A short YouTube recap from Jeff Langmaid covering Parker Seminars in Las Vegas (March 2019). Jeff describes travel, arrival, the event scale (~3,000 chiropractors) and notable keynote speakers. Greg Friedman summarizes his talk on re-framing chiropractic documentation using measurable metrics and technology. Dr. Josh Satterley previews his talk on transforming patient care with a continuum of care and maintenance exercise strategies to boost long-term outcomes and revenue.
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Foreign. Hey, what's up everybody? After two days of travel, canceled flights, layovers and not quality time at a quality inn, I have finally made it to Vegas and Parker Seminars. Last night was my first night here and it was a forward thinking Chiropractic alliance social event. It was super fun. Everybody was having a good time. And my first impressions from Parker Seminars is really just the scope and the size. There are literally over 3,000 docs here and they are doing it right. If you did not see Damon John is speaking, Cal Ripken is speaking and many, many more. So this is going to be day two for me, which is the final day of the event. So come along, check out everything that's going on at Parker Seminars in Vegas.
Hey, my name is Greg Friedman and this is my first time speaking at Parker Vegas and it was a blast. I loved it. So my topic today was talking about documentation. But I started off by saying that I don't want us to think about documentation the way we've thought about it for all these years. Like, oh, it sucks, I hate it, it's drudgery, it's killing me. But that's a bad way to think of that. I want us instead to think of it in terms of how can it help us? How can it help our practice and even move the profession forward. I'm talking about this documentation document, these metrics because with these metrics we can then use technology to help calculate for us. Did those metrics change? Are they changing with our treatment? Are they getting better? Are they getting worse? Are they staying the same? Do we need to change something about my treatment protocol or am I going the right direction?
I'm Dr. Josh Satterley and I'm here at Parker Seminars this year. I'm talking about transforming your patient care and your business revenue. That means to me is we as chiropractors got to have a continuum of care leading into a long term strategy. And I think the best way to do that is through the best maintenance care, which is great exercise. So we're going to talk all about that today. Give some people some strategies to do it and look at transforming the greatest profession on earth, which is chiropractic.
Hello, this is, I'm Bill Morgan, president of Parker University, Parker Seminars. Welcome to Parker Seminars. We had nearly 3,700 people attend this year. Had a great time, had a great science track. We had a lot of people from all walks of chiropractic. Come and enjoy the fellowship of Chiropractic and just learn a lot, come out and join us next year.
