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Each ELM Course Unit begins with a series of learning objectives
that must be satisfied to obtain Continuing Medical Education (CME)
credit. By testing mastery of these objectives, the ELM Learning
Process verifies participant success. If the standards are not met,
the Targeted Feedback System provides supplemental material and
testing to ensure standards achievement.
For example, ELM Learning Objectives cover the following:
- · Identify when this relationship exists
· Understand its legal implications
· Recognize its dissolution, without implication of abandonment
· Understand variations of this relationship, specifically
employers and non-patients "Error" and "Negligence"
· Define the nature and scope of a provider's duty in applying
medical methodology to collect and utilize diagnostic data
· Distinguish between Error and Negligence
- · Identify the essential elements
· Understand the scope of the patient's rights to decline
treatment
· Define the requirements of confidential communications
· Understand legally required disclosures about treatment
- · Define the elements of good documentation
· Identify possession and ownership of medical records
· Understand requirements for protecting the confidentiality
of records
- · Identify the roles, relationships and responsibilities
of attending and specialty physicians
- · Identify the scope of a patient's obligation to cooperate
and comply with the healthcare provider's efforts and instructions
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