May 1, 2011

May 1, 2011

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The Critical Piece for Quality Documentation

By Steven Yeomans

Chiropractic Biophysics Technique

By William Koch

The Misunderstood Component in Musculo-Skeletal Health Care

By Burl Pettibon

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The Critical Piece for Quality Documentation

TODAY MORI-: THAN I:VI:R, CHIROPRACTORS ARI-: FACED with the challenge of running a busy practice and, at the same time, juggling the documenting require­ments in light of Medicare audits, proving "medical necessity" to private insurers, and produci

By Steven Yeomans

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Chiropractic Biophysics Technique

INTERVIEW WITH DEED HARRISON, D.C. Dk. Don Harrison has bhrn a tirf.lfss CniRopractic researcher and scientist for more than 35 years. Originator of Chiropractic Biophysics Technique (CBP). Dr. Don conducted his research and reported his findings ac

By William Koch

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The Misunderstood Component in Musculo-Skeletal Health Care

POSSIBLE TO WALK THROUGH A DOORWAY WIIIIN THE door is closed? That strange question is a metaphor ■] I that can be used to describe the difference in research-;..' based rehabilitation to prepare the spine for corrective a procedures with little to

By Burl Pettibon

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Head Injury

F OR Till- PAST YEAR, IT SEEMS ANYTIME YOU OPEN A MAGA- zine, newspaper or watch a television show, you see some reference to the raising awareness of the rate of traumatic brain injuries (TBI) or concussion in today's youth. This information is mai

By Kirk Lee

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The Impact of Scoliosis on the People Living with It and Their Families

SCOLIOSIS IS AN ABNORMAL CURVATURE AND ROTATION of the spine. It causes progressive deformity of the skeletal structure and changes in the overall posture of the patient. Scoliosis can also cause seri­ous emotional stress, especially in adolescents.

By Glenn Robinson, A. Joshua Woggon

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I Am Not a Salesman!

DOCTORS OI; CHIROPRACTIC (iKNICRALLY ARK ATTRACTS) lo the profession from a desire to heal others. The majority of DCs we come into contact with say they were attracted to chiropractic because they saw it as a way to "make a difference" in the world

By Phil Mattison

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Tips for Finding the Right Business Management Company

WniLii most cuiRopractic col­leges do an outstanding job of preparing students in the art, philosophy, and science of chiropractic, unfortunately they fall short in preparing their graduates on the business side of running a chiropractic practice. A

By Tom Owen III, Todd Osborne

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Motor Vehicle Accidents: The Most Common Cause of Traumatic Vertebrobasilar Ischemia

Canadian Journal of Neurological Sciences November 2003; Volume 30, No. 4; pp. 320-325 Michel Beaudry, J. David Spence From the Department of Clinical Neurological Sciences, University of Western Ontario, London, Canada. SIGNIFICANT POINTS FROM THIS

By Dan Murphy

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Personal Injury-EHR Wins the Case

A I'TO ACCini-NTS. I-AI.I-S AND OTIIHR PERSONAL INJURIES happen regularly. In order for your patient to benefit from your care, and for you to get paid, you must have substantial documentation in your SOAP notes that justifies the care you provided.

By Paul B. Bindell

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CHIROPRACTIC AROUND THE WORLD

Appeal Court Rejects Killer's Case CANADA: A former Mississauga chiropractor found guilty of bludgeoning his wife to death with an axe has failed in his bid to have the conviction and life sentence overturned. The Ontario Court of Appeal announced o

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