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PEDIATRICS FOR THE DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC 5 Key History Questions to Document the Potential - Presence of Joint Dysfunction in Babies & Young Children (1CE)

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In this class, Dr. Hewitt will introduce doctors and students to the five key questions to ask during the history to document the potential presence of joint dysfunction in infants. Ranging from in utero health through the process of labor and delivery, attendees will learn about the protective mechanisms built into the birth process, as well as the impacts on the newborn’s musculoskeletal system when a birth doesn’t go as planned. As always, throughout her presentation Dr. Hewitt will pepper her instruction with clinical pearls from her 34 years of experience in pediatric practice.

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Total Credits: 1 Regular

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Webinar |  Continuing Education |  OnDemand |  Pediatric
Faculty:
Elise G. Hewitt DC, DICCP, FICC
Duration:
1 Hour 03 Minutes
Format:
Audio and Video

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NICMIC

1. Hawk, Schneider et al. Best practices recommendations for chiropractic care for infants, children and adolescents: results of a consensus process. Jour Manip Phys Ther 2009;32(8):639-47. (2016 update in press at this time)

2. Todd AJ et al. Adverse events due to chiropractic and other manual therapies for infants and children: A review of the literature. Jour Manip Physio Ther 2015;38(9):699-712.

3. Anrig C. and Plaugher G., 2013. Pediatric Chiropractic, second ed. Wolters Kluwer Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, Philadelphia.

4. Davies N., 2010. Chiropractic Pediatrics: A Clinical Handbook, second ed. Elsevier, St. Louis.

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