American Chiropractic Association (ACA) President Michele Maiers on all-female executive leadership, new goals By Michele Maiers at Chiropractic Economics The first female president of the ACA talks chiropractic goals and the future of the field. THIS PAST FEBRUARY the American Chiropractic… Read More ›
Behind-the-scenes health workers like lab technicians and medical assistants are just as burned out as the rest. Experts worry what this means for recruiting and patient care. By Erica Sweeney at Business Insider The lab at Houston Methodist Willowbrook Hospital in Texas… Read More ›
By Katherine Rushlau at Integrative Practitioner Bipartisan legislation to modernize Medicare coverage of chiropractic services was reintroduced last month in the U.S. House of Representatives. The Chiropractic Medicare Coverage Modernization Act (H.R. 2654), introduced by Rep. Brian Higgins (D-N.Y.), would… Read More ›
From Mpls.St.Paul Magazine\’s Be Well Hirad NajafBagy, DC, knew he wanted a career that combined his love of physical health and sports. When he learned that Northwestern Health Sciences University offered a program that combined the two, he moved to Minnesota from… Read More ›
From Mpls.St.Paul Magazine\’s Be Well The 75-year-old woman arrived at Dr. Stacy Boone-Vikingson’s chiropractic office, feeling extremely down. She had unrelenting pain and was dejected because she could no longer dance. The woman, a former professional dancer who continued doing… Read More ›
From Mpls.St.Paul Magazine\’s Be Well As a safe, structured outlet for social and physical contact, massage therapy addresses the shadow pandemic rising in the wake of COVID-19: touch starvation. Massage therapy may seem like the last thing you’d think to… Read More ›
From Biden administration, higher ed leaders want connectivity, innovation, support By Colin Wood at EdScoop With President Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden, a community college professor, in the White House, university leaders and edtech executives told EdScoop they’re… Read More ›
A Proactive Healthcare Approach to Manufacturing By Chad Henriksen at EHS Today An employer’s approach to healthcare benefits remains ever-changing as competition for skilled and dedicated workers is tight. Many question what employee health and wellness in the manufacturing industry… Read More ›
Digitizing the Body for 3D Movement Analysis By Richard Jacobs at Finding Genius Podcast Twelve infrared cameras lining the perimeter of the ceiling, treadmills equipped with force plates, and high-speed video cameras: this is what you’d find upon walking into… Read More ›
Integrative Practitioner discusses racial inequalities in integrative care with NWHSU.