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Subluxation–based Guidelines
Vertebral Subluxation in Chiropractic Practice (PDF)
International Chiropractors Association's Committee on
Chiropractic Practice Guidelines and Protocols ~ 1998
This 3rd Chapter of ICA's Recommended Clinical Protocols and Guidelines for the Practice of Chiropractic discusses Instrumentation, Radiographic and other Imaging, Clinical Impression and Assessment, Reassessment and Outcome Assessment, Modes of Adjustive Care, Duration of Care for Correction of Vertebral Subluxation, and Chiropractic Care for Children.
Vertebral Subluxation in Chiropractic Practice (PDF)
Council on Chiropractic Practice (CCP) ~ 2013
The major recommendations address: Case History, Chiropractic Examination, Radiographic and Other Imaging studies, Clinical Impression and Assessment, Reassessment and Outcomes Assessment, Duration of Care for Correction of Vertebral Subluxation (included in the Articles section), and Chiropractic Care of Children.
You may also enjoy the:
Vertebral Subluxation in Chiropractic Practice ~ 2008 (PDF)
Vertebral Subluxation in Chiropractic Practice ~ 2003 (PDF)
The original Vertebral Subluxation in Chiropractic Practice ~ 1998 (PDF)
The CCP Guidelines Powerpoint ~ 2004
What is the Chiropractic Subluxation?
A Chiro.Org article collection
This page compiles articles about the vertebral subluxation complex, and it's impact on the nervous system (such as radiculopathy), on spinal degeneration, and also contaims new sections on the “Evolution of the Theory”, “Locating Fixated/Subluxated Segments”, “The Effects of Chiropractic Adjusting”, and “The “Naysayers” Corner”.
Articles About Subluxation–based Guidelines
Duration of Care for Correction of Vertebral Subluxation
Vertebral Subluxation in Chiropractic Practice Guidelines ~ August 2004.
Chiropractors are encouraged to employ a clinically driven variable length of care format in which the duration of care is determined by each individual patient’s progress toward meeting measurable objectives, set in individualized care plans and identified during individual assessment. This application ensures that patients are not over- or underutilizing a health-care resource and are currently receiving the best possible care.
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