
Exploring professional identity, cultural relevance, and the future of chiropractic.
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As AI becomes part of clinical practice, chiropractic education may need a different way to know whether the doctor understands the case.
Christina Farr put a question on LinkedIn that made me think about Part IV. She was talking about med...
The profession tends to talk about investment as though the burden sits mostly with the doctor. That makes some sense because doctors are the most visible constituency. They are usually the first people asked when an organization needs mone...
There is a particular kind of frustration that shows up whenever the profession is asked for money. Why does everything we want to accomplish cost so much? We have associations, PACs, foundations, colleges, researchers, committees, consulta...
Persistence builds institutions. It can also make a strategy harder to question.
The longer I have been involved in the work of this profession, the more suspicious I have become of our impatience with things that take a long time. Five ye...
A profession can spend a long time arguing over whether its founders were right. Chiropractic has. One side sees vitalism, innate healing, holism and the profession’s resistance to a strictly disease-centered view of health as ideas that we...
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