Your Virtual Practice: Providing Distance Based Care
Developed specifically for Members of the Naturopaths & Herbalists Association of Australia
Need Help Going Virtual?
Providing virtual care offers many advantages to patients and practitioners, so it’s not surprising that many practitioners are quickly shifting their practice to offer virtual consultations.
This course was developed specifically for Members of the Naturopaths & Herbalists Association of Australia (NHAA) to guide you in understanding how you can reduce risks in your practice so you can feel prepared and confident to incorporate virtual consultations for the benefit of your patients.
This 2.5 hour course will:
help you understand your professional obligations of providing care by email, telephone and virtual technology
assist you to recognize the most common concerns and red flags in providing distance-based care
review tips to safeguard your virtual practice to reduce your legal risks
provide you with an overview of 12 steps to getting started
The Naturopaths & Herbalists Association of Australia has pre-approved this course for 5 CPD Credits for Independent Learning
Course Platform Features
Practitioner Questionnaire
Introduction & Learning Objectives
An Overview of Distance Based Care
2 Minute Quiz
NHAA Policy
NHAA Technology Based Consultation Policy
2 Minute Quiz
Jurisdictional Considerations
Email & Electronic Communications
Telephone and Virtual Consultations
2 Minute Quiz
Twelve Tips to Getting Started
Virtual Care Checklist for Practitioners
OAIC Guide to Health Privacy
OAIC Privacy Management Plan Template
Maintaining Boundaries & Planning for Acute Issues
2 Minute Quiz
Survey
Dr. Sylvi Martin BScN, RN, ND
Sylvi Martin is a Naturopathic Doctor and a Registered Nurse who has been practicing in the field of professional regulation for over a decade.
After earning a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Laurentian University in 2004, Sylvi practiced acute care psychiatric nursing at a busy inner-city hospital in Toronto where dealing with high-risk clinical scenarios was a daily occurrence.
Sylvi went on to pursue studies in naturopathic medicine, graduating from the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine in 2009. Since then, in addition to her naturopathic practice in Toronto, she has been practicing in professional regulations as an investigator for an Ontario health regulatory college, and as a professional member of a statutory Inquiries, Complaints and Reports Committee for another Ontario regulator. Since 2016, Sylvi has been instructing continuing education courses in ethics and jurisprudence for various associations and educational institutions in Canada.
When she’s not furthering her training in mindfulness and clinical nutrition or working on her latest workshop or course, she can be found nibbling blueberries and feeding the “trust fund squirrels” in her garden, perfecting her chocolate savouring skills, swimming at the cottage, or on the hunt for more scarves in some corner of the world with her infinitely patient partner Dave.