This course will help you lower your malpractice risk by showing you how to create a dental record that includes an accurate representation of patient assessment, diagnosis, treatment and follow-up.
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July 1, 2022 12:00 am - June 30, 2026 11:45 pm
All times for all events are in local Central Time.
How to complete this course
- Complete the Pre-test.
Note: No grades or corrected answers are provided. You will find the answers to the pre-test in the course manual. - Download and read the manual.
- Complete the Post-test.
After you complete the online post-test, the answers will be automatically provided. You must have 15 correct responses to pass the post-test. To achieve a score of 15 out of 19 questions, you may take the test multiple times, if needed.
How to receive CE credit
- Register for the course.
- Complete the course evaluation.
- Receive confirmation of your completion via email. Documentation is sent weekly.
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Description
This course will focus on Minnesota's legislative Rule 3100.9600 on recordkeeping, which clearly defines the minimum necessary content of the dental patient record in Minnesota. Included in the course are examples of record keeping systems that are organized in a way to satisfy the minimum recordkeeping requirements.
Learn How To
- Understand the rationale for Minnesota’s minimum dental record keeping standard found in Minnesota’s legislative Rule 3100.9600
- Recognize the minimum essential requirements for a dental patient record
- Assess common record keeping errors
- Identify the purpose of the dental record
- Understand the concept of informed consent
- Recognize the components of a well written progress note
- Evaluate your record keeping system and conduct a record keeping self audit
Training Methods
Electronically mediated: illustrated lectures, case studies
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Minnesota Administrative Rule 3100.9600 Record Keeping
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