Level Up Crash Intensive Agenda

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Friday September 22rd

Registration – 8:30am
 

9am-10am – Dr. Brad Glowaki – The philosophy of Communication in the history and exam (Clinical Science)

• Apply critical thinking to the issues of the clinical decision-making process and assisting the chiropractor in determining the clinical necessity for care

• Understand the mechanism of injury, tissues, and structure.

• Use relevant clinical guidelines to assist in the care of the patient.

10am-11am – Dr. Brad Glowaki – The science of the subluxation (Clinical Science)

• Treatment and rehabilitative protocols using relevant guidelines and stages of injury

• Technique considerations, functional tests for evaluating the need for rehabilitative protocols.

• Biomechanical cervical subluxation categories indicative of trauma.
   

11am-11:15am – Coffee break

11:20am-12:20pm – Dr. Brad Glowaki – The Science of Results (Clinical Science)

• Commonality and accountability may be achieved through the developments of model which emphasize clinical outcome assessments

• Communication of procedures

• Evaluating healing progress

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12:20pm-1:20pm – Dr Brad Glowaki – Spinal Subluxation Defined (Clinical Science)

• Subfailure injuries

• Chronic associated injuries

• Cervical Spine subluxation correlations

1:20-3pm – Lunch

3pm-4pm – Dr. Brad Glowaki and Dr. John Gray – The Success Principles and Global Well-Being through Wellness Care (Patient care/Clinical Science)

• Using science to communicate patient well being in a patient centered care model.

• Review valid research articles on effectiveness of various chiropractic techniques and how to communicate them to your community

• Adjusting for all ages and stages – how various communication techniques can be appropriate for different communities

4pm-5pm – Dr. Eric Russell – A Concussion of Forces: The Science, Neurology and Philosophy of a Chiropractic Adjustment

• The class will cover the different concepts of vertebral subluxation.

• Categorize the components of subluxation.

• Review the philosophy and scientific literature concerning the chiropractic adjustment.

5-6pm – Dr. Brad Glowaki

• Team building, Marketing, & growth strategies for sports.

• Using the metaphor of teams in office for growth
   

Saturday September 23rd

 

8am-9am – Dr. Eric Russell – Full Spine Adjusting (Techique/subluxation theories/Biomechanics)

• This course will review the common setups for different regions of the spine

• Review proper setup, stabilization, and force generation.

• Review indications and contraindications to adjust

• Review common set-up errors by doctors
   

 

9am-10am – Dr. Eric Russell – Full Spine Adjusting (Technique/subluxation theories/Biomechanics)

• This course will review the common setups for different regions of the spine

• Review proper setup, stabilization, and force generation.

• Review indications and contraindications to adjust

• Review common set-up errors by doctors
   

 

10am-11am – Mental Floss, philosophy and practice growth
 

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11am-11:30am – Coffee break
 

 

11:30am-12:30pm – Dr Brad Glowaki, Dr. Ryan Carlson, and Dr. Eric Russell – Person Centered Care – A Vitalistic Approach (Science).

• Understand the history and importance of Evidence Based Care in a vitalistic model.

• The principles of Person Centered Care and Shared decision making will be discussed in the context of a vitalistic chiropractic office.

• The characteristics of patient relationships will be discussed in a routine office visit.
   

 

12:30-2:00pm – Lunch
 

 

2pm-3pm – Dr. Ryan Carlson – CE Functions for the 21st Century Chiropractor

• Understand the current CEO functions that exist for a business owner to optimize their approach to modern chiropractic practice.

• Cover the different concepts of business ownership and delegation.

• Categorize the components of time management and systems and procedures.
   

3pm-5pm – Dr. Brad Glowaki

• Communication

• Retention and metrics to track office growth.