Table 2
Domains and competencies for rehabilitation of disability in chiropractic
| Domains | Competencies | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Domain 1. | Basic concepts of rehabilitation and disability | Competency 1.1 | Demonstrate an understanding of the contemporary frameworks of rehabilitation and disability |
| Competency 1.2 | Effectively communicate with patients and all/key stakeholders involved in the rehabilitation process | ||
| Domain 2. | Legal, regulatory and ethical components | Competency 2.1 | Apply in clinical practice the laws, regulations and policies that impact delivery of rehabilitation services |
| Competency 2.2 | Apply in clinical practice the ethical delivery of services | ||
| Competency 2.3 | Deliver rehabilitation services in line with regulatory standards | ||
| Competency 2.4 | Advocate for rehabilitation services as a means of achieving optimal outcomes, including return to work | ||
| Domain 3. | Rehabilitation management of disability and other health conditions | Competency 3.1 | Clinical assessment—evaluates patients’ health status and related circumstances to develop a working diagnosis |
| Competency 3.2 | Formulate a clinical plan of management | ||
| Competency 3.3 | Monitor and evaluate progress of care and health outcomes | ||
| Competency 3.4 | Participate in implementing the rehabilitation plan within the unique cultural and environmental context | ||