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Sep
Sep
This week’ Research Review discusses a very important topic – patient safety, and what our profession is doing about investigating and reporting adverse events associated with chiropractic and physiotherapy treatments […]
Tag Archives: Clinical Practice
11
Sep
Sep
“The knee bone’s connected to the…” – how would you finish that lyric? And, you’re welcome for putting that in your head for the rest of the day! This week’s […]
04
Sep
Sep
Have you ever had a patient tell you they have a headache (or some other ache or pain) that is exacerbated by changes in the weather? I think most chiropractors […]
22
Apr
Apr
This week, I will be at the CCA’s National Convention & Tradeshow in Toronto – I hope to see some of you there! Instead of a Research Review, today I […]
03
Apr
Apr
Something we discuss with chiropractic patients every day! Low back pain is a leading cause of disability worldwide with the most common type being ‘nonspecific’. The pillars regarding the management […]
27
Mar
Mar
Chiropractic care is the most common complementary and integrative medicine practice used by children in the USA and is used commonly by children worldwide, most often for the treatment of […]
20
Mar
Mar
Dizziness and vertigo are common reasons for people to present for medical care and they often present in our chiropractic offices as well. When this symptomatology is acute and severe, […]
13
Mar
Mar
Treatment escalation for low back pain (LBP) is costing our healthcare system a ton of money, despite the fact that most of these expensive interventions and imaging modalities do not […]
21
Feb
Feb
As chiropractors, we need to explore psycho-emotional factors with some patients. This week we summarize a new paper linking childhood adversity with chronic pain in adulthood… Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) […]
29
Nov
Nov
In the last few years, what we used to refer to as cervical spondylotic myelopathy (CSM) has been renamed to degenerative cervical myelopathy (DCM). DCM is a progressive spine condition […]
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