Chiropractic Research Council
The Chiropractic Research Council (CRC) was established in 2013 to provide leadership and unity in chiropractic research. The CRC aims to increase the chiropractic evidence base, by promoting research, increasing the research capacity and supporting researchers. It will also raise the profile of research relevant to the practice of chiropractic.
The CRC is concerned with advancing chiropractic research for the benefit of patients. It does this by educating chiropractors and the public and by promoting and protecting the biopsychosocial health of sufferers of musculoskeletal conditions
The CRC was registered with the Charity Commission on the 12th April 2013 (registration number 1151627.)
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Latest News
- New trustee joins the teamFeb20
We’re delighted to welcome Hannah Collier, ACMA CGMA, to the CRC Board of Trustees. A qualified Chartered Management Accountant, Hannah brings her expertise in management accounts and strategic planning to the CRC and we are sure that she will excel in her role
Read the full story…Improving Research CapacityJan14Published in the British Chiropractic Association’s ‘Contact’ magazine, Winter 2017, Vol. 31, No. 3: Improving Research Capacity It’s always a privilege to attend a chiropractic graduation ceremony and see the next generation of chiropractors embark on what is a fantastic
Read the full story…Senior Research Fellow appointed at leading UK university!Jun22The Chiropractic Research Council (CRC) is delighted to announce the appointment of Dr Dave Newell to the position of Senior Research Fellow at the Department of Primary Care and Population Sciences (PCPS), Faculty of Medicine, University of Southampton. This unique
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