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January 2006, Vol. 16, No. 1
Table of Contents
CBP® Non-Profit Matches Dr. Bill Harris' $25,000 Research Grant • Counter Point Round III • Dr Deed Harrison is the Most Published Chiropractor in the Index Medicus • Flawed Thinking • It's Don's Opinion • JCCA Publishes CBP® Structural Rehab Protocol • More Studies to Confirm the Validity and Reliability of PosturePrint™ • Thriving in the New Health Care Marketplace • Organic Chiropractic • Patient Education • Point Round III • The Purpose Driven Practice • Radiation Hormesis • Research Corner • Subluxation Update • System Failure • Ten New Year's Resolutions for Your Practice • Chiropractic: A Useful Component of Traumatic Brain Injury Rehabiitation • Triano is a Chiropractic Pariah •
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JCCA Publishes CBP® Structural Rehab Protocol
by Deed Harrison, DC
Deed E. Harrison, D.C., completed his undergraduate pre-chiropractic courses at the University of Utah and graduated from Life-West Chiropractic College in 1996. He has authored more than 70 peer reviewed manuscripts in a wide variety of index medicus journals and has co-authored 3 CBP® Text Books. He is a peer reviewer for several scientific journals including: Spine, Clinical Biomechanics, European Spine J, Clinical Anatomy, and the Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. He is a member of the orthopedic society: The International Society for the Study of the Lumbar Spine (ISSLS). Dr. Harrison is the lead instructor for CBP® Seminars, and is Vice-President of CBP® Nonprofit, Inc. He maintains a clinical practice in Elko, NV.
In the December 2005 issue of the Journal of the Canadian Chiropractic Association, an Evidence-Based Structural Rehabilitation Protocol featuring CBP® research was published. While there are chiropractic protocols for pain care and “Functional Rehab” (Yanda, Christensen, Liebenson), there was not a published protocol for Structural Rehab. This project was first suggested to us in 2004 by Dr. Dennis Mizel, Certified CBP® Practitioner in Ontario. Dr. Mizel noticed the lack of a defining Structural Rehab Protocol in Canada. In Canada, he also noticed that many Practitioners, who have never attempted Certification in CBP®, were claiming to be doing Structural Rehab. Dr. Mizel knew that CBP® has a lot of Evidence-Based support from our publications in the literature and he wanted Evidence-based Structural Rehab protocols that must be followed in order to be reimbursable in Canada.
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