Incorporating Research Into Patient Care
Throughout the month of April, we highlighted the importance of measuring and understanding patient satisfaction. In May our focus will be on the importance of patient education in clinical practice. When patients are educated about their health condition and the...
Best Chiropractor in Town? Prove It!
Missed the FTCA Shift Summit? Watch here as Spine IQ's Dr. Wren Burton explains how data is driving the future of conservative spine care delivery. She discusses 1) The opportunities for doctors who focus on patient centered care. Health care delivery is changing...
Implementing a Patient Satisfaction Survey
Welcome to week 3 of the Spine IQ Back Blog! Last week we discussed the importance of patient satisfaction and ways in which you are able to measure the patient experience in your office. This week we’re providing an example of how to easily collect this data in your...
The Importance of Patient Satisfaction
Welcome back to week two of Spine IQ’s Back Blog! This month we’re focusing on a topic that is critical to the future of conservative spine care – data. Data isn’t just for researchers anymore, it is vital to clinical practice. This week we’re focusing on the...
What is a Clinical Data Registry?
Watch as Dr. Goertz explains what a clinical data registry is and how the future of chiropractic is becoming data driven.
Are we out of the woods with COVID-19?
Welcome back to week five of the Getting Back Better series on Spine IQ’s Back Blog. As this important series draws to a close, we encourage you to sign up for our free webinar on April 6th at 6 pm EST. This is a unique opportunity to interact with spine care...
Help Patients Feel Safer in Your Clinic
It’s week four of the Getting Back Better series on Spine IQ’s Back Blog. Last week we focused on a recent study evaluating the transition of low back pain from acute to chronic. Earlier in the month we discussed the virtual spine exam. This week, we’re addressing...
Research Article Review of “Risk Factors Associated with Transition from Acute to Chronic Low Back Pain in the US Patients Seeking Primary Care”
Background: The majority of patient burden associated with low back pain is experienced by those who unintentionally transition from acute to chronic pain. Currently, there are large gaps in what we know regarding 1) the percentage of patients who experience chronic...
The Virtual Spine Exam – It Can be Done!
Welcome to week two of Getting Back Better on Spine IQ’s Back Blog. Last week we initiated a conversation on telehealth and introduced guidelines that can equip the conservative spine practitioner to excel in the virtual health care realm. This week we’re spotlighting...
Taking Treatment “Beyond the Table” with Telehealth
Welcome back to Spine IQ’s Back Blog! Our theme for the month of March is Getting Back Better, with a focus on evidence-based resources to mitigate the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on clinical care for spine-related conditions. Join us throughout the month to learn...