May 27, 2010 — The Foundation for Vertebral Subluxation urges all chiropractic education programs to comply with these standards by including the following course work in the philosophy of chiropractic at a minimum:
• Chiropractic History
• Chiropractic Principles and Health Care Philosophy
• Branches of Philosophy
• Epistemology and Evidence-Based Practice
• Philosophy and Clinical Decision Making
• The Chiropractic Paradigm
• Professional Ethics
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Source: Foundation for Vertebral Subluxation, http://vertebralsubluxation.health.officelive.com
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