 | CCGPP fails to support chiropractic for
wellness -- The draft of the
newest chapter of the "Best Practices" document released last month by the
Council on Chiropractic Guidelines and Practice Parameters (CCGPP)
contains statements and conclusions that could prove devastating to the
chiropractic profession. |
| Donsbach a true hero to chiropractic
profession by Dr. Terry A. Rondberg --
The title "hero" could not be more fitting
than for one of chiropractic's own, Kurt Donsbach, DC. Dedicating more
than five decades of service to health and wellness through alternative
medicine, Dr. Kurt Donsbach continues his pursuit of natural, health and
wellness freedom for the sick and the healthy. |
| Chiropractic 'victims' group issues
postage stamps -- The
anti‑chiropractic organization, Victims of Chiropractic Abuse (VOCA) has
designed and released two stamps they say are geared to "commemorating and
promoting its efforts to educate the public to the potentially severe
health risks of chiropractic treatment." |
| DC found innocent of sexual misconduct
-- Dr. Paul Camber (not his real
name) was shocked when a senior investigator for his state board showed up
in his office, demanding files on three female patients. At first, the
investigator refused to explain what was going on. Finally, he told Dr.
Camber that all three women had filed sexual misconduct complaints against
him. |
| 'Dot‑net' technology impacting DC
practice -- To be competitive,
DCs need a sophisticated suite of computer programs able to handle
scheduling, billing, SOAP notes, record keeping, and a myriad of other
practice activities. They require ready access to e‑mail and online
sources of news and research findings. |
| DCs rush to aid victims of Peru
earthquake by Dr. Michael Sontheimer --
Shortly after 6 p.m., the windows in the
house began to rattle. I was adjusting a patient but at first, we thought
nothing of it. I live in Peru; this is common. I have felt dozens of
tremors over the past years and some rather strong. |
