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In July 1995, the Council on Chiropractic Practice (CCP) was established with the mission of “developing evidence-based guidelines, conducting research and performing other functions that will enhance the practice of chiropractic for the benefit of the consumer.”It is an apolitical, non-profit organization, and is not affiliated with the ACA, ICA, WCA, FSCO, COCSA, FCLB, or any state association. Read more about the CCP’s history and mission.
To fulfill its mission, the CCP created a multidisciplinary panel, supported by staff and led by a project director. This panel analyzed available scientific evidence relating to the vertebral subluxation and directed a critical review of numerous studies and other evidence.
The panel solicited input from representatives of more than 35 technique developers in order to determine the degree to which their techniques could be expressed in an evidence-based format and to obtain any evidence they could supply to substantiate their protocols.Read more about the development of the CCP Guidelines
The work of the CCP is done by an international, multi-disciplinary team of chiropractic experts with experience in research, techniques, academics, and clinical practice. Read more about the CCP leadership
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If you’d like more information about the Council on Chiropractic Practices, or would like to be involved in the Guideline process, you may use the following e-mail addresses to contact us: For general information on the CCP and the Clinical Guideline #1: Vertebral Subluxation in Chiropractic Practice” contact The Council on Chiropractic Practices
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