Comments(2)In Response to Dr. Nick DonovanDana Lawrence
(11 January 2007) Palmer Center for Chiropractic Research Thank you for your comment. Our interest in this subject is more geared toward understanding the level of knowledge within the chiropractic academic and research communities, not in comparing that understanding to the medical profession, though that would certainly make for an interesting study. To this end, we have noted in our paper that we would like to broaden our survey to include all chiropractic institutions, no matter what philosophical stripe. Thanks for writing, Dana J. Lawrence, DC Palmer Center for Chiropractic Education Competing interests No competing interests Have something to say? Post a comment on this article! |
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A Wider Examination Spectrum is Needed
Nicholas Donovan (22 December 2006) Individual
It may be a bit more relevant to poll various medical colleges as well as schools of Chiropractic to get a better understanding of the differences in understanding of the subject.
Further contrasting those from a Chiropractic perspective would be to include the more 'mixed' schools such as Parker College and those in the liberal arts schools such as Bridgeport or D'Youville as their perspectives may be a bit different.
Cheers,
Nick
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