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The Foundation for Chiropractic Education and Research
Presents
The most prestigious forum
within the chiropractic community for
presentation of original thought and research in 2006.
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The 21st Century may become
known as the century of chiropractic entering into the age of
accountability and interprofessional collaboration. These are
desirable goals, but to be realized, the practicing Doctor of
Chiropractic has to emerge from the comfortable cocoon and fly into
the atmosphere of clinical research and its relevance to his or her
daily practice. Chiropractors must have better communication with the
research community; the research community must have better
communication with the practicing chiropractors. The CCR is the first
step towards that end.
– FCER President, Vincent P.
Lucido, D.C. |
Two tracks
Original Research Abstract Presentation and Discussion
Plus
One Track for the Clinician
Workshops Designed to Enable the Practitioner to
Incorporate Research Evidence Into Practice
Come Monday Morning
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The Importance of EB Practices in Integrated Medicine
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Diagnostic Accuracy — Measuring Outcomes
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The Application of Research Findings
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Coding and Communication Issues with Insurance Companies
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Chiropractic Clinical Compass — CCGPP Best Practices Project
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Risk Management — The Latest on CVAs and Manipulation
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Issues Surrounding Informed Consent
Featured Clinical Track Speakers
| Keynote: William Morgan, DC |
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Susan McClelland |
| Anna Allen,
RN, MSN, CLNC |
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George B. McClelland, DC |
| Kim D. Christensen, DC |
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Ron Shope, PhD |
| Charles R. Herring, DC |
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John Triano, DC, PhD |
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