Chiropractors will want to read us
Second Quarter 2024
(Apr to Jun)
Volume 4, Issue 4 (4.4)
Scholarship
Ebrahim: The importance of Evidence-Based Practice and Clinical Competence in the Age of Information. [WCCS]
Getzoff: Sacro Occipital Technique (SOT): A Systems Driven Method of Chiropractic
Cuthbert: Gleb Kirdoglo: Manual muscle testing, Clinical Atlas [Review]
Rome & Waterhouse: One element of a subluxation complex: Disruption of articular motion through the intervertebral foramen influencing the IVF, CSF, and neural transmission [Hypothesis]
Davies: Management of common clinical syndromes of the Low Back and Pelvis
Smith: The Grand Deception: Any diagnosis of ‘non-specific’ low back pain
Blum: Channelling healing energy: Anatomical Variants and our Patients, Part six
Ebrall: Subluxation as a fuzzy narrative
Belfor & Blum: Dentofacial orthopaedics and maxillary morphogenesis: A case series
ASRF Case Reports
Steinberg et al: Improved sleep, mood and physical resilience and decreased pain in a 46-year-old female under chiropractic care: A case report
Leahy et al: Improvement in digestive health in a 24-year-old male under Chiropractic care: A case report
Luu & Atkinson et al: Restored heart function and reduced recovery time in a 36-year-old female patient following a Pulmonary Embolism and induced coma: A case report
Applied Kinesiology 74th collection
Freedom of thought and discussion
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History & Philosophy
For readers under 50y
Way back in 1972, the Chiropractic profession in Australia still had a lot of work to do regarding legitimacy. The required battles have been fought by the professional association on your behalf, so that today you do not have to worry about the taxation claims of your patients, with respect to their payment for care.
Just remember, it was not always this way ...
Great story here about a new grad serving the Aussie bush
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