Report for: A survey of accessibility and utilisation of chiropractic services for wheelchair-users in the United Kingdom: What are the issues?

Title	A survey of accessibility and utilisation of chiropractic services for wheelchair-users in the United Kingdom: What are the issues?
Published in	Chiropractic & Manual Therapies, September 2011
DOI	10.1186/2045-709x-19-20
Pubmed ID	21914167
Authors	Naomi D McKay, Jennifer Langworthy
Abstract	People with physical disabilities experience barriers to healthcare across all services despite a legal and moral obligation to the contrary. Complementary medicine is considered as supplementary to conventional care and integration of these approaches is essential to achieve optimal care. This paper explores the utilisation of chiropractic services and practitioner experiences of treating wheelchair-users which appears under-reported.

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United States	2	100%

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Members of the public	2	100%

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Unknown	41	100%

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Researcher	7	17%
Student > Ph. D. Student	6	15%
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Other	4	10%
Student > Bachelor	2	5%
Other	6	15%
Unknown	11	27%

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Medicine and Dentistry	13	32%
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Psychology	4	10%
Sports and Recreations	2	5%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science	1	2%
Other	4	10%
Unknown	13	32%

A survey of accessibility and utilisation of chiropractic services for wheelchair-users in the United Kingdom: What are the issues?