CPD
Points
Approval by
the
College of Chiropractors for 21 CPD points. |
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ACADEMIC
PROGRAMME
"PANORAMA
OF CHIROPRACTIC TECHNIQUES"
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INTRODUCTION
Chiropractic
as a profession has many special characteristics, most
important of which is the variety of its treatment
techniques!
Over
the years, chiropractic has preserved its traditional'
high velocity low amplitude manipulative techniques, while
at the same time it has managed to modify, enrich and improve
them to a great extent or even go beyond manipulation.
Through the exchange of information and knowledge with
other disciplines, it has absorbed other techniques, as
well as developed new revolutionary and unique ones. |
Today,
the range of techniques available to the practicing Chiropractors
is very broad, enabling them to choose the best to suit
them as practitioners, according to the needs of their
patients. Some of the techniques are well documented and
evidence
based, yet others, although widely used, are still considered
controversial.
This
convention will present many chiropractic techniques, both mainstream'
and controversial', giving their instructors and developers
a forum of inter-exchange of ideas and experiences, by
presenting all up-to-date research and clinical evaluation
of their technique, and participants the possibility to
see and learn new techniques, revise the used ones, and
compare their efficacy and usefulness in their practice.
Vassilis Maltezopoulos DC , MD,
PMR
ECU Convention Academic Organiser
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THE PROGRAMME BY DAY, (CLICK ON THE DAYS
BELOW):
THURSDAY
5 MAY • FRIDAY
6 MAY • SATURDAY
7 MAY
Please, notice: The Organizing Committee reserves
the right to change the Academic
Program as necessary, without prior notice.
Click
on Speakers' name for CV and abstracts:
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| Academic
Programme Timetable |
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Thursday
5 May 2005
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| Chairperson: V.
Maltezopoulos DC, MD, PMR |
| 09.00 09.05 |
Welcome & Introduction
V. Maltezopoulos DC, MD, PMR |
GENERAL
CONCEPTS
|
| 09.05 09.30 |
Development of a Multidimensional Testing
Regime for the Spinal Manipulable Lesion: A Grounded Theory
Approach
H. Gemmell DC, BA, MSc, EdD, DAAPM, FIACA |
| 09.30 09.55 |
Evaluation of Cervical Spine Manipulation
Techniques: Prospective Study of Patient Outcomes
Haymo Thiel DC , PhD, MSc, DipMedEd, FCCS, FCC
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CHIROPRACTIC
TECHNIQUES |
| 09.55 10.20 |
Diversified Manipulative Skills -
Why are they still the most popular?
David Byfield DC, Mphil FCC (Ortho)
|
| 10.20 10.45 |
Motion
Palpation: Where do we Stand?
Stéphane Pletain
DC |
| 10.45 11.00 |
Coffee Break |
| 11.00 11.50 |
The Scientific Basis for CBP Technique:
A Research Review of the Harrison Ideal & Average
Full Spine Sagittal Model, Subluxation
Analysis, & Treatment Outcome Studies
Deed Harrison DC
|
| 11.50 12.40 |
Introduction to Network Spinal Analysis Care:
Clinical Application and Basic Science Research
Donald Epstein DC
|
| 12.40 13.10 |
Rib and Coccyx- The Great Imitators
Valerie Nichols, B. Sc. (Hons); B. App. Sci (Chiropractic)
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| 13.10 13.30 |
Panel Discussion - Open to
floor Questions |
| 13.30 14.30 |
Lunch |
| 14.30 15.30 |
Workshop 1:
Diversified Psychomotor Manipulative Skills - An Interactive
Review of Common Procedures for All Regions of the Spine & Pelvis
David Byfield DC, Mphil FCC (Ortho)
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Workshop 2:
Motion Palpation of the P elvis: Analysing Movement Patterns
in the Low Back.
Stéphane Pletain DC
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Workshop
3: The Basics of CBP Technique: Mirror Image Exercises,
Mirror Image Adjustments, & Mirror Image Tractions
for the Reduction of Cervical, Thoracic, and Lumbar Spinal
Subluxations
Deed Harrison DC
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Workshop 4:
Network Spinal Analysis: A Wellness
Approach to the Emerging Properties of the
Spine and Life
Donald Epstein DC
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| 15.30 16.00 |
Coffee Break |
| 16.00 17.00 |
Workshops 1 4 Second Part |
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Friday
6 May 2005
|
| Chairperson: Michael
Hafer DC |
| 09.00 09.05 |
Introduction |
GENERAL CONCEPTS
|
| 09.05 09.30 |
The Development and Implementation
of an Innovative Undergraduate Technique Curriculum at
AECC
Louise Warren BSc DC FCC Lic Ac ILTM
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| 09.30 09.55 |
The importance of an
Appropriate Evidence-based
Approach to Patients with Spinal Pain. What does the
Scientific Literature Tell us?
Scott Haldeman
DC, MD
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CHIROPRACTIC TECHNIQUES
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| 09.55 10.20 |
The Philosophy and Physiology of
Sacro Occipital Technique
Jonathan Howatt DC, DICS, FICS,
FCC(Cranio), FCC(Paeds)
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| 10.20 10.45 |
The Cranial / Dental Component
Jonathan Howatt DC, DICS, FICS, FCC(Cranio), FCC(Paeds)
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| 10.45 11.00 |
Coffee Break |
| 11.00 11.30 |
Presentation of Accepted Clinical & Research
Papers |
| 11.30 12.20 |
The Spine Controls the Brain - An
Exploration of the Clinical Neurophysiological Relationships
between Functional Systems
Bernard Masters B. Ed. (hons) DC
PhD DACNB FCC (Ortho)
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| 12.20 12.35 |
The Effects of Manual Loading on
Soft Tissues: Emphasizing Graston Technique
Warren Hammer DC, MS, DABCO
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| 12.55 13.10 |
Changing Performance with Active
Release Technique®
Soft Tissue Methods
Michael
Leahy DC
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| 13.10 13.30 |
Panel Discussion - Open to floor questions |
| 13.30 14.30 |
Lunch |
| 1430 15.30 |
Workshop 5:
Recognizing and Changing Biomechanics
using ART®
Michael
Leahy DC
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Workshop 6: The
Sacro Occipital Technique and its Cranial Components
Jonathan Howatt DC, DICS, FICS, FCC(Cranio), FCC(Paeds) |
Workshop 7: Graston
Technique
Warren Hammer DC, MS, DABCO
Thomas Hyde DC, DACBSP
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Workshop 8: Applications
of Neuro-physiological
Diagnostic Methods that can be Employed
in Chiropractic Practices
Bernard Masters B.Ed. (hons) DC PhD DACNB FCC (Ortho)
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| 15.30 16.00 |
Coffee Break |
| 16.00 17.00 |
Workshops 5 7 Second
Part |
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Saturday
7 May 2005
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| Chairperson: V.
Maltezopoulos DC, MD, PMR |
| 09.00 09.05 |
Introduction
V. Maltezopoulos DC, MD, PMR |
GENERAL CONCEPTS |
| 09.05 09.30 |
A Search for the Identity of Chiropractic.
A 40 year Personal Odyssey through Association with Chiropractic,
Non-Chiropractic Manipulation and Spine Research Societies
Scott Haldeman DC, MD
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| 09.30 09.55 |
Adjusting the Adjustment: How and Why to Alter
Manipulation Techniques for the Paediatric Population
Joyce
Miller DC, BS, DACBO, FCC |
CHIROPRACTIC TECHNIQUES
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| 09.55 10.20 |
Proprioception and Applied Kinesiolgy,
the detection and correction
of muscle inhibition
Simon King B.App.Sc.(Chiro), DIBAK
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| 10.20 10.50 |
Presentation of Accepted Clinical & Research
Papers |
| 10.50 11.05 |
Coffee Break |
| 11.05 11.30 |
Motorized Flexion Distraction
Leander Eckard DC |
| 11.30 11.55 |
Introduction to Thompson Technique
Mitsu Shiokawa DC |
| 11.55 12.20 |
2005 Advanced Technology in Obtaining
Measurable Curve Correction in Idiopathic Scoliosis
Arthur Copes PhD |
| 12.20 12.30 |
Panel Discussion - Open to
floor questions |
| ROUND
TABLE DISCUSSION |
| 12.40 13.25 |
Which Technique? Does it matter? |
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One speaker will be asked to give a 10
min. introductory presentation on the above topic,
followed by discussion between the members of the
panel, open to floor questions and discussion .
Introduction:
D.
Chapman-Smith LL.B, FICC
Panel:
•Scott Haldeman
DC, MD
•Donald Epstein DC
•Deed Harrison DC
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| 13.25 13.30 |
Closing Addresses
Date & Place of next Convention
V. Maltezopoulos DC, MD, PMR |
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| 13.30 14.30 |
Lunch |
| 14.30 15.30 |
Workshop 9:
The many causes of Proprioceptive Dysfunction
Simon King B.App.Sc.(Chiro), DIBAK
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Workshop 10: Subluxation
Fixation Mobilization using Motorized Flexion Distraction
Leander Eckard DC
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Workshop 11: Thompson
Technique - The Origin&Application of High-Velocity,
Low-Force
Adjusting Procedures for Successful Patient Outcomes
Mitsu Shiokawa DC |
Workshop 12: The
Cope’s Technique for Scoliosis Correction
Arthur Copes PhD |
| 15.30 16.00 |
Coffee Break |
| 16.00 17.00 |
Workshops 10 12 Second Part |
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Please,
notice: The Organizing Committee reserves the right to
change the Academic Program as necessary, without prior
notice
|
Click
on Speakers' name for CV and abstracts:
V. Maltezopoulos DC, MD, PMR
Scott
Haldeman DC, MD, PhD, FRCP(C), FAAN, FCCP(C)
Hugh Gemell DC, BA, MSc,
EdD, DAAPM, FIACA
Donald Epstein DC
Deed Harrison DC
Warren Hammer DC, MS, DABCO
David Byfield DC, Mphil FCC (Ortho)
Michael Leahy DC, CCSP
Stéphane Pletain DC
Haymo Thiel DC, PhD, MSc, DipMedEd, FCCS,
FCC
Joyce Miller DC, BS, DACBO, FCC
Jonathan Howatt DC, DICS, FICS, FCC(Cranio),
FCC(Paeds)
Louise Warren BSc DC FCC Lic Ac ILTM
Bernard Masters
B. Ed. (hons) DC PhD DACNB FCC (Ortho)
Leander Eckard, D.C.
Simon King B.App.Sc.(Chiro),
DIBAK
D. Chapman-Smith LL.B, FICC
Mitsu
Shiokawa DC
Arthur
Copes PhD
Valerie Nichols, B. Sc. (Hons); B. App. Sci
(Chiropractic)
Thomas Hyde DC, DACBSP
CPD
Points
Approval by the
College of Chiropractors for 21 CPD points.
PROGRAMME
BY DAY:
THURSDAY
5 MAY • FRIDAY 6 MAY • SATURDAY
7 MAY
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