About Brian Coleman, DC

Brian completed his undergraduate degree in biomedical engineering at the University of Connecticut and later attended the University of Bridgeport to complete his Doctor of Chiropractic degree. While at the University of Bridgeport, he began diverging from the traditional path of a chiropractor of clinical practice towards academia and research.

To combine his interest in medical research and background as an engineer, Brian completed a postdoctoral fellowship studying medical informatics at VA Connecticut and its academic affiliate at the Yale School of Medicine.

Discussion Topics

Health Informatics

Big Data

Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning

Neural Networks

Natural Language Processing

Brian’s Research and Post-Doc

Pursuing Health Informatics

Balancing Research and Clinical Care

AI Tools for Clinicians

Resources

Endnote

Scite.ai

Unpaywall

ResearchGate

Dr. Leonard John Faye graduated from the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College in 1960. He has had an unusual professional career associating, practicing in three countries, a founder and teacher at the Anglo-European Chiropractic College, clinician at CMCC, and technique instructor at Cleveland Chiropractic College in Los Angeles.

He was the first chiropractor appointed by the Canadian Track and Field Olympic Committee in 1984, he was one of the first three honorary fellows of the Royal College of Chiropractic Sports Sciences, started and originated the five, MPI 12 hour seminars, conducted a full five-day spine and extremities symposium for the Swiss Chiropractic Association, wrote a textbook published in 1985 on manipulation and its clinical application, produced VHS, DVDs and now online distance learning of spinal and extremity palpation and manipulation.

He has spearheaded the paradigm shift from a static misalignment model to a functional model of chiropractic practice.

His recent autobiography, Chiropractic Odyssey, details his journey through chiropractic practice, teaching seminars, and reading the research and reconciling it with clinical experience.

TOPIC TIMESTAMPS

00:00:00 Welcome

00:01:58 Introduction to Chiropractic

00:06:18 The Value of Reading

00:11:37 England & Europe

00:23:06 Dealing with Criticism

00:26:41 Reconciling evidence with practice

00:33:36 Neuroplasticity & Sympathetic Facilitation

00:43:39 Communicating with Patients

00:53:00 Motor Skill Learning

01:07:36 “My Truths”

01:16:12 Chiropractic Odyssey on Amazon Kindle

RESOURCES

ChiropracticMentor.com

Chiropractic Odyssey (print book)

Chiropractic Odyssey on Amazon Kindle

Geronimo Bejarano is a former chiropractic student at Palmer College of Chiropractic - Florida, whose recent Twitter thread announcing his withdrawal from chiropractic school went viral.

Geronimo is now a hopeful 2022 PhD applicant. He is a self-described research nerd, with interests in social determinants of health (SDoH), community based interventions, physical activity promotion and non-communicable diseases.

Twitter: @gero5

Instagram: @geronimo10

LinkedIn: Geronimo Bejarano

ResearchGate: Geronimo Bejarano

Discussion Topics

00:00:01 Teaser Intro

00:02:24 When I grow up

00:03:41 Introduction to chiropractic

00:09:12 Early reading & influences

00:13:31 Choosing chiropractic vs. PT

00:16:33 Choosing a chiropractic school

00:19:15 Early experience in school

00:25:02 Philosophy in the curriculum

00:27:48 Learning about research

00:33:21 Disillusionment - Is “American Chiro doomed?”

00:36:56 Comparing students’ experiences

00:39:51 X-ray requirements

00:43:51 Response to Twitter thread

00:46:49 Fixing the problem from within

00:49:08 Intention and misinterpretation

00:59:45 Systemic issues vs. Personal fit

01:02:02 How to read a paper

01:05:20 Top 3 recommended MSK research papers

01:05:33 Making time to read

01:09:24 Not taking and synthesizing

01:11:10 On writing

01:13:25 Recommendations for students

01:16:38 Outro

RESOURCES

Top 3 MSK Research Papers

Hartvigsen, J., Hancock, M. J., Kongsted, A., Louw, Q. A., Ferreira, M. L., Genevay, S., et al. (2018). What low back pain is and why we need to pay attention. The Lancet, 391(10137), 1–12.

Rethorn, Z. D., Cook, C., & Reneker, J. C. (2019). Social Determinants of Health: If You Aren“t Measuring Them, You Aren”t Seeing the Big Picture.The Journal of Orthopaedic and Sports Physical Therapy, 49(12), 872–874.

Karran, E. L., Grant, A. R., & Moseley, G. L. (2020). Low back pain and the social determinants of health: a systematic review and narrative synthesis.Pain, 161(11), 2476.

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