@BradyH_216 lets not start this narrative. Protocols more likely than not were followed. these are healthcare professionals. If you don’t understand the protocols, then let’s have that conversation, but we need to be honest and say we can’t diagnose a concussion from the tv.
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@FFizzeo@ptreviewer I would argue that nothing can assure safety, but the premise of a licensure exam is to protect the public by ensuring a specific cognitive capacity to do no/minimal harm. But, nothing is foolproof, but an exam is one of the best tools we have to assess that cognitive piece.
@ptreviewer Agreed. But, I’m not sure I’d want to solve this issue (if we agree it’s an issue) with a law, my preference would be ethics, which we currently have in place. Medicine is grey. And I think we will always have a degree of uncertainty and trial and error.
@crystal_mfrt @crisantofisio @Heather_Littier I see your point. Devils advocate: CSM planning began years ago, with heavy planning about a year ago. I think most in the world were projecting an open country. Virtual formats are/were at the discretion of the presenters. Not much APTA can control on content front.