Almost all states require continuing education to maintain licensure, making programming a big business with a wide variety of programming across multiple different formats. You can attend courses via webinar, online, or in-person. Additionally, there are a variety of content areas to choose from, ranging from learning a new technique to managing a single joint or condition to learning evolving approaches to practice or your scope of care.

 

How many times have you spent a few hours, a day, or a weekend in a continuing education course to take back only one or two "pearls" to apply to your practice? Perhaps you have not seen a meaningful change in your approach to care as a result of your learning? In selecting continuing education programming, how do we ensure our time and money are well spent? When making this decision, there are a few considerations. Read more…