Best Practice Guidelines for Athletic Training Documentation
and foremost, it is an AT’s professional responsibility to comply with medical industry standards and statutory regulations of record -keeping. Second, proper documentation serves to provide a complete, accurate and timely record of a patient’s complete medical history. Third, proper recordkeeping will facilitate communication and help to
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