CCE's proposed revisions could affect future of chiropractic

September 10, 2010 — The Council on Chiropractic Education (CCE) has a few proposals that will drastically affect the future of chiropractic. Your simple, prompt action is needed.  Dr. Gerry Clum has succinctly summarized the CCE proposal in the following clipping from his positional paper found at www.lifewest.edu/ccerevisions.shtml.

Dr. Clum sums up these following concerns:

The items in the new CDC revision indicate an attempt to move the profession:

a. Toward the Doctor of Chiropractic Medicine perspective,

b. Away from the use of the term subluxation,

c. Toward the inclusion of drug therapy,

d. Away from being a drugless discipline,

e. Toward a generalized common definition of primary care as used in primary medicine, and

f. Away from any definition of chiropractic and what a chiropractor does.

So, what do we need to do?

All we have to do is print out the document at this link: www.icpa4kids.com/CCE_Comment_Form.pdf, put your comments on it and fax it to the number at the bottom of the form.

Here is the easiest way to fill out the attached form

• Field 1: Please indicate you are a field practitioner (DC).

• Field 2: You can leave blank.

• Field 3: Add your own general comments. Be specific and clear.

• Field 4: You can leave blank.

• Field 5: Add your personal information.

Source: International Chiropractic Pediatric Association, www.icpa4kids.com