The segments of society that suffer the greatest musculoskeletal disability tend to be the lower income groups 1,2,3 and yet little has been written about their use of chiropractic care.…
Introduction: Due to different biomechanical, nutritional, and hormonal considerations, it is possible that chiropractors may employ different therapeutic interventions and recommendations for pregnant patients than non-pregnant ones. The objective of…
Objective To investigate differences between chiropractors’ attitudes toward drug prescription rights based on chiropractic college of graduation. Methods A secondary data analysis of a 2015 survey of chiropractors from Ontario, Canada was performed. The…
Introduction Musculoskeletal (MSK) conditions are primary reasons prohibiting Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) personnel from being deployed, with back pain the second most common activity-limiting condition. CAF provides a spectrum of…
Objective: To summarize scholarly literature that describes practice, utilization, and/or policy of chiropractic services within international active duty and/or veteran health care environments. Data Sources: PubMed, the Cumulative Index to…
Purpose To describe chiropractic students’ perceptions of their future role in public health following an international service-learning experience. Methods Four, 60-minute focus groups were held with 17 upper-level students from…
Chiropractic fee negotiations in Saskatchewan utilize the Chiropractic Compensation Review Committee with recourse to the Chiropractic Consultation Committee. Health care professionals who practice on a fee for service basis provide…