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TV infomercials offer a world of potential solutions for back pain, but most of them have at least one of three problems – they're unproven, unworkable or just plain unattractive. A team of Vanderbilt University engineers in Nashville, Tenn., is changing that with a design that combines the science of biomechanics and advances in wearable tech to create a smart, mechanized undergarment.
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Correcting neuromusculoskeletal dysfunction is what we do – and we do it really well. We know that we can provide the best kind of care for injuries like this, but the only existing proof of our efficacy will be found inside the patient’s file. If we don’t keep good notes, no one else can know just how good we are at what we do. Record keeping is an asset, not a punishment.
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While many chiropractors volunteer their time and skills caring for athletes with little to no monetary compensation, Dr. Anthony Lombardi outlines some things chiropractors can do to turn this into an opportunity to build your practice.
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Chiropractors either dread missed appointments or bury their heads in the sand and ignore them. However, missed appointments can provide a great deal of information when managed properly.
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This one-hour webinar will describe an evidence-based process of interpreting patient history followed by “pain provocation” assessment to isolate the mechanism that causes back pain. Eliminating the pain-causing mechanism is the first step. Exercise prescription is the second step, based on the assessment, and involves a blend of strategic mobility and stability. These variables together with movement patterns assist in winding down pain sensitivity. Then, the program shifts to build the foundation for a pain-free body using the “knowledge of mechanism”.
About the Speaker: Stuart McGill is a “University Professor Emeritus” of spine biomechanics, University of Waterloo. His advice is often sought by governments, corporations, legal experts and elite athletes and teams from around the world. Difficult back cases are regularly referred to him for consultation.
When: Sept. 13, 2017, 12:00 PM to 1:00PM EDT
Registration: $25
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More chiropractors are reporting a slightly better income than the previous year, according to results of the 2017 annual Canadian Chiropractor Practice Trends survey. Some 446 chiropractors participated in this year’s study – an annual survey of Canadian chiropractors to gain insights on trends and issues affecting the profession.
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