Clinical Documentation in Occupational, Physical, and Speech Rehabilitation

great information

this course should not be listed for slp. this course was heavily focused on pt and ot aspects of medicare billing and rarely went into slp. the slp documentation aspect should be taught by an slp and focused on differences between adults, geriatrics, vs. pediatrics.

too heavily focused on 'maintenance therapy' topic and too focused on scenarios more relevant to pt\/ot than to slp.

as a slp, some of the examples were hard to follow as they were more ot and pt based. i learn best through examples, so a few things were a bit confusing since i didn't have as many slp examples.

-camera angle was distracting - speaker was good at stopping to answer questions along the way on the live version (we watched the video recording) - speaker uses "um" and "ah" a lot

i think the information was very informative and applicable to therapy services. i think that the speaker did an excellent job with providing case studies that gave good insight.

great informative course

learned a lot and got updated with documentation

i appreciated the lengthy answers to the submitted questions and the real world examples.

found it interesting that the instructor who stated he performed audits on notes did not know the code for medicare maintenance therapy.