philosophy, art and science of chiropractic
Subtitle: Proceedings of Lisbon 2000 Symposium [held] November 17-19, 2000 [in] Lisbon, Portugal
By: [sponsored by] FACTS-The Foundation of the Chiropractic Tenets and Science and ICA-The international Chiropractors Association.
Contributors: Foundation for the Advancement of Chiropractic Tenets and Science.; International Chiropractors Association.; Palmer Center of Chiropractic Research.
Publisher: Foundation for the Advancement of Chiropractic Tenets and Science, and International Chiropractors Association
Published: 2000
Place of publication: Arlington, Va
Language: eng
Number of pages: 128
Subjects: Chiropractic -- Research; Chiropractic -- Philosophy; Children -- Diseases -- Chiropractic treatment; Older people -- Diseases -- Chiropractic treatment; Occupational diseases -- Chiropractic treatment; Chiropractic; Infant; Child
Other titles: Proceedings of Lisbon 2000 symposium on :
Notes: "The Lisbon 2000 Symposium is a landmark event. It is the beginning of an effort by FACTS and ICA to bring together doctors of chiropractic and students world-wilde with a program designed to expand their knowledge and improve their clinical skills."

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Lectures: The future of doctoring / Fred Barge; title: The neurobiologic basis for chiropractic /Carl Cleveland; title: Subluxation associated with pregnancy and birth /Maxine McMullen; title: Developmental neuro-plasticity /Daniel Murphy; title: Chiropractic care of common childhood disorders-chronic otitis media:a comon pediatric malady /Peter N. Fysh; title: Psychological/emotional changes in geriatric patient /Michael J. Schmidt; title: The subluxation and peak performance /John W. Downes; title: Fatty acid and functional neurology /Michael A. Schmidt; title: The cerebellum and chiropractic; title: Conveying the chiropractic philosophy and concepts of prevention and wellness care for parent/guardians of children /Maxine McMullen.; title: Research papers: Philosophically driven scientific investigation of vertebral subluxations /Edward Owens; title: Chiropractic techniques in the care of the geriatric patient /Lisa Zaynab Killinger, Robert Cooperstein; title: A changing role for chiropractic in occupational health /Paul D. Hooper; title: Evidence based practice @ chiropractic-uneasy bedfellows? a qualitative study /Adrian B. Wenban; title: The role of dietary factors in human cancers /Saeed Faruqui; title: On reconciling subluxation-based chiropractic practice to outcomes-based health care systems in Y2K: a review of the current relevant health services research literature /Monika Smith; title: Dis-Ease: the malady of the new millennium /Jack K. VanDervort; title: Chiropractic and its role in providing primary natural health care to the pediatric patient /Sharon Vallone, Richard Duenas; title: Cervical spine involvement in trigeminal neuralgia: a chiropractic model /Roger Hinson.; title: Success in chiropractic practice: a practitioner-based analysis /Brian J. McAulay, Daniel Lemberger, Edward Owens; title: Prevention and control iron deficiency in children and pregnant women by the primary care provider /Mai Tran; title: The importance of spinal range of motion in the appraisal of chiropractic theory and practice /Charles Lantz; title: Heart rate variability as a tool to assess the effect of chiropractic treatment on the sympathetic nervous system /Lou Freedman; title: Measuring the subluxation complex with the vertebral animator /James Provoost; title: Nutrition and cardiovascular ailments /Moin Ansari.