Regulations & Bylaws | CMTBC & RMTBC | Insurance & Billing | Terminology | All the other things |
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What is the reserved title for CMTBC Registrant?
“Registered Massage Therapist”
“Massage Therapist” “Registered Massage Practitioner” “Massage Practitioner” |
What is the duty of CMTBC?
To serve and protect the public.
To exercise its powers and discharge its responsibilities under all enactments in the public interest. |
What is the Opted Out option for MSP?
It refers to the fact that the RMT is billing more than $23. The patient will have to pay the difference.
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What is Paralanguage?
The vocal part of the speech that is not words; pitch, resonance, articulation, tempo, volume, rhythm
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What is the amount for registration renewal fee?
$675.
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What is the definition of PIPA?
A legislation that applies to the great majority of RMTs in British Columbia. It sets out the general rules that apply to the protection of patients’ personal information, and the obligations of registrants to maintain patient confidentiality and privacy.
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What is the Discipline Committee?
This Committee hears and determines any matters that have been forwarded to it by the Inquiry Committee
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What is the number of treatments ICBC patient entitled for?
The patient is pre-authorized for 12 treatments right after the injury.
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What is the Register?
A list of all Registrants, including Registrant’s name, business address & phone #, Any limits or conditions imposed on his/her practice, Notation of any suspension or cancellation of the person’s registration.
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What is the deadline for renewing our license?
December 15
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What is the definition for Code of Ethics?
It outlines the expectations for ethical massage therapy practice.
When faced with an ethical dilemma, RMTs are responsible for exercising their professional judgement in accordance with their duties under this code. |
What is the function of RMTBC?
Works with gov’t & regulatory bodies to promote registered massage therapy
Lobby & negotiates contracts between RMTs & insurers. |
What is the treatment amount for supplementary Benefits or a First Nation patient?
This type of patient has 10 treatments combined per calendar year.
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What is the duty of Self-Regulation?
A commitment to duty above self-interest or personal gain; and Independence from external interference in the affairs of the profession (self-government).
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What is the amount of time an RMT must retain the Health Care Records of a patient for?
16 years.
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What is the Scope of Practice?
It refers to the activities that RMTs are educated and authorized to perform, which is established through the legislated definition of “massage therapy” in the Massage Therapists Regulation.
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What is the Patient Relation Committee?
This Committee establishes and maintains a program to prevent professional misconduct, including professional misconduct of a sexual nature.
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What is the protocol for WorkSafe claim?
A doctor's referral is required and the patient must have an accepted claim before their treatment.
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What is Counter - Transference ?
The inability of the professional to separate the therapeutic relationship from personal feelings & expectations for the client.
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What is the Medical Legal Report?
This is a factual summary of all the information available regarding the patient’s case. It expressly does NOT contain any opinion from you with respect to the patient’s condition
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What is the Health Professions Act?
the Act is umbrella legislation that provides a common regulatory framework for health professions in British Columbia.
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What happened in 1995?
1995- British Columbia introduced legislation that designated massage therapy as a profession in its own right, and the College of Massage Therapy was created
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What is the Opted In option for MSP?
The patient pays NOTHING, they cannot be surcharged. RMT bills $23 only.
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What is Transference?
When a client unconsciously projects unresolved feelings, needs, and issues onto a practitioner .
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What is Unconditional positive regard?
A term coined by Carl Rogers to mean emphatic and compassionate interaction that does not pass judgment on client behaviours or decisions.
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