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Claire Johnson1, Lisa Zaynab Killinger, Mark G Christensen
1Editor, Journal of Chiropractic Humanities ; Professor, National University of Health Sciences, Lombard, IL.
Abstract:
The purpose of this article is to provide expert viewpoints on the topic of diversity in the chiropractic profession, including cultural competency, diversity in the profession, educational and clinical practice strategies for addressing diversity, and workforce issues. Over the next decades, changing demographics in North America will alter how the chiropractic profession functions on many levels. As the population increases in diversity, we will need to prepare our workforce to meet the needs of future patients and society.
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