STOP!!  Before you choose a provider to help you navigate through the tedious, time-consuming, stressful approval process, here are some very important factors to consider.

1. Do the provider's programs comply with individual Canadian provincial regulations.  All of our programs were developed "specifically" to comply with either Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Prince Edward Island, Quebec, or Saskatchewan regulations.  They are not U.S. programs with a little Canadian regulatory verbage added just to get through the approval process.  Unfortunately, many of our competitors offer these types of risky, hybrid programs that increase your regulatory liability.

2. Does the provider have the necessary expertise and credentials to demonstrate they are competent to prepare safety and regulatory materials.  I would encourage you to carefully research the qualifications of any individual or entity you choose to handle your compliance issues.  Attorneys, professional safety consultants (i.e. CSP, ASP, CIH), and former government regulatory officers are examples of competent individuals .  In our opinion, chiropractors, construction contractors and the similar lack the detailed experience, education and regulatory knowledge necessary, and only increase your overall safety and compliance liability. 

3. Are the materials you are purchasing indeed copyrighted by the provider.  Many companies claim their materials are indeed copyrighted but the truth is they are not.  DigitalReg highly recommends that you ensure that the material you purchase has a "registered" copyright or at the very least, the provider has made application for copyright.  If you purchase a product that a provider has copyright infringed upon then you too can be held legally liable.  All of our products have both U.S. and international "registered" copyrights and/or applications for copyright have been made.

4. Does the provider present a professional and credible image?  Image is a direct reflection of professionalism and credibility.  Many providers have literally stolen other provider's products and materials, made minor changes and call them their own.  REMEMBER, you can be held legally liable for their copyright infringement.

One of our main competitors was caught just a few months ago completely copying our entire website and replacing our contact information with their own. DigitalReg was forced to threaten him and his company with legal action regarding copyright infringement.  We have since then shut down that website to limit damage related to the copyright infringement.  Unfortunately, our investigation indicated that this might not be the first time the company engaged in this type of illegal and unethical activity.

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