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September 1, 2016

September 1, 2016

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INTERVIEW

Helping the Chiropractic Profession Capture the Middle and High School Athlete Market

By The American Chiropractor

TECHNIQUE

Five Mistakes Chiropractors Make When Treating Scoliosis

By Marc J. Lamantia

INTERVIEW

President Joseph Stiefel Brings National University to it's 110th Year

By The American Chiropractor

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INTERVIEW

Helping the Chiropractic Profession Capture the Middle and High School Athlete Market

The prevention and care of sports-related musculoskeletal injuries in middle and high school athletes is virtually ignored by traditional healthcare providers, according to Dr. Tim Maggs (TM). He has developed the Concerned Parents of Young Athletes Program in partnership with Foot Levelers, and his goal is to provide every middle and high school athlete in this country with the opportunity to go through a biomechanical exam prior to each sports season, in addition to their current medical exam.

By The American Chiropractor

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TECHNIQUE

Five Mistakes Chiropractors Make When Treating Scoliosis

According to the American Association of Neurological Surgeons (AANS), currently between six and nine million people have idiopathic scoliosis (IS) in the United States. Although males and females are equally diagnosed, females are eight times more likely to have a curvature that is progressive, and therefore more likely to seek treatment.

By Marc J. Lamantia

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INTERVIEW

President Joseph Stiefel Brings National University to it's 110th Year

TAC: What is it about chiropractic that makes you want to lead a school into the future? JS: Of all the CAMS professions, chiropractic medicine is unique in the opportunities it provides due to its broad scope of practice combined with established licensure nationwide. Our medicine allows physicians to practice as narrowly or as broadly as they are trained to do, and allows them to specialize in areas of advanced expertise, such as sports medicine, physical rehabilitation, functional medicine, and more.

By The American Chiropractor

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DOCUMENTATION

Lay a Solid Foundation for Documentation of Modalities and Procedures

If your practice is typical, you probably provide modalities and procedures to your patients along with chiropractic adjustments. When included with a formal treatment plan, they provide enhanced healing and a speedy recovery. Most third-party payers provide benefits for these additional services and, therefore, expect proper documentation from the initial visit through the routine office visits to prove medical necessity.

By Kathy Mills Chang

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NUTRITION

Recognizing Symptoms of Sympathetic Exhaustion

A basic science education in the healing arts includes a detailed description of the autonomic nervous system (ANS) and its two divisions: the sympathetic and parasympathetic. It is necessary for the student and prospective clinician to understand how the brain collects data from sensory receptors in the organs and tissues, and then sends appropriate signals back to initiate the proper response.

By Howard F. Loomis

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NUTRITION

Life on a Weight-Maintenance Eating Plan

Once you’ve made the commitment to lose weight, the rest is easy—sort of. You have your plan, you know what you have to do, and you are committed to reaching your goal. However, sometimes your best-laid weight-loss plans can be derailed by the thought that you will have to eat the way you did to lose the weight for the rest of your life.

By Jason Strotheide

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