Report for: Contemporary chiropractic practice in the UK: a field study of a chiropractor and his patients in a suburban chiropractic clinic

Title	Contemporary chiropractic practice in the UK: a field study of a chiropractor and his patients in a suburban chiropractic clinic
Published in	Chiropractic & Manual Therapies, August 2013
DOI	10.1186/2045-709x-21-25
Pubmed ID	23927011
Authors	Bjorn J Hennius
Abstract	Two recent surveys of chiropractors in Great Britain suggest that there are discrepancies between chiropractic practice as defined in regulatory guidelines and day-to-day chiropractic clinical practice and there is in general a paucity of information regarding the characteristics of contemporary chiropractic practice in the United Kingdom. This field study describes the daily practice of a contemporary British UK-trained chiropractor.

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Contemporary chiropractic practice in the UK: a field study of a chiropractor and his patients in a suburban chiropractic clinic