CHIROPRACTIC SCOPE OF PRACTICE AND CLINICAL COMPETENCIES IN AUSTRALIA Part 1 – Scope of Practice and advanced titling

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Published Apr 8, 2022

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Peter McGlynn
Clinical practice – Williamstown, VIC, Australia
Peter McCann
Casual academic – School of Health, Medical and Applied Sciences – Central Queensland University, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Carl Thistlethwayte
Casual academic – School of Health, Medical and Applied Sciences – Central Queensland University, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Lisa McInerney
Clinical practice – Wangaratta, VIC, Australia

Abstract

This is the first of a three-part editorial series on the scope of practice (SOP) for general chiropractors in Australia as determined by undergraduate education and the development of extended scopes of practice for advanced chiropractors based on the accreditation of post-graduate educational pathways, advanced clinical competencies and titling within the Australasian Institute of Chiropractic Education (AICE).(1)

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Issue
Vol. 49 No. 1 (2022): Chiropractic Journal of Australia
Section
Editorial

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