Informed Consent and SOAP Notes

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Informed Consent

Refers to the voluntary agreement given by a competent individual to receive a massage treatment

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What Must a Client be Informed on?

Nature, potential benefits, risks, alternatives, scope of practice, confidentiality

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Nature of Treatment

Provide a clear treatment of the type of massage therapy treatments being offered

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What are some Potential Benefits?

Relaxation, stress relief, pain reduction, improved circulation, increased ROM

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What are some Potential Risks or Limitations?

Possible soreness, bruising, or exacerbation of certain medical treatment

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Scope of Practice

Communicate the therapists’ qualifications, certifications and area of expertise

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What are the Two Specific Populations?

Minors & Vulnerable Populations

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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

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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

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What is a Vulnerable Population?

An individual with:

Cognitive Impairments

Someone who Cannot Communicate Effectively

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How do you Work With Vulnerable Populations?

You work with their legally authorized representative or caregiver

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How is Consent Continuity Achieved?

Regularly Check in With Clients

Ensure Clients Comfort

Adjust Clients Treatment Plan as Needed

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What are SOAP Notes

The documentation that the Massage Therapist writes about the client they are seeing

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What does SOAP stand for in SOAP Notes?

Subjective, Objective, Analysis, Plan

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What Information is Found in the (S)ubjective Section?

Chief Complaint, History, Pain Level and Location, Additional Information

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What Information is Found in the (O)bjective Section?

Observations and findings such as Postural Assessments, Range of Motion, Palpation Findings, and Other Assessments

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What Information is Found in the (A)nalysis Section?

Problem Identification, Casual Factors, Treatment Goals

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What Information is Found in the (P)lan Section?

Treatment Performed & Techniques used, Treatment Frequency & Duration, Homecare, and Referrals

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Considerations when Writing SOAP Notes

Ensure accuracy, clarity, and objectivity; be concise; avoid personal opinions; maintain client confidentiality; adhere to legal and ethical guidelines

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Why are SOAP Notes Essential?

They facilitate effective communication, community of care, and informed decision-making for therapists and clients

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Questions to Ask During Consult

What is it?

How Long?

Treatment?

Current Status?