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The Osteopath's Guide to Keeping Out of Trouble

A Toolkit to Meet Professional Obligations and Avoid Pitfalls in Practice

Paul Lambden

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English
Radcliffe Publishing Ltd
01 April 2005
Osteopaths need to engage in improved continuing professional development audit standard setting and risk management to demonstrate improved standards of clinical governance. This book tells you how to achieve these changes without tears. The Osteopath's Guide to Keeping Out of Trouble offers a unique perspective on the hazards of osteopathy by providing a comprehensive review of the risks in clinical practice. The book looks at the regulation of the profession osteopathic duties and law and ethics governing the practice. Written in an accessible informal way the book offers simple practical suggestions to assist in compliance and uses a range of hazard warnings tips think boxes and exercises to navigate potential problems. It is an essential companion for every osteopath in clinical practice and students in osteopathy.

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Imprint:   Radcliffe Publishing Ltd
Country of Publication:   United Kingdom
Edition:   1st New edition
Dimensions:   Height: 246mm,  Width: 174mm, 
Weight:   453g
ISBN:   9781857757378
ISBN 10:   1857757378
Pages:   224
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Audience:   College/higher education ,  General/trade ,  Primary ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Paul Lambden

Reviews for The Osteopath's Guide to Keeping Out of Trouble: A Toolkit to Meet Professional Obligations and Avoid Pitfalls in Practice

We work in a litigious environment where adverse outcomes are viewed seriously. Osteopaths must be sure that they take careful histories, examine according to best practice, explain in sufficient detail the problem to be able to obtain valid consent, treat the patient with care and write notes that are sufficiently full and legible to ensure that the osteopath has a defence if a patient tries to take him (or her) to court. The advent of risk management has hopefully started to reduce the risk of anything going wrong during clinical work and this book is an attempt to identify those areas where relatively simple changes may keep you safe and where a bit of knowledge of the law and some simple ethical principles may support you in difficult times. Paul Lambden


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