About
the Canadian Society of Chiropractic Evaluators(CSCE)
Formation of the CSCE
The Canadian Society of Chiropractic Evaluators (CSCE)
is a not-for-profit organization established in 1996 as a non-share
corporation.
Mission Statement
The Canadian Society of Chiropractic Evaluators (CSCE)
strives to promote a high level of quality,
expertise and standardization in the performance of independent
chiropractic evaluations and in the production of the resultant
narrative report.
Minimum
Qualifications
While most members will have extensive clinical and
independent evaluation experience, the minimum requirements for
obtaining or maintaining membership include:
· a significant portion of their practice devoted
to independent
evaluations
· a current licence to practise chiropractic and be in good
standing with the provincial licensing body
· at least five years of clinical practice experience;
(three
years for chiropractic fellows
· must fulfill continuing education requirements and must
adhere
to the guidelines established by the Society
Purpose of the CSCE
· To establish a Canadian organization to
unify and
represent chiropractic practitioners involved in performing
independent third party assessments
· To roster and promote a list of highly qualified
chiropractic
practitioners who regularly perform independent chiropractic
assessments and network with third party representatives
· To advance the quality of independent chiropractic
evaluations through post-graduate education and the promotion of
related research
· To promote standardization of independent chiropractic
evaluation and documentation amongst CSCE members
· To liaise with the public, government bodies, third party
payers, chiropractors and other health care professionals on all
matters concerning chiropractic evaluations
· To promote the importance of using chiropractic
evaluations
for peer review of chiropractic case management.
|
© 2009 The Canadian
Society of Chiropractic Evaluators
This document is
copyrighted and may not be reproduced in whole or in part without
the expressed written permission of the Canadian Society of
Chiropractic Evaluators.
|
|
|
|
