Chances are you do not know. Chances are very high that you cannot do so. Of course, the leadership in chiropractic inevitably blames you and me, the average field doctor. We are told that we are apathetic and do not read or stay current with the relevant chiropractic literature. This rhetoric goes on to proclaim the great deeds of the leadership and how rosy they view the future of the profession.
Leadership finds solutions.
Leadership recruits and excites its membership in good times and bad. Leadership forms a vision for the present of the future of chiropractic and makes certain that this vision is communicated to everyone. Leadership, more than anything else, instills confidence about the future. Leadership represents a cross-section of interests from every member of the profession. Frankly, given the recent history of so-called leaders within the profession, one cannot hope for great changes.