What aspect does the continuing education requirement NOT pertain to?

The continuing education requirement is primarily designed to ensure that chiropractic practitioners stay current with the latest practices, techniques, and ethical standards within the field. This includes training on topics such as ethics, billing methods, and technique development, which are crucial for maintaining competence and providing quality care to patients.

Increasing business counts, however, is not a direct focus of continuing education requirements. While understanding business practices may benefit chiropractors in managing their practices effectively, it does not relate to the clinical proficiency or ethical conduct required for licensure. Therefore, the continuing education framework does not prioritize business growth metrics or strategies, making it the aspect that is not included in the continuing education requirement.