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Medicine and Holistic Practice
A consulting format containing articles on role clarification and contract as applied in clinical practice. It identifies ten scientific assumptions that distinguish vitalism from the treatment of pathology, and preserves the independent identity of holistic practitioners.
Medicine and Holistic Practice
Consulting format with statutes, articles on contract principles, scientific assumptions, model forms and twenty minute telephone consultation. For additional consulting time see Contact Page.
MEDICINE AND HOLISTIC PRACTICE
Medical Decisionmaking Institute brings you healthcare practice management consulting with the time-tested consultation format Medicine and Holistic Practice containing articles, model forms, legal principles, and pioneering advice to assist in structuring your clinical practice in a manner that avoids creating legal problems, unrealistic expectations, civil and criminal liability for practicing medicine without a license.
FREE INFORMATION on waivers disclaimers, informed consents, plus the ten scientific assumptions distinguishing medicine from holistic practice, and an outline of practice management objectives.
This program reduces risks of discipline and civil liability, and risks of unlicensed medical practice. It defines professional responsibility independently, and improves clinical efficacy. The consulting format, Medicine and Holistic Practice helps you discuss your methodologies in scientific terms without adopting medical concepts that can implicate you in charges of sub-standard practice and practicing medicine without a license.
The articles, statutes and charts provided explain two ideas. One is the methodology for thinking about your use of holistic practices and defining clinical objectives related to the scientific assumptions appropriate to your work. The other is how simple verbal agreements, evidenced in written instruments, can clarify medical and non-medical objectives. These agreements also enable you to establish the intentions and expectations of your clients that support your work and improve your clinical efficacy.
SHARED DECISIONMAKING AND ROLE CLARIFICATION IN MEDICINE
Two cornerstones of the health care contract are clinical role clarification and how the parties allocate decision making responsibility. Every doctor practices with a combination of implied and express agreements reflecting his/her own preferences for assuming responsibility and ability to define roles clearly.
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"Your professional education at Grand Rounds in at UCSF was extremely enlightening and very effective in defining the various roles played by each person."
Edward C. Hill, MD, Professor Emeritus OBGYN
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"I am fortunate to have found Mr. Green, who is a fruitful source of ideas on successfully structuring health care practice.
In an educational format, he is unusually talented in explaining these ideas.
He listens to client concerns, analyzes them cogently, and suggests approaches succinctly and effectively."
K. Lee Peifer, Heath Care Attorney, Albuquerque, NM
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