Primary Spine Care 15

Ethical Relationships, Demonstrative Documentation, MRI-CAT Scan Interpretation and Social Media

*This course is only approved for 8/15 credits in the state of OK.

**This course is only approved for 10/15 credits in the state of TX.

15 CE Hours
$299

Demonstrative Reporting in an Evidence-Based Paradigm

Learn to age-date pathology, interpret MRI & CT with confidence, and build collaborative referral relationships—using reproducible, literature-driven documentation.

This program teaches you how to use peer-reviewed evidence to demonstrate injury, dispel the “non-specific back pain” dogma, and elevate the clinical reputation of your practice through the power of credential-based authority and ethical communication.

✅ Evidence-based demonstrative documentation
✅ MRI interpretation + CT correlation
✅ Age-dating spinal injuries (disc-focused)
✅ Biomechanical pathology + technology-driven diagnosis
✅ Ethical, credential-driven social media reputation building
✅ Stronger collaboration with MDs, ERs, urgent care & specialists

Taught by Clinicians and Educators Trusted for Clinical Excellence

INSTRUCTORS: 

Mark Studin, DC, FPSC, FASBE(C), DAAPM
Don Capoferri, DC, FSBT, FPSC 
Patricia Roche, DO, CAQ (Radiology / Neuroradiology)

This curriculum reflects real-world outcomes from patient-centered documentation, collaborative care workflows, and medical-legal clarity—taught by faculty known for advancing chiropractic’s evidence-based standards.

THE BIG PROMISE  

Stop Writing Notes That Get Ignored. Start Creating Documentation That Gets Results.

Most clinicians were never taught how to create documentation that is:

• demonstrative (shows pathology clearly)

• evidence-based (supported by literature)

• reproducible (consistent and defensible)

• collaboration-ready (MD-friendly language)

• patient-understandable (ethical and clear)

This program gives you a framework to produce documentation that becomes the arbiter for successful patient-centered collaborative care—and a powerful driver of professional credibility and referral growth.

WHY THIS PROGRAM MATTERS  

The Problem: “Non-Specific Back Pain” Has Become a Default Diagnosis

Too often, real biomechanical and connective tissue pathology is dismissed because:

• the clinician doesn’t know how to demonstrate it,

• the language isn’t collaborative,

• the imaging isn’t translated into actionable conclusions,

• the documentation doesn’t connect findings to function, prognosis, and care planning.

The Solution: Evidence-Based Demonstrative Reporting

When you can document pathology demonstratively—and communicate it in a way that resonates with medical colleagues and patients—utilization rises because the evidence becomes undeniable.

This program has helped doctors build relationships with:
MD PCPs • medical specialists • ERs • urgent care centers • medical-legal stakeholders

WHO THIS IS FOR  

This Program Is Ideal For:

• Chiropractors who want to practice with advanced clinical credibility

• Doctors working with trauma, mechanical spine disorders, disc pathology, and connective tissue injuries

• Clinicians who want to improve referral and collaboration relationships

• Providers who want to sharpen MRI interpretation, CT fundamentals, and injury age-dating

• Anyone ready to move from “generic notes” to demonstrative, evidence-based reporting

WHAT YOU’LL BE ABLE TO DO AFTER THIS PROGRAM  

By the end of this training, you’ll be able to:

✅ Use literature-backed standards to age-date injury and pathology
✅ Interpret and document MRI findings with clarity and defensibility
✅ Correlate MRI pathology to CT principles and sequencing
✅ Create a demonstrative diagnosis of biomechanical pathology
✅ Determine dysfunctional spinal segments and build a care roadmap
✅ Document the 10 most common tissues injured in trauma demonstratively
✅ Communicate findings ethically in language understood by MDs and patients
✅ Build professional credibility online through credential-based authority (not hype marketing)

CURRICULUM OVERVIEW  

Module 1 (2 Hours) — Current & Future Trends in Documentation & Practice Growth

Faculty: Mark Studin, DC, FPSC, DAAPM • Don Capoferri, DC, FSBT, FPSC, BCN

Evidence-based demonstrative documentation is increasingly the “standard” for patient-centered collaborative care. You’ll learn how documentation and reputation-building have already supported stronger relationships with MD PCPs, specialists, ERs, and urgent care centers, and how evidence-driven reporting can help remove outdated “non-specific back pain” dogma.

Key outcomes:

• Understand the documentation trends shaping referral behaviors

• Build a defensible, evidence-based reporting model

• Elevate clinical credibility to support collaborative relationships

Module 2 (2 Hours) — Master Class in Connective Tissue Pathology

Understanding Biomechanical Pathology (Subluxation)

Faculty: Mark Studin • Don Capoferri

Connective tissue is foundational to non-surgical management of mechanical spine disorders. This master class covers ligament physiology (micro and macroscopic), integration with the peripheral nervous system, CNS plasticity, and the clinical relevance of proprioception and mechanoreception.

Key outcomes:

• Understand ligament physiology and injury pathways

• Connect spinal adjustment concepts to CNS responses

• Differentiate chiropractic adjustment vs. manipulation in clinical terms

Module 3 (1.5 Hours) — Biomechanical Pathology Demonstrative Diagnosis

Faculty: Mark Studin • Don Capoferri

Learn the biomechanics of spinal anatomy to create accurate diagnosis, prognosis, and treatment plans. You’ll explore sagittal balance concepts and technology-driven approaches to demonstrate biomechanical pathology in a reproducible, evidence-based manner.

Key outcomes:

• Build demonstrative diagnosis workflows

• Validate trauma equality and long-term care necessity when clinically indicated

• Identify dysfunctional segments and determine vectors / timing / MMI benchmarks

Module 4 (2 Hours) — Master Class in Spinal Disc Pathology & Trauma

Faculty: Mark Studin • Don Capoferri

This module focuses on disc microanatomy and physiology—nucleus pulposus and annulus fibrosis—contrasting normal vs. trauma-based pathology. You’ll learn demonstrative MRI interpretation, including colorized imaging workflows to depict disc pathology relative to the spinal cord and nerve roots.

Key outcomes:

• Interpret MRI disc pathology demonstratively

• Translate findings into ethical, collaborative language

• Document the 10 most common trauma-injured tissues clearly

Module 5 (2 Hours) — Age-Dating Bodily Injuries

Faculty: Mark Studin • Don Capoferri

Age-dating injury—especially disc-focused trauma—has become a major differentiator in clinical clarity and collaborative relationships. This module teaches 20 evidence-based methods to age-date trauma using literature-backed principles.

Key outcomes:

• Identify proximate cause and stage of tissue repair vs. permanency

• Build accurate prognosis and care planning based on tissue phase

• Document acute vs. chronic injury demonstratively and ethically

Module 6 (2.5 Hours) — CT Interpretation Correlated to MRI Findings

Faculty: Patricia Roche, DO • Mark Studin • Don Capoferri

Get the fundamentals of spinal CT interpretation: sequencing, acquisition, reformatting, and using diagnostic “windows” (bone, abdomen, chest, etc.) to identify pathology. You’ll also correlate MRI sequences (T1, T2, STIR, proton density, Dixon, T2 fat-sat) to CT findings for more complete conclusions.

Key outcomes:

• Understand CT workflow and interpretation basics

• Match MRI sequences to clinical questions and pathology types

• Learn comorbidities that limit imaging selection and how to respond appropriately

• Analyze all sequences systematically to improve diagnostic accuracy

Module 7 (1 Hour) — Ethical Social Media for Clinical Reputation

Faculty: Mark Studin • Don Capoferri

This is not “marketing.” This is authority-building through credentials. Learn how to use ethical social media practices to help the public and referral community understand chiropractic’s pathway to advanced education and clinical excellence—similar to how they already interpret medical credentials.

Key outcomes:

• Build public trust with credential-based authority

• Elevate perception of the profession ethically

• Create credibility-driven content that supports reputation and referrals

Module 8 (2 Hours) — Demonstrative Documentation & Collaborative Relationships

Faculty: Mark Studin • Don Capoferri

This module ties everything together: demonstrative documentation as the foundation of collaborative relationships in healthcare and the medical-legal community. Learn why understanding MRI is essential before care begins, and how to document anatomical pathology (fracture, tumor, infection, herniation) and biomechanical pathology (connective tissue injury) clearly.

Key outcomes:

• Document connective tissue pathology conclusively

• Build specific, individualized treatment plans (not predetermined care)

• Demonstrate necessity for long-term care when clinically indicated

• Improve clarity for specialists, payers, attorneys, and patients

 If You Want More Referrals… Start With Better Demonstration

When you can demonstrate pathology clearly and ethically—supported by the literature—your documentation becomes the vehicle that builds credibility, supports collaboration, and elevates chiropractic as a leader in evidence-based spine care.

This is not theory.
This is a reproducible system for demonstrative reporting that changes how professionals perceive your findings—and how confidently patients and referral sources move forward with care.

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Is this course only for PI / trauma cases?

No. While trauma and disc pathology are major focuses, the documentation frameworks apply broadly to mechanical spine disorders and collaborative care workflows.

Do I need prior imaging experience?

No. The program teaches interpretation fundamentals and systematic workflows for CT and MRI sequences, with clinical application.

Will this help with medical collaboration?

Yes. The course is designed around the language, clarity, and demonstrative evidence needed for collaboration with MD PCPs, specialists, ERs, and urgent care centers.

Demonstrative Reporting Course | Evidence-Based Documentation

Learn evidence-based demonstrative reporting, MRI & CT correlation, and injury age-dating to strengthen collaboration, referrals, and clinical credibility.

Primary Keywords:
demonstrative reporting, evidence-based documentation, chiropractic documentation course, MRI interpretation chiropractic, CT scan interpretation spine, age dating spinal injury, biomechanical pathology diagnosis

Instructions: Once you purchase the course online, it will be immediately active in your account. If you have any issues, please contact Cara 631-804-2845 or CaraRoss220@Gmail.com

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Estimated time to complete: 15 Hours
Supported devices: PC only (no iPhone/iPad)
Minimum internet speed: 20 Mbps download

This course is Pace approved by the Federation of Chiropractic Licensing Boards

Financial Relationships of Planners, Presenters and Others: The following planners, presenters and others have either indicated financial relationships with ineligible companies or that no financial relationships exist. An ineligible companyis any entity whose primary business is producing, marketing, selling, re-selling, or distributing healthcare products used by or on patients. Policies and guidelines for identifying and mitigating relevant financial relationships of planners, presenters, and others involved in accredited continuing education are in compliance with the ACCME Standards for Integrity and Independence in Accredited Continuing Education

The following planners/presenters/others do not have any relevant financial relationships with ineligible companies:

Activity Director, Presenter:

Mark Studin DC, FPSC, FASBE(C), DAAPM

Commercial support for this activity:None