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Summit on Chiropractic Education

About the Summit

The two day summit was scheduled for Monday July 6th and Tuesday July 7th and was held at the Bundoora West campus of RMIT University.

The Summit was organised by CAA National through the Australasian College of Chiropractors (ACC).

Abstracts from the Program Monday July 6th and Tuesday July 7th, 2009

Click on the links below to view some of the abstracts included in the program:

• The view from North America - Dr Glori Hinck
• The view from Australia - Assoc. Prof. Brian Nook
• Presentation: What makes good teaching? - Dr Andrea Chester
• Technology demonstration: Clickers - Current State of Play - Dr Jeremy Keens
• Technology demonstration: Clickers - Future Directions - Prof. Emilio Badoer
• Presentation: Should the education of chiropractic students be university based? -
  Dr Peter Tuchin
• Our Changing World - The Reality of an iTunes University - Andrew Buntine
• Critical self reflection through e-Portfolios using pebblePAD - Dr Navine Haworth
• Development and assessment of clinical diagnostic skills - Dr Peter Tuchin
• The Murdoch experience of assessing chiropractic students in the clinical setting - Assoc. Prof. Brian Nook
• The assessment of chiropractic students in a clinical setting that includes hospital rotation -
  Dr HanSuk Jung
• Exploring whether the principles of anywhere, anytime learning of clinical skills could be applied to the process of assessment - Assoc. Prof. Phillip Ebrall
• Research and Scholarship from the perspective of a State Professional Association -
  what are our needs? - Dr Angus Pyke
• A practical nutrition course for chiropractic students - Assoc. Prof. Brian Nook
• Bell bottomed jeans, self directed learning and other historical oddities - Dr Barry Draper
• Facilitating learning the clinical interview - Dr Glori Hinck
• Technique Mastery - Applying Sport Development Skills in our Teaching - Dr Rick Ames
• Psychomotor Education in a Skills Classroom - Modified Reciprocal Teaching for Critical Thinking in the performance of Technique - Dr Rocky Comberiati
• Diagnostic Imaging Online - Improving Teaching for Enhanced Student Centered Learning -
  Dr Peter Bull
• Simulated Therapeutic Modalities - Dr Marcus McDonald
• From the perspective of a regional professional accrediting body - Dr Phillip Donato
• Aligning Taught Content with Industry Practice: From the perspective of a National Professional Association - Dr Dennis Richards
• Curriculum mapping: a tool for addressing the needs of the chiropractic profession -
  Dr Robyn Beirman
• How Well are Wellness and Curricula? The Australian Student Perspective - Dr Patrick Sim
• Session Three - The teaching of clinical skills and chiropractic technique -
  Prof. Michael Haneline