Craig A. Schulz

Associate Dean
Wolfe Harris Center for Clinical Studies
Assistant Professor
Wolfe Harris Center for Clinical Studies
Director, Office of Data Management
Wolfe Harris Center for Clinical Studies

Personal Information

Activity

Currently Teaching (2012-2013)

Current Research Interests

Expertise

  • Clinical trials
  • Musculoskeletal pain
  • Health informatics

I am committed to improving the scientific understanding of musculoskeletal pain and conservative approaches to management of these conditions. My interests reach beyond research science and into clinical practice where there is a well recognized need to translate population based knowledge into decisions for individual patients.

I’m fortunate to be able to apply the principles of health informatics in what I do and enjoy collaborating with investigators from different disciplines at the University of Minnesota, Minneapolis Medical Research Foundation, Mayo Clinic and the Minneapolis VA Medical Center.

 Current Activity

  • Member: Northwestern Health Sciences University Electronic Healthcare Record Leadership Team

Education

  • Doctor of Chiropractic - Northwestern Health Sciences University, 1999
  • Master of Science - University of Minnesota, 2008

Publications

Schulz CA, Hondras MA, Evans RL, Gudavalli MR, Long CR, Owens EF, Wilder DG, Bronfort G. Chiropractic and self-care for back-related leg pain: design of a randomized clinical trial. Chiropr Man.Therap. 19, 8. 2011.

Maiers M, Hartvigsen J, Schulz C, Schulz K, Evans R, Bronfort G. Chiropractic and exercise for seniors with low back pain or neck pain: the design of two randomized clinical trials. BMC Musculoskelet Disord 2007;8(1):94.

Schulz CA, Hondras MA, Evans RL, Gudavalli MR, Long CR, Owens EF, Wilder DG, Bronfort G. Chiropractic and self-care for back-related leg pain: design of a randomized clinical trial. Chiropr Man.Therap. 19, 8. 2011.

Maiers M, Hartvigsen J, Schulz C, Schulz K, Evans R, Bronfort G. Chiropractic and exercise for seniors with low back pain or neck pain: the design of two randomized clinical trials. BMC Musculoskelet Disord 2007;8(1):94.

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