It is the intention of this page to inform our profession of the most efficient means of communicating patient information as well as outlining what is considered adequate. Keeping From the Clinical Guidelines for Chiropractic Practice in Canada document. OR as a Word document From the ICA's Clinical Protocols and Guidelines for the Practice of Chiropractic document.
Case studies illustrate acceptable and unacceptable documentation practices.
These articles cover topics such as record keeping, history taking, evaluating soft tissue pain, and deciding how much care is needed. Chapters are grouped in sections on primary care, optimizing practice, and special issues, with material on areas including boundary issues, headache management, and differentiating mechanical pain from visceral pain.