Chiropractic Care Techniques and Research | Practice Management

Hand hygiene matters for DCs too

Vivi-Ann Fischer February 8, 2019

This study aimed to assess the effectiveness of an educational program regarding hand hygiene and general infection prevention in a chiropractic outpatient clinical setting. The initial assessment results validated the need for additional education and training on hand hygiene, equipment disinfection and other recommended infection prevention procedures.

Laser and decompression offer more than the sum of their parts

Gary Huddleston January 31, 2019

While the adjustment is still the profession’s bread and butter, there are now additional avenues to be explored that can not only help patients feel better faster, but also raise your bottom line and profits. It goes without saying that if the only tool you have is a hammer, every problem looks like a nail. Most practitioners want to expand on that toolbox.

Create a strong approach to attracting the right patient

Trish Leigh January 31, 2019

Many chiropractic practices across the country are filled with patients seeking relief from pain. Of course, helping patients with pain relief is one way to serve those in need. Adding qEEG brain mapping and neurofeedback therapy allows the doctor to market to one or more niche areas that they are not currently addressing.

You are the solution to acute and chronic spinal pain

Jay S. Greenstein January 21, 2019

Everyone knows that chiropractors treat the health of the spine, and when it comes to treating both acute and chronic spine pain, chiropractors are in an excellent position to use a variety of tools to not just ease patients’ discomfort, but to fix the cause of the problem as well.

The science of chiropractic: Your practice needs science

Christina DeBusk December 12, 2018

One of the areas where chiropractic has traditionally struggled is public perception. In the past, it’s not been uncommon to hear people say that this type of methodology and treatment is “quackery,” or that it’s just not as effective as it professes to be. However, there are many scientific studies which support the benefits patients can receive by engaging in this type of care.

Clinical & Chiropractic Techniques

Hand hygiene matters for DCs too

Laser and decompression offer more than the sum of their parts

Create a strong approach to attracting the right patient

You are the solution to acute and chronic spinal pain

The science of chiropractic: Your practice needs science

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