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This class covers an introduction to science and research.

This class covers why we need to be concerned about ethics in research.

This class covers what patient-focused, evidence-informed chiropractic practice is all about and how to do this.

This class covers the many important terms that you will come across when you venture into the world of research and science.

This class covers what different research designs we can choose from when we do experiments.

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This class is ideal if you need to design a study yourself if you have a cause-and-effect type of research question.

This class is essential for all chiropractors.

This class is all about how to critically evaluate the research literature if you need to.

This class explains why we calculate sample size and how it can impact our research as chiropractors.

In this class, you will learn about why science and research are important for the chiropractic profession.

This class takes a closer look at how to critically evaluate the research literature if you need to.

This class covers how to write each of the components of a research study manuscript before submitting it to a journal for publication.

We take it a step further than in the introductory class, making it more practical, sharing with you where to find the information you need and how to prepare yourself for that report of findings visit.

This class will help you figure out what you need to do to find the relevant scientific information for an individual patient who comes to see you in your office.

There are three main types of observational studies: case-controlled, cohort, and cross-sectional studies. You will learn when to use which of these and when not to use them.

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