Have you had a friend or family member approach you for professional services? For many licensees, the instinct to help can feel both natural and professionally aligned, and it may feel awkward to refuse these types of requests. Yet when personal and professional roles overlap, there is a risk of crossing professional boundaries.
Social media platforms and generative AI tools can spread unverified claims at unprecedented speed, distorting perceptions among both practitioners and patients. Against this backdrop, evidence-informed practice is more critical than ever to safeguard trust and uphold the integrity of healthcare.
Depending on which areas of practice or populations a health care provider may serve, establishing informed consent may be more or less straightforward, but this is not always the case.
A registrant reached out to the College to ask what was the best method in which physical therapists should acquire and maintain competency when considering advertising and using physical therapy treatments that include Clinical Pilates. Read the Clinical Pilates case study from CHCPBC Practice Advisors.
Have you had a friend or family member approach you for professional services? For many licensees, the instinct to help can feel both natural and professionally aligned, and it may feel awkward to refuse these types of requests. Yet when personal and professional roles overlap, there is a risk of crossing professional boundaries.
Social media platforms and generative AI tools can spread unverified claims at unprecedented speed, distorting perceptions among both practitioners and patients. Against this backdrop, evidence-informed practice is more critical than ever to safeguard trust and uphold the integrity of healthcare.
Depending on which areas of practice or populations a health care provider may serve, establishing informed consent may be more or less straightforward, but this is not always the case.
A registrant reached out to the College to ask what was the best method in which physical therapists should acquire and maintain competency when considering advertising and using physical therapy treatments that include Clinical Pilates. Read the Clinical Pilates case study from CHCPBC Practice Advisors.