Philosophy
DD Palmer’s theistic spin on biology and the modern effort to hide it
'… a large hunk of our profession continues to fracture away from subluxation-based care. Medically minded chiropractic educators sneer at the work of our founders and poison the minds of fledging chiropractic students using straight chiropractors’ alleged belief in vitalism and other non-material constructs as part of their constellation of arguments against the validity of the science-end of subluxation. Why should we keep handing them that card?’
Indexing terms: Palmer, theism, chiropractic
Cite: Seiler E. DD Palmer’s theistic spin on biology and the modern effort to hide it. Asia-Pac Chiropr J. 2020;1:034 DOI https://apcj.net/seiler-dd-pal...
Yesterday when I was young
'we need our research and academic community to step up and aid chiropractors in clinical practices that don’t understand how to share their valuable information in publications. There really doesn’t have to be a schism between clinicians and researchers but this will continue if we keep our eyes closed ... there are powerful factions in our chiropractic research and academic communities that are seeking to eliminate our chiropractic technique systems.’
Dr Blum is an experienced chiropractic clinician, a well-published researcher, and Research Director of the Sacro Occipital Technique Organization, USA
Cite: Blum C. Yesterday when I was young [Reflection]. Asia-Pac Chiropr J. 2020;1:025 DOI https://doi.org/10.46323/2021025
A philosophy for chiropractic education in the 21st Century
The future of chiropractic education is explored with an emphasis on the need for an institutional philosophical frame-work. Evidence-informed predications are offered with a brief summary and desired outcomes
Indexing terms: chiropractic, education, curriculum, philosophy, trends
Cite: Ebrall P. A philosophy for chiropractic education in the 21st Century. Asia-Pac Chiropr J. 2020;1:036 DOI https://doi.org/10.46323/2021036
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