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John Ward, DC, MA, MS
Surveys are critical to discovering data trends and encouraging modifications in clinical treatment guidelines. The questions should focus on set domains, but be capable of accommodating all relevant answers. Survey questions should be tested to ensure they have reasonable validity for what they are trying to measure and that they are reliable if used multiple times with various populations.
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January 14, 2016
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Martha A. Kaeser, MA, DC
Jeffrey Kamper, DC
Cheryl Hawk, DC, PhD, CHES
Objective: This comparative study of a modified problem based learning activity examined the knowledge retention immediately after instruction and at six weeks post-instruction in two groups of students who were presented patient information either through a teacher-led lecture or student-directed patient interaction.
Methods: Eighty-four students were randomly divided into two groups; active participation versus didactic. Students were provided information on a patient with neurological signs and symptoms. This was done either through a teacher-led verbal and written presentation of the case or a collaborative student directed thorough history taking and examination using a standardized patient.
Results: The majority in both groups reported that they would retain information if they were actively involved in the learning process (91% and 94%, respectively). Overall, the group that was able to interact with a patient during a clinical simulation scored statistically significantly higher on both Test 1 (CI, 0.2-1.9) and Test 2 (CI, 0.3-1.7).
Discussion: Problem based learning activities include varying aspects of student participation. Students report higher satisfaction with activities in which they actively participate. There is a paucity of research demonstrating that factual knowledge retention increases when students are actively involved.
Conclusion: Overall, this study suggested that there may be differences in knowledge retention when instruction is provided actively versus didactically.
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July 8, 2014
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John Ward, DC, MA, MS
Jesse Coats, D.C., B.S., D.A.A.P.M., C.C.S.P.
Ashley Devers
Braeden Murphy
Introduction: The Spine Buddy® supportive pad was developed to be inserted underneath military backpacks to help disperse heavy loads.
Purpose: The purpose of this study was to determine the impact the additional supportive pad has on upper extremity blood flow when wearing a heavy military backpack.
Methods: Forty healthy participants (age= 26.4 + 5.5 yr, height= 1.74 + 0.11 m, body mass= 79.6 + 20.4 kg: mean + SD) were equally randomized into an AB:BA crossover study design. Twenty participants were in the AB group, and twenty were in the BA group. The study involved a 15-minute rest period between each of the 2 conditions: A (wearing a 45.3 kg military backpack) vs B (wearing a 45.3 kg military backpack with an additional ergonomic support pad underneath). Participants wore the backpack for 2 minutes during each condition (A or B) and then upper extremity blood flow measurements were taken. Outcome measures were index finger pulse oximetry and radial artery spectral Doppler Resistance Index (RI) assessed under each condition. An independent samples t-test was used to make comparisons between A and B conditions.
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July 8, 2014
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Lyndon G. Amorin-Woods, BAppSci(Chiropractic)
Gregory F. Parkin-Smith, MTech(Chiro), MBBS, MSc, DrHC
Vern Saboe, DC, DACAN, FACO
Anthony L. Rosner, Ph.D., LL.D.[Hon.], LLC
The 2009 Spinal Model of Care published by the Western Australian Health Department via the Musculoskeletal Health Network would benefit from an update.
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July 8, 2014
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Jack Henry, DC, DACBR
A 26-year-old male reports with severe right foot pain. There is moderate swelling with redness about the foot, most prominent at the first MTP joint.
Radiology Diagnostics, LLC |
December 20, 2013
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ChiroACCESS Editorial Staff
The December 2013 issue of Annals of Internal Medicine is in large part dedicated to negative studies and a criticism of vitamin and supplement use. The studies investigate the use of vitamins after myocardial infarction, long term use related to cognitive function in men, and primary prevention of cardiovascular disease and cancer.
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December 19, 2013
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ChiroACCESS Editorial Staff
Nearly 600 scientific papers related to fibromyalgia have been published in 2013, yet fibromyalgia remains a complex issue with a weak understanding of its etiology, diagnosis, effective palliative management or cure.
ChiroACCESS |
December 16, 2013
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ChiroACCESS Editorial Staff
The question of how much drinking water is needed for good health is a complicated one. The proper amount of fluid required varies depending upon a number of factors.
ChiroACCESS |
December 6, 2013
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Jack Henry, DC, DACBR
A 71-year-old male reports chronic low back and hip pain. No history of recent trauma was reported. Physical exam findings were not provided at the time of formal image interpretation.
Radiology Diagnostics, LLC |
March 27, 2013
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ChiroACCESS Editorial Staff
The ACC/RAC meeting this past weekend (March 15th & 16th) featured a keynote speaker, Clem Bezold, PhD, Chairman and Senior Futurist, at the Institute for Alternative Futures. Dr. Bezold and his organization make educated predictions and alternative futures for professions and organizations.
ChiroACCESS |
March 21, 2013
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ChiroACCESS Editorial Staff
Recent studies now describe the risk of environmental pollutants that remain even after the second hand smoke has cleared. These pollutants remain on the surfaces of buildings, furniture, floors, clothing and other items exposed to smokers and are being referred to as third hand (or thirdhand) smoke.
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March 19, 2013
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