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Chiropractic Spring Extravaganza


  • MILWAUKEE, WI Best Western Conference Ctr., 5105 S. Howell Ave. Milwaukee, WI United States (map)

Chiropractic Spring Extravaganza
24 CE hours possible for DCs

This weekend is a potpourri of educational opportunities for the DC! You may attend as many or as few classes and hours as you wish! Pick and choose what suits you. You will get the number of hours you attend.
Nutrition hours are included on Friday


Schedule:

Friday, March 31, 2023
8:00am - 9:00pm - Science Based Nutrition: Lab Testing in the Office for
Improved Outcomes (12 Nutrition Hours)
- Dr. Van Merkle
1:00pm - 2:00pm - LUNCH BREAK
1:00pm - 2:00pm - Demonstrations - Laser Therapy (CE Lasers Demo)
2:00pm - 6:00pm - Conducting Chiropractic Research & Getting Published
- Dr. John Hart
7:00pm - 8:00pm - Understanding & Treating SIBO
- Dr. Bradley Bush

Saturday, April 1, 2023:
8:00am - 9:00pm - Important Common Conditions You See & Shouldn’t Miss
on Imaging - Dr. Alicia Yochum
8:00am - 9:00pm - Assessment Techniques Using Heart Rate & Skin Variables
- Dr. John Hart
1:00pm - 2:00pm - LUNCH BREAK
1:00pm - 2:00pm - Demonstrations - Imaging Positioning & Assessment
- Don O’Handley (Healthcare Equipment Services)

Class Descriptions:

Science Based Nutrition: Lab Testing in the Office for Improved Outcomes
- Dr. Van Merkle
Dr. Van Merkle will teach you how to identify serious diseases, determine metabolic imbalances and nutrient recommendations by using objective testing. He will cover advanced analysis and nutritional protocols from comprehensive blood tests and extensive profiles correlating with hair analysis, urinalysis and other objective testing. The course reviews recognizing, assessing and determining appropriate referral or collaborative treatment of a patient’s conditions and treatment.

Conducting Chiro. Research & Getting Published - Dr. John Hart

The seminar is intended for the practicing chiropractor who would like to learn about:
 a.    The benefits of learning, doing, and publishing your research
b.      Doing research in a chiropractic office in particular
c.       Research methods in general
d.      Getting published in a peer-reviewed science journal

Understanding and Treating SIBO - Dr. Brad Bush, N.D., Master Supplements
Attendees of this lecture will: • have a better understanding of the gastrointestinal and extra-GI symptoms caused by SIBO. • appreciate how SIBO activity impacts neuromuscular integrity and imbalances. • learn how to screen patient's for breath testing. • be able to interpret breath testing • be familiar with three research proven treatments. • appreciate how SIBO activity results in neuromuscular disorders, lower back pain, hiatal hernias, chronic fatigue, and fibromyalgia.

Important Common Conditions You See and Shouldn't Miss on Imaging - Dr. Alicia Yochum
In this brand-new seminar, Dr. Alicia Yochum will review common issues you see on imaging films and files, along with some uncommon issues that are vital that you catch! You will participate in trying to see what she sees on actual case images. This class will enable you to gain more knowledge on what should be showing on imaging and what should not be showing, what should be cause for concern and possibly referred out, and issues that can help you better treat the patient’s concern to get them functioning better. Join us for this exciting new seminar!

Assessment Techniques Using Heart Rate & Skin Variables - Dr. John Hart
This seminar teaches chiropractors the rationale, procedure, and interpretation of evidence-based in-office testing that will monitor ANS changes following your spinal care, comparing pre- and post-adjustment findings.

The testing covered in this seminar includes:
 a.      Skin temperature analysis (symmetry and pattern models). Instruments include simple single probe infrared thermometers as well as the elaborate TyTron thermographic system
 b.     Resting heart rate and heart rate variability. Technology includes App-based methods as well as a three-lead ECG unit.
 c.      Sit-to-stand heart rate test using App and radial artery palpation.

 If you’re looking for objective, evidence-based assessments to monitor autonomic function in your practice, this seminar is for you!


24 CE hours possible for DCs
Including 12 Nutrition CE hours for WI

CE Hours For:
AK, CA*, CO, CT, DE, FL*, HI*, IA, ID, IL, IN, MA, MD, ME, MN, MT, NC, NE, NH, NJ, OH, OR, RI, TN, VA, VT, WA, WI, WY
*Approval in process

Sponsored by National University of Health Sciences

Approval Numbers:
Illinois - Formal/Category 1 Hours
PACE Course ID: 3314123EXTRAV
CE Broker: 20-983098
Wisconsin: CHI240138


Cost:
$0 - Doctor Program Members
$349 - Non-Member DC
$199 - Non-Member CA

Late Registration Dates:
Rates increase $100 March 1
Rates increase $100 March 15
DOCTOR PROGRAM MEMBERS - Late fee of $100 added March 27
$650 at the door for both days
$500 at the door for one day

If you’d like to see how you can take this seminar for free, go to our Doctor Program information here


NON-MEMBERS & MEMBERS - Register Below

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