Course Overview
This course looks at how to do a proper chart and examines some of the common mistakes made when charting. Based on the instructors experience with medical charting and over 12 years of clinical supervising, seeing all the mistakes and studying what makes a great chart. In addition, this course will discuss medicolegal aspects of SOAP notes as well as the SOAPE note. This course is a must take for anyone who wishes to protect themselves legally as well give the best care to their patients.
Objectives
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Employ the SOAP and SOAPE style of charting
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Avoid common errors in charting
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Identify medicolegal aspects of proper charting and the consequences of improper charting
Outline
0 hrs - 15 min
Introduction and discussion of importance and medicolegal aspects of topic
15 min - 45 min
Discussion of SOAPE charting and common errors
45 min - 1.25 hrs
Discussion of SOAPE charting and common errors
1.25 hrs - 1.75 hrs
Discussion of SOAPE charting and common errors
1.75 hrs - 2 hrs
Discussion of SOAPE charting and common errors
Reviews
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Molly C. (United States of America)
I recommend this course for anyone who wants to improve the accuracy and security in charting.
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Ruben H. (United States of America)
Very useful, learned a lot of new and useful information when charting, especially for insurance billing.
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Andrew H. (Australia)
A great course to get to the heart of effective note taking in real life practice
Reviews
I recommend this course for anyone who wants to improve the accuracy and security in charting.
Molly C. (United States of America)
Very useful, learned a lot of new and useful information when charting, especially for insurance billing.
Ruben H. (United States of America)
A great course to get to the heart of effective note taking in real life practice
Andrew H. (Australia)
I recommend this course to students, teachers and colleagues: Why Good Charting is the Backbone of a Thriving Practice Clinical Continuity: Clear, concise notes ensure that any clinician in the practice can seamlessly pick up a patient's care plan without missing a beat, reducing errors and improving outcomes. Practice Efficiency: Spending a little extra structure on notes upfront saves massive amounts of time later. No more guessing what was discussed three months ago or trying to decode shorthand. Financial Health & Compliance: Accurate charts directly support proper coding and billing, reducing the risk of claim denials, audits, or delayed reimbursements. Patient Trust: When patients see that you remember specific details about their history, preferences, and goals, it builds a deep level of confidence and rapport. Good charting isn't just a defensive shield—it's the operational heartbeat of a smart, efficient, and patient-centered practice.
Angel M. (United States of America)
Teacher
Greg Sperber
Dr. Greg Sperber is an author and also holds a Masters and Doctor of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine from Pacific College of Oriental Medicine. He is a professor at PCOM and speaks internationally on TCM business and drug-herb interactions.
Disclaimers
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