This panel discussion is for all audiences and will provide a broad set of potential topics and data points for a natural progression of dialogue among female chiropractors. Attendees will learn about the experiences and challenges of women in the chiropractic profession, women as patients, and how a greater number of women chiropractors may positively affect patient outcomes. This interactive session with half hour Q&A will provide attendees an additional time with panelists to discuss the information presented. Members may register for free if registered by September 30th. This course is eligible for 1 CE credit.

With the rise of portable ultrasound amongst chiropractors, being able to use ultrasound to appropriately diagnose and make a prognosis in a matter of minutes has proven to be effective for patient care and recovery. Dr. Graham will explore the clinical application of how to use MSK Ultrasound during a physical exam, specifically sports injuries.

While the nation practices social distancing to slow the spread of COVID-19, leverage these telehealth tips to continue to serve your patients and provide patient-centered care. Join Dr. Daniel Bockmann as he outlines his smooth transition from hands-on treatment to telemedicine, shares simple tricks he's learned and talks about how appreciative his patients are for this service.

Join Dr. Tim Bertelsman for this practical presentation that begins with a discussion of the current evidence-based evaluation and management of common lumbar structural pathology. The discussion will progress to review the most commonly overlooked “functional” problems that delay NMS recovery. In one way or another, these functional diagnoses contribute to many, if not all, of the lumbar structural diagnoses that chiropractors treat. Attendees will leave with immediately applicable, practical information for enhancing clinical outcomes.