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Index - October 2006

Top News

bulletMore states join CCGPP protest -- Organizations from more than 30 states have called for the withdrawal of the low‑back document developed by the Council on Chiropractic Guidelines and Practice Parameters (CCGPP). No chiropractic group has yet come out in favor of the guideline draft although a few are still in the process of reviewing it and deciding on the stance they should take.
bulletWorld Spine Day set for Oct. 16 -- October 16 will be a special day ‑‑ one on which the chiropractic profession and Straighten Up America celebrate World Spine Day/National Spinal Health Day. Several years ago the International Bone and Joint Decade initiated World Spine Day to call attention to the burden of spinal disability during the Decade's National Action Week.
bulletDCs urged to switch to claims‑made policies now by Timothy Feuling -- Increasingly, insurance and risk management experts are urging health care professions to re‑evaluate their malpractice insurance policies and be pro‑active in switching to claims‑made policies.
bulletProgram explores women's inner 'Girl, Gal, Guru' -- "Girls Gals Gurus" (GGG) is the brain child of three women who wish to empower, engage, and energize women through teaching health, life balance and wellness strategies from the inside out.
bulletDefending yourself in court or before your board -- The World Chiropractic Alliance (WCA) has compiled a document containing papers on eight critical chiropractic issues. This document can be used by conservative doctors to explain the scientific principles and proofs validating subluxation correction or to answer other questions often posed by opponents.

News & Features

bulletThe energy of water by Brian D. Foltz
bulletAllergic asthma, antibiotic use and chiropractic by Robert H. Blanks, PhD, President, RCS
bulletIntroducing: Advanced BioStructural Correction
bulletDr. Stolar named Parker dean
bulletPerfectly understandable by Dr. Will Tickel
bulletSeeing it clearly by Dr. Timothy J. Gay
bulletA member of the International Scientific Advisory Panel: Isaac Ogwel Opole MD, PhD
bulletLessons from the California practice rights litigation -- Part 3 by David Prescott, MA, JD, D
bulletDown the 'Rabbit Hole'
bulletSherman launches leadership institute, philosophy academy
bulletFamed band Chicago 'Feelin' Stronger Every Day'
bulletWCA offers 'JobTarget' site
bulletDCs a natural for 'Optimal Health Management Project' by Dr. David A. Jackson

Columns

bulletCCGPP and WLDI make strange bedfellows by Dr. Terry A. Rondberg
bulletThe gimmick of the month by Dr. Peter Fernandez
bulletHeart rate variability ‑‑ insight into the nervous system by Dr. Christopher Kent
bulletAbdominal palpation ‑‑ Part 2 by Dr. Howard Loomis
bulletMaking your philosophy a verb by Dr. CJ Mertz
bulletDouble your practice without even trying by Dr. Dennis Nikitow
bulletCreating boundaries for your practice members ‑‑ Part 2 by Dr. Kevin Pallis and Dr. Ed Plentz
bullet'My spouse won't let me' by Dr. Eric Plasker
bulletHave you RPM'd your practice lately? by Dr. Mike Reid
bulletNo limits by Dr. Ogi Ressel

 

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