Utilization of Outcome Studies - Part 1

1. Patients to feel better
2. Patients to get better
3. Earn a healthy income based on fair exchange of rendering quality care

Based on the clinical protocols and application it has been proven in outcome studies that body functions in scolioses normalize in just over 94% percent of cases[i]^,[ii]. Breathing capacity improvements as well as heart function and improved digestion is reported improved. In less severe body structural malfunctions, many relating to positive sagittal balance and other postural changes (forward head posture and its sequelae) the objective measurements of improvements in function (evidence based changes) are even greater and in a greater percentage of cases (approximately 97%).

 

Further, objective studies of configuration as well as increases in motion at previously immobile areas of the thoracic spine show even kyphoses that are hard set and associated with increased death rates[iii]^,[iv] are substantially or totally corrected on patients of all ages within two weeks.

 

Results on less severely affected patients as well as acute patients such as “hot low back” disc cases also show astonishingly effective in symptomatic relief and, as a result, patient retention and referrals.

 

Based on outcome assessments that occur in large enough amounts for patients to easily notice on the first treatment visit, patient compliance with treatment plans is much greater than the national averages. This means that the number of office visits that practitioners see a given patient far exceeds the national average. It all based on results and proven in outcome studies.

 

This equates to:

 

A. Proof that people that people are feeling better,

 

B. Objective evidence that they are doing better – that is easily noticed by the patients as well as the practitioner without a large time investment by the practitioner and,

 

C. A resultant significant increase in practice volume per practitioner without large marketing campaigns – not just nationwide but internationally.

 

The only way you are going to grow your practice is being the best of the best clinically through evidence based results that are not just evidence for you, the practitioner, but easily noticeable evidence for the patient as well. I chose to create the paradigm offered by Advanced BioStructural Correction™ because I was tired of the doctor having to sell a philosophy and wanted a program that offered demonstrable, reproducible results with outcomes that are real. Your practice programs/techniques/paradigms or any other pronoun you choose must offer the same “real” outcomes in a measurable way that chiropractic can publish on a national scale in peer journals.

 

I welcome inquiries on how I can help you join me in my quest of bringing chiropractic to the next level.

 

 

 

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