Index to Chiropractic Literature
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ID 22175
  Title Commentary. Finding a common ground in chiropractic: The key to progression
URL http://www.tihcij.com/Articles/Finding-a-Common-Ground-in-Chiropractic-The-Key-to-Progression.aspx?id=0000323
Journal Top Integr Health Care. 2011 ;2(4):Online access only 8 p
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Abstract/Notes The chiropractic profession has survived many challenges in its brief lifetime. As a result of its many trials, the profession has a history filled with inner discord and external confusion, carrying over to the present. Conflict among chiropractors with differing opinions in scope of practice, education and the chiropractor’s role has been embedded in the profession. Chiropractors have traditionally vocalized passionately to each other and to each new generation of chiropractic students and patients their positions on these topics, creating an environment of intra-professional disorder and public uncertainty. In order for chiropractic to mature to its highest potential, the profession must connect and present itself as a consistent and united group. If chiropractors hope to unite, a bond must be created with some form of commonality in each area of dispute, overcoming the culture of internal friction. This commentary, from a chiropractic student’s perspective, provides a historical look into how dispute in chiropractic has become so deeply rooted and presents a unifying principle in which chiropractors can relate to and overcome the profession’s divisions and public confusion while advancing chiropractic’s future.

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