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ICA Best Practices – Your input needed

Maria DiDanieli   

Features Collaboration Profession

September 5, 2008 – Arlington, VA – The comprehensive International Chiropractors Association Best Practices and Practice Guidelines document is undergoing the final weeks of its current phase of the review process.

The ICA-BPPG provide evidence-based suggestions for appropriate care of
patients seeking chiropractic care.  These ICA-BPPG guidelines have been
researched and developed to serve as a resource reference and to assist
practitioners by allowing them to practice based on the most current scientific
data available.  The guidelines development process has included a comprehensive
search of the literature and this guidelines document now needs your input as
a practicing chiropractor.

Your constructive feedback is a vital part of the guidelines development process.  You can have direct input to a
positive, inclusive and constructive process to
articulate practice-relevant and evidence-based guidelines for chiropractic
care. 
You can easily access the ICA-BPPG draft document through the International Chiropractors Association (ICA) website at www.chiropractic.org, where
you can review the posted document and complete the straightforward survey
questions posted there.

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Participation by practicing chiropractors in the field
help this important document reflect relevant input from practicing
chiropractors who actively care for patients.



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