Mastering Valid Spirometry Testing: Ensuring Reliable Pulmonary Fitness Evaluations
Elevate Your Spirometry Testing Practices with a Focus on Validity and Quality Assurance
Welcome to the “Normal Spirometry” course – your essential guide to ensuring valid spirometry test results in the occupational health setting. This comprehensive session addresses the critical issue of accurately labeling spirometry tests as “normal” by emphasizing the factors influencing validity, equipment standards, calibration protocols, technician training, and error detection, contributing to accurate pulmonary fitness evaluations in occupational spirometry testing. By participating in this course, occmed and urgent care providers can gain valuable insights and strategies to elevate the quality assurance and reliability of spirometry testing within their practice, ensuring adherence to industry standards and the delivery of accurate pulmonary function evaluations.
Unique Features You'll Love
Validity and Quality Assurance:
Gain access to comprehensive insights on ensuring valid spirometry test results and implementing quality assurance measures, emphasizing the significance of adherence to standards and quality criteria for reliable pulmonary fitness evaluations within your urgent care practice.
Industry Standard Adherence:
Receive specialized training on ensuring that spirometry equipment used in occupational testing meets or exceeds ATS/ERS and ISO standards, emphasizing calibration, validation, and proper functioning, positioning yourself as a champion for compliance and reliability in spirometry testing.
Benefits for Urgent Care Providers
Reliable Test Results:
Implement the knowledge gained to lead a higher standard of quality assurance in spirometry testing, ensuring reliable and valid results that contribute to accurate pulmonary function evaluations and effective clinical decision-making within your urgent care practice.
Compliance with Industry Standards:
Ensure spirometry equipment meets or exceeds industry standards, promoting compliance with ATS/ERS and ISO guidelines, fostering trust and confidence among your healthcare personnel and employer clients.
Error Identification and Resolution:
Acquire skills to identify and address potential errors in spirometry testing, reducing the likelihood of inaccurate results and misinterpretation, positioning yourself as a proactive leader in ensuring the reliability and validity of spirometry testing within your occupational medicine practice.
Addressing Your Pain Points
Enhancing Reliability:
Address the specific pain points related to maintaining compliance with industry standards and ensuring validity in spirometry testing, offering practical insights and proactive strategies to elevate the quality assurance and reliability of pulmonary fitness evaluations within your occmed or urgent care practice.
Confidence in Compliance
Navigate through OSHA, NIOSH, ADA, EEOC, and other regulations with ease, ensuring your practice is always in alignment with the latest standards.
Enhanced Patient Care
Equip yourself with the expertise and equipment needed to perform complex exams, from hazmat/hazwoper to police and fire, heavy metal, and pesticide exposures.
Testimonials from Our Participants
Dr. John Jurica, MD, MPH, CPE, FAAPL
PromptMed Urgent Care, Waukegan, Illinois
Dr. K. Johnson
Enroll in "Normal Spirometry" today and unlock the expertise you need to take your practice to new heights!
How Do You Know For Sure
This is Truly the Best Occmed Course For You to Enroll In?
YES This Course is Fully Accredited!
Upon completion of this course, you can claim 5 CE credits through the accreditation company Your CE Source.
Claiming instructions will be provided upon completion of the course.
Dr. Larry Earl (MD)
I’m Dr. Larry Earl (MD) and I’ve owned and operated multi-site, multi-state Urgent Care and Occupational Medicine centers for over 40 years.
As president & CEO of NAOHP, I support our members in pursuit of excellence in their employer-directed services and continue consulting and training for clients ranging from independent medical practices to billion-dollar healthcare organizations.
We asked members and occupational health professionals across the nation what they are looking for to help them with their occupational health & blended urgent care programs. We received an overwhelming response from people – AND – We listened.
We changed many things around, and provide our members with the resources, and strategies that really work in the industry. Our CONTINUED goal is, and will be, to listen and supply the needs within the occupational health industry (operations and business, business development, and marketing).
Your business needs to operate like a well-oiled engine. There are lots of moving parts, and our experienced team can help you put it all together. We don’t just teach it – we live it.
Progressing with the ongoing changes, NAOHP remains the core development of occupational health operations, which also includes the specialized fields of business development/marketing, wellness, telemedicine, urgent care, population health, employee health, and more.
It’s simple – at the end of the day, professionals are looking for ideas on how to grow their occupational health business, and stay ahead of their competition. Whether you’re new to this business or adding occupational health to your menu of services, we will teach you how to market your program, what other services you need to be offering, and provide you and your staff with the necessary tools to develop a successful program!
Email: learl@naohp.com