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Citizens for Chiropractic and the Continued Use of X-rays

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Erik J Wyatt
5 years ago

This ruling should be overturned and in fact X-ray use should increase amongst Chiropractors to fill the serious failures in definitive care of out patients in B.C. As an rmt this change will make the only referring upwards for definitive treatment to hospital emergency which is NOT the place for a person with a chronic headache or mild neurological condition to get proper safe care. There is no western medicine pill for misalignment.

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Tammy Schneider
5 years ago

This style of chiropractic treatment has helped me immensely and should be allowed to continue practicing and treating patients in our province.

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Laverne Mailhot
5 years ago

It is so much safer to have X-rays done and this is the only form of chiropractic that helps us

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Ana Karen Abundio
5 years ago

Esta súper genial está idea

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Nella Banducci
5 years ago

This us the only form of chiropractic that has helped me and kept me healthy with no medication. It is simply the best way to get proper adjustments

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Taking radiographs should be up to the provider. Not the opinion of people who largely do not practice. The chiropractors of this board should not renew their licenses, and should consider changing professions.

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Sharon Robert Mosser
5 years ago

This treatment has been a life saver to myself and others that I know. I do not want to see it moved out of province.

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Debbie Harford
5 years ago

Dr Josh Stehmeier has made a profound effect on my health with the practice of NUCCA., Why on God's earth would the BC College of Chiropractic Board come out with this amendment to change the by-laws with regard to x-ray use for Chiropractors.

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Daphne Wourms
5 years ago

Whenever I have been treated by nucca it has helped. I feel that type of treatment should still be done in BC.

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Casey kaldal
5 years ago

Please let chiropractors use x-rays.

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taylor MIlsom
5 years ago

This should be illegal, sounds like your provincial regulator should have there jobs taken away instead of taking away hundreds

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Stacey Babbings
5 years ago

Nucca treatments were the only thing that helped me when I was pregnant, and has been offering support with Cervical Dystonia. It would be a huge disservice.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Are you people out of your minds? Is someone blackmailing you or something for you to agree to such a ludicrous idea??? The corruption in our governments is unbelievable!! But one day you’ll all get your just desserts. Sickening. Definitely won’t be voting for any of you!!!!!!!

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Dan McLachlan
5 years ago

I have been receiving chiropractic and NUCCA care for more than 40 years due to a work related neck injury. NUCCA treatments have given me the most effective and longest lasting results. X-rays to assess misalignments, formulate a treatment plan and check for other possible medical conditions is absolutely essential for the practitioner to administer proper and safe treatments. These are highly trained professionals ! Allow them to use the diagnostic equipment they require and encourage the professional, very effective non-invasive treatments provided by NUCCA and chiropractic professionals

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Brian Boyd
5 years ago

X-rays are a vital tool in helping provide quality chiropractic care. Restricting their use will impair practitioners ability to provide the best care possible for patients.

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Toni Gales
5 years ago

This decision should be made by the practitioner and the client.

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Bev Henry
5 years ago

This really defies common sense.

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Tracey Moffat
5 years ago

X-ray is not only an integral part of my diagnosis but its is crucial in monitoring change. The ability to have a X-ray offers me the best care possible. I would like the freedom to choose what right for me.

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Michele Brodie
5 years ago

Please reconsider your plan to eliminate necessary x-rays that aid chiropractic evaluation

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Bryan Gregoire
5 years ago

X-rays determine the proper treatment necessary. My Chiropractor provides better treatments for me than my General Practitioner.