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Informed Consent
Refers to the voluntary agreement given by a competent individual to receive a massage treatment
What Must a Client be Informed on?
Nature, potential benefits, risks, alternatives, scope of practice, confidentiality
Nature of Treatment
Provide a clear treatment of the type of massage therapy treatments being offered
What are some Potential Benefits?
Relaxation, stress relief, pain reduction, improved circulation, increased ROM
What are some Potential Risks or Limitations?
Possible soreness, bruising, or exacerbation of certain medical treatment
Scope of Practice
Communicate the therapists’ qualifications, certifications and area of expertise
What are the Two Specific Populations?
Minors & Vulnerable Populations
What is the Rule for Minors?
16 or Older: They can make their own health decisions
15 or Younger: They cannot make their own health decisions
What is the Rule for Minors in Manitoba?
Persons 16 years of age or older are legally able to give consent, unless they demonstrate otherwise
What is a Vulnerable Population?
An individual with:
Cognitive Impairments
Someone who Cannot Communicate Effectively
How do you Work With Vulnerable Populations?
You work with their legally authorized representative or caregiver
How is Consent Continuity Achieved?
Regularly Check in With Clients
Ensure Clients Comfort
Adjust Clients Treatment Plan as Needed
What are SOAP Notes
The documentation that the Massage Therapist writes about the client they are seeing
What does SOAP stand for in SOAP Notes?
Subjective, Objective, Analysis, Plan
What Information is Found in the (S)ubjective Section?
Chief Complaint, History, Pain Level and Location, Additional Information
What Information is Found in the (O)bjective Section?
Observations and findings such as Postural Assessments, Range of Motion, Palpation Findings, and Other Assessments
What Information is Found in the (A)nalysis Section?
Problem Identification, Casual Factors, Treatment Goals
What Information is Found in the (P)lan Section?
Treatment Performed & Techniques used, Treatment Frequency & Duration, Homecare, and Referrals
Considerations when Writing SOAP Notes
Ensure accuracy, clarity, and objectivity; be concise; avoid personal opinions; maintain client confidentiality; adhere to legal and ethical guidelines
Why are SOAP Notes Essential?
They facilitate effective communication, community of care, and informed decision-making for therapists and clients
Questions to Ask During Consult
What is it?
How Long?
Treatment?
Current Status?