September 2004

FCER to coordinate workshops on
evidence-based chiropractic

The Foundation for Chiropractic Education and Research (FCER) is coordinating a series of four workshops designed to help chiropractors put evidence into practice. The workshops will be conducted at Southern California University of Health Sciences, Dec. 3-4, 2004.

Workshop titles and presenters include:

• “Improve the quality and costs of chiropractic and integrative care,” with Robert Mootz, DC; Pran Manga, PhD; and Mitchell Haas, DC;

• “Assess and read the available current evidence,” with Ronald Rupert, DC; Michael Patterson, PhD; and Todd Nick, PhD.

• “Apply the available current evidence to improve chiropractic and integrative care,” with Jennifer Bolton, PhD; Dana Lawrence, DC; Anthony Rosner, PhD; and John Triano, DC, Ph.D.

• “Put Prevention into Chiropractic and Integrative Care,”with Cheryl Hawk, DC; PhD; Lisa Killinger, DC; and Meridel Gatterman, DC.

For more information on these workshops and to register, go to the FCER Web site, www.fcer.org.

Source: Foundation for Chiropractic Research and Education, www.fcer.org

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