Chiropractors in Riva Del Garda, Italy

Samuel I suggest you contact Matthew McCoy or Christopher Kent for those kinds of statistics

For work-related LBP, health maintenance care provided by a chiropractor resulted in less disability recurrence compared to physical therapy/physician services http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21407100 The above study is especially poignant when taken in context of this one, demonstrating that recurrent disability results in higher costs and more lengthy burden than the initial episode http://journals.lww.com/spinejournal/Abstract/2006/01150/Work_Disability_and_Costs_Caused_by_Recurrence_of.18.aspx Looking at patients referred from an ENT dept: "All but six (of 46) patients benefited from the treatment, and there was a clear reduction in sick leave among the patients compared with conventional medical treatment." http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1479235410002178 "Access to managed chiropractic care may reduce overall health care expenditures through several effects, including (1) positive risk selection; (2) substitution of chiropractic for traditional medical care, particularly for spine conditions; (3) more conservative, less invasive treatment profiles; and (4) lower health service costs associated with managed chiropractic care. Systematic access to managed chiropractic care not only may prove to be clinically beneficial but also may reduce overall health care costs." http://archinte.jamanetwork.com/article.aspx?articleid=217450 The much loved Sarnat study: "Clinical and cost utilization based on 70 274 member-months over a 7-year period demonstrated decreases of 60.2% in-hospital admissions, 59.0% hospital days, 62.0% outpatient surgeries and procedures, and 85% pharmaceutical costs when compared with conventional medicine IPA performance for the same health maintenance organization product in the same geography and time frame." http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0161475407000760 Hope some of these are along the lines of what you're after Samuel. Hope you and Gab are doing well mate.

Here is something I made for a business class while I was a student at Palmer. There are some solid references in the prezi you can use: http://prezi.com/zyygs9 l0 yxkj/?utm_campaign=share&utm_medium=copy

Sam, the Foundation for Chiropractic Progress has some research and information on this type of stuff. You can send them a message, or check their website for the research www.F4 cp.com

Sam-- I've taught Corp Info for almost a decade and the stats keep stacking up in our vitalistic Favour! (Notice the spelling) Quick snap shots: 40% of Employee Turnover is stress related

Ad Michelle Perry Bowers has loads of great stuff too

Sammy, ask Andrew Hatch as well, DC in Portugal, as he is doing a MBA including this topic

wxhealthcare.com listed on the page

Carlyle Jenkins in London has done alot of research on this too.

Sam, go to the International Academy of Chiropractic Occupational Health Consultants (IACOHC) for more tools. You'll find plenty there. I think membership is $125 for two years. But I'm not sure on that fee.

Danny Constable?

Robert & Karina Shaw (http://chiropraktik-hannover.com/),

Hi Sam, it's Robert and Karina Shaw www.chiropractic-Hannover.com.@Frankie Kelly: Danny Constable is close to Frankfurt ( that' s far away (-for german conditions) from Hannover.)

http://www.jppianta.de/ http://www.chiropraktikzentrum-gifhorn.de/index.htm http://www.chiropraktikzentrum-burgdorf.de/ http://www.chiropraktik-zentrum.de/czindex.html http://www.chiropraktik-mcquaid.de/

Danny Constable knows everyone in Germany.

Hi Sam, I'm in Cologne! praxis@curapermanum.de Hugs to you and the girls.

Kristinas Office Is nearby Siegen

Joe Castelli or Jean-Romain Michaux

Joe Castelli 916343807 Saludos/Cheers, Kephra

http://www.marceloquiropractico.com/

Joe Castelli

Try Danny Constable he is in Germany and may be able to point you in the right direction x Like · Sep 11, 2012

Try Danny Constable he is in Germany and may be able to point you in the right direction x

Craig Osborne Munich.

Sejer Ebersole in Copenhagen