12 AAC 16.430 - Professional standards and guidelines
(a) When making a
determination as to whether a licensee provided reasonable and appropriate
treatment or services or charged reasonable and appropriate costs of treatment
to a patient, the utilization review committee appointed under
12 AAC 16.400 may rely on the
guidelines, standards, or recommendations of the following organizations
accepted by the board:
(1) Alaska Worker's
Compensation Board;
(2) American
Chiropractic Association;
(3)
Canadian Chiropractic Association;
(4) Council on Chiropractic
Education;
(5) Croft Guidelines
published by the Spine Research Institute of San Diego;
(6) Federation of Chiropractic Licensing
Boards;
(7) repealed
9/7/2012;
(8) International
Chiropractors Association;
(9)
National Board of Chiropractic Examiners;
(10) World Chiropractic Alliance;
(11) World Federation of
Chiropractic;
(12) a successor
organization to an organization specified in this subsection.
(b) The utilization review
committee shall take into consideration the differences between the standards
and guidelines of the organizations listed in (a) of this section when making a
determination as to whether the care provided by the licensee was provided in a
manner required of a reasonably competent practitioner acting under the same or
similar circumstances.
Notes
Authority:AS 08.20.055
AS 08.20.185
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