Record Keeping
Description
This practice standard describes the College’s expectations that kinesiologists should follow when creating, maintaining and destroying records.
To learn more please see full standard PDF above.
Practice Guidelines
Resources
- Record Keeping Practice Standard
- The importance of record keeping in support roles
- Webinar: Record keeping
- Explainer Video: Record Keeping
- What You Need to Know About Privacy Law: An Overview of the Personal Health Information Protection Act, 2004
- Practice Guideline: Privacy and Confidentiality – A Guide to PHIPA for Regulated Health Professionals
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essential competencies
Download pdfHas a unique patient/client identifier on every page of the patient/client health record.
Ensures records include signature and dates.
Produces health records in one of the official languages that can be read by another individual.
Produces a report within the stated timelines agreed upon with the patient/client.
Produces equipment service records for an ultrasound machine.
Uses reporting protocols and forms to record negative patient/client outcomes.
Records the circumstances surrounding the patient’s/client’s consent and indicates his/her understanding of the information presented.
Records the patient’s/client’s consent to involve unregulated health professionals in his/her care and
that he/she clearly understands the roles, responsibilities and the limitations of the service provided by the unregulated professional.
Documents who delegated the act, when, for which patient/client and the parameters of the delegation.
Uses SOAP (subjective, objective, assessment, plan) notes to chart.
Reviews the notes and makes necessary changes to ensure accuracy and that accountability is properly documented prior to signing.