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Chiropractic & Manual Therapies
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ISSN 2045-709X · BMC · 603 artikel di indeks
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Compensation claims for chiropractic in Denmark 2013–2022
Abstract Background Injuries sustained during healthcare consultations are a significant concern, and compensation claims relating to injuries in health systems are increasing. Extensive research has addressed injuries in the secondary sector, whereas knowledge about injuries sustained in primary…
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Patient education for chronic musculoskeletal pain: a scoping review of recommendations, effectiveness, and educational content
Abstract Background Patient education is considered a core aspect of health care, aimed at helping individuals understand and manage their conditions. However, no systematic overview across patient education approaches exists that can guide the optimization of educational strategies for…
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Immediate effects of upper cervical spinal manipulation on cervical sensorimotor control in individuals with chronic primary cervical pain: an exploratory randomized controlled trial
Abstract Background Individuals with chronic primary cervical pain (CPCP) often exhibit cervical sensorimotor impairment. Although upper cervical spinal manipulation (UCSM) is commonly used, its immediate effects on sensorimotor control remain unclear. This study investigated the immediate effects…
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The profile of young people seeking chiropractic care: a secondary analysis of data
Abstract Background Chiropractic care for children has increased significantly in recent years and is now a commonly utilised healthcare option. Despite this, chiropractic’s role in paediatric healthcare remains contentious. We performed a secondary analysis of two cross-sectional studies of…
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Association between spinal manipulative therapy and cervical artery dissection in patients with neck pain or headache: a retrospective cohort study
Abstract Objectives Cervical artery dissection (CeAD) has been proposed as a sequela of spinal manipulative therapy (SMT), however, protopathic bias arising from care-seeking for CeAD symptoms (e.g., neck pain/headache) may overestimate observed associations. Among adults experiencing new neck…
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Chiropractic’s role in strengthening rehabilitation in health systems
Abstract Background Rehabilitation is described as the care needed when a person is experiencing, or is likely to experience, limitations in everyday functioning. In 2019, it was estimated that 2.4 billion people were living with a condition that could benefit from rehabilitation. Chiropractors…
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Thoracic spinal manipulation: exploring force-time profiles and force modulation strategies in French chiropractors
Abstract Background Spinal manipulation (SM) involves the application of controlled, high-velocity low-amplitude (HVLA) forces with specific biomechanical properties. While prior research has outlined how these force-time characteristics evolve with practitioner expertise, the strategies used to…
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Is there an association between diabetes and neck and back pain? An updated systematic review with meta-analyses
Abstract Background Spinal pain and disorders are a major burden on our population and health systems. Previous research showed people with diabetes were 1.35 times and 1.24 times more likely to report low back pain and neck pain than people without diabetes respectively, but diabetes was not a…
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On-site manual therapy for firefighters in Seoul: six-month utilization and outcome from a retrospective service analysis and web-based survey
Abstract Background In 2023, firefighters in Seoul responded to over two million emergency calls, exposing them to substantial physical and psychological strain. This working environment increases the risk of musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) and occupational stress. To address these issues, the…
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Practical guide to structuring the Methods and Results sections in clinical and epidemiological studies
Abstract This is the second of three articles that provide step-by-step guides on how to structure the content of a scientific article to ensure a coherent and relevant text. This article deals with the Methods and Results sections. We start by explaining the purpose and content of these sections…
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Characteristics of interprofessional collaboration between physicians and chiropractors within Québec multidisciplinary clinics: a mixed-methods study
Abstract Background Physician referral rates to chiropractors remain low in Quebec, and few multidisciplinary clinics include both professions. Yet these settings represent a unique opportunity to study interprofessional collaboration in musculoskeletal care. This study aimed to identify…
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Educational approaches to the relationship between cervical adjusting and risk of cervical artery dissection; a survey of chiropractic faculty
Abstract Background Cervical artery dissection (CeAD) remains a rare but clinically important condition that has generated longstanding debate regarding its potential association with cervical spinal manipulative therapy (cSMT). Although biomechanical and epidemiologic studies have examined this…
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Practical guide to structuring the Discussion section in clinical and epidemiological studies
Abstract This is the last of three articles that provide step-by-step guides on how to structure the content of a scientific article to ensure a coherent and relevant text. The current article aims to help authors produce relevant and stringent Discussion sections that reflect clarity of thought…
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Whole health and chiropractic: a commentary on historical roots, contemporary relevance, and future directions
Abstract Background This commentary describes perspectives from workshop attendees at a North American educational conference on the chiropractic profession and its relationship with whole health. Whole Health is a paradigm shift within healthcare settings and funding agencies in the United States…
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Practical guide to structuring the Background section in clinical and epidemiological studies
Abstract This is the first of three articles that provide step-by-step guides on how to structure the content of a scientific article to ensure a coherent and relevant text. This article deals with the Background section, with extra focus on the research objectives. We introduce the four typical…
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Spinal manipulation in acute low back pain patients is associated with reduced motor-unit firing variability without altering bilateral coordination: a single-motor-unit EMG study of the lumbar multifidus
Abstract Background The neurophysiology of high velocity, low amplitude spinal manipulation (HVLA-SM) is poorly understood. We have characterized motor unit (MU) discharge in acute low back pain (ALBP) patients after spinal manipulation and compared with pre-manipulation findings in the same…
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Immediate clinical and neuromechanical effects of cervical spine manipulation compared to cervical spine mobilization among individuals with chronic neck pain: a randomized mechanistic cross-over trial
Abstract Background Spinal manipulation (SM) and spinal mobilization (Smob) are conservative therapies recommended by several clinical guidelines for the treatment of chronic neck pain (CNP). The purpose of this study was to investigate differences between clinical and neuromechanical effects of SM…
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Prevalence of the imposter phenomenon among chiropractors in South Africa: a cross-sectional survey
Abstract Background The Imposter Phenomenon (IP)—doubting one’s abilities despite clear achievements—is well-documented among healthcare professionals but has never been studied among practicing chiropractors, who face unique challenges including professional isolation and ambiguous healthcare…
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Reducing inappropriate lumbar MRI referrals: a Danish pre- and post-intervention study
Abstract Background Low back pain (LBP) is the leading cause of disability worldwide. Despite guidelines advising against routine imaging, a significant proportion of patients are referred for lumbar spine magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) without an appropriate indication. This study aims to assess…
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The use of superficial heat in the management of low back pain by chiropractors and osteopaths in Australia: an observational cross-sectional survey
Abstract Background Low back pain (LBP) is the leading cause of years lived with disability globally and a major contributor to disease burden in Australia. Superficial heat is recognised as a non-pharmacological intervention for LBP. However, its clinical use among chiropractors and osteopaths…