Your Green Book Minute on the 17th of October from Volume XVII… “Another case which came under the writer’s observation was as follows: A woman was injured in an automobile accident. She suffered several subluxations of vertebrae and in addition the cartilages of the ribs near the breast bone were bent but not broken. The Chiropractor adjusted the vertebrae back to their normal alignment but also discovered the bent cartilages and bent them back to their normal position. There were no evil results but the Chiropractor stepped outside the practice of Chiropractic when he attempted to bend back those cartilages and immediately he stepped into the field of a surgeon and held himself out to the woman patient as possessing the learning and skill of a surgeon, and if he did not possess that learning and skill it was negligence, for which the Chiropractor was liable for any injuries which might have resulted. The Chiropractor should have immediately informed the patient that he was not a surgeon and directed her to one, unless he preferred to run the risk of a malpractice suit which might leave him penniless..” AT Holmes, 1924 The last of the TATS training on the West coast in Dublin, CA for the 2014 year will be Modules 7 & 8 of Level II (open to Level I graduates) And also keep an eye out for the last East coast training of this year in November in Greenville, SC which will be Modules 3 & 4 of Level I (open to Chiropractic students and Chiropractors) theartofthespecific/level-ii-training/
Posted on: Fri, 17 Oct 2014 11:01:51 +0000
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