January 1, 2009

January 1, 2009

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Profitability

Crash Course on Personal Injury Practice Success

Profitability

The Don'ts and Do's of Building a Successful Personal Injury Practice through Lawyer Referrals

By Mark E. Studin6 min

Clinical Excellence

Neurontin for Everything

By Roger Murphree5 min

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Profitability

Crash Course on Personal Injury Practice Success

Interview with Personal Injury Practitioner Dr. Tom Arnold D R. TOM ARNOLD IS A Dl-CI-MBF.R 1989 GRADUATE OF Texas Chiropractic College and moved to Al­buquerque, New Mexico, and began practicing in early 1990. In an interview with The American Chir

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Profitability

The Don'ts and Do's of Building a Successful Personal Injury Practice through Lawyer Referrals

AM I'ROHAHI.Y ONI- OF HIE BIGGEST LOSERS niAihas ever existed in the personal injury game. A bold, sclf-dcprc- eating statement, yet the fol­lowing three examples will underscore what is currently failure technology in build- ing a personal injury p

By Mark E. Studin6 min

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Clinical Excellence

Neurontin for Everything

H OW DO IS A l)RU(i company take an unprov-en. worthless, and po­tentially dangerous drug like Neurontin. and turn it into a billion dollar block-buster? Through deceit, lies, and bribery, reports New York Times health writer and author Melody Peter

By Roger Murphree5 min

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Chiropractic Around the World

CHIROPRACTIC AROUND THE WORLD

THE GOOD, 'il»i THE UGLY Blind Man Sees Again NEW YORK: Pout; Harkcv—a Dubuquc. Iowa, man whose left eve suddenly stopped working 12 years ago—thought he was making a routine visit to his chiropractor. But, the results ol' his "normal" adjustment le

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Clinical Excellence

Science, Posture and Personal Injury

P I'.KSONAI. INJURY I'ATIIMS INI-VITAU1.Y I'RI-SI-M" WITH A unique sol of challenges. From a clinical standpoint they arc often in more acute, severe pain. Pic exist­ing conditions are extremely commonm and need to be taken into account, F-'inally.

By Mark R. Payne4 min

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Special Advertising Section

The Secret to Nutritional Counseling & Building a Chiropractic Practice through Wellness...

Weight Loss, Anti-Aging, Pain Management, Disease Management & Prevention—With or Without Diet Products. Dear Colleagues: As a practicing chiropractor tor 17 years, I have seen a number of fad nutritional products and programs which provided sho

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Clinical Excellence

Pre-existing Injuries Increase Bodily Injury

In practice, there are many challenges to overcome when rendering a proper diagnosis, prognosis and treatment plan. None is more challenging than establishing causal relationship in patients that have pre-existing degenerative changes in their spine

By William J. Owens4 min

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Forum

"Position of Strength" or "How to Paint a Target on a Provider's Back?"

bv Daniel J. Osborne, M.S. Dear TAC, I read with interest the article in the September 2008 edition of The American C hiropractor titled "Deal with Investiga­tors from a Position of Strength," written by a chiropractor in the Minneapolis-St Paul are

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Clinical Excellence

Priorities

ONCE FELT HAD BECAUSE 1 HAD NO SHOES, UNTIL 1 SAW A MAN who had no feet. - Unknown A phenomenal quote, because it prioritizes how important your feet are compared to your shoes. We are all challenged in a variety of capacities to realize and recogni

By Shane Amburgey4 min

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Clinical Excellence

Soft Tissue Neoplasm or Hematoma?

History: This 25 year old female has recently notieed a pal­pable mass in the upper inner thigh. She doesn't recall any fall but does ride her horse on a regular basis. Diagnosis: Post-traumatic myositis ossificans. Note the ealcillc mass near the l

By Terry R. Yochum, Chad J. Maola4 min

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