ICPA PBRN Projects

ICPA PBRN studies originate both from ideas submitted from our members and general chiropractic community to address questions of immediate interest to the chiropractic profession. Foremost are the safety and effectiveness of pediatric chiropractic, women’s health issues and general family care. Credentialed PBRN chiropractors are provided the opportunity to positively impact the future of chiropractic. 

Current PBRN Projects

Open for Chiropractor Participation 

• Study 9: The chiropractic care of children with Autism Spectrum Disorder in a practice-based research network. 
  Requirement: consent of a minimum of 4 parents of children with ASD who are under long-term care as participants. You will also need to see the patients a minimum of 7 days apart for a minimum of 2 visits.
  Deadline for Data Submission: September 1, 2018

• Study 11: Parental satisfaction and interpersonal process of care of the chiropractic care of their children.
  Requirement: consent of a minimum of 12 parents of children who are under long-term care as participants. You will also need to see the patients a minimum of 7 days apart for a minimum of 2 visits.
  Deadline for Data Submission: November 1, 2018

Open for Midwife Participation

• Study 10: The beliefs and attitudes about the use of chiropractic services in the care of pregnant women: a survey of midwives. 
  This survey is for Midwives ONLY. 

Completed PBRN Projects

• Study 1: PROMIS Perspective of Children under Chiropractic Care 
  
  
• Study 2: PROMIS Perspective of Parents with Children under Chiropractic Care 
  
  
• Study 3: PROMIS QUALITY OF LIFE of wellness chiropractic patients: results from a practice-based research network. 
  
  
• Study 4: The use of the WEBSTER Technique in PREGNANT patients: a prospective cohort study within a practice-based research network. 
  
  
• Study 5: The use of the WEBSTER Technique in NON-PREGNANT patients: a prospective cohort study within a practice-based research network. 
  
  
• Study 6: How do chiropractors manage clinical risk? A practice-based research study. 
  
  
• Study 7: The sense of coherence and quality of life among Doctors of Chiropractic. 
  
  
• Study 8: The sense of coherence, quality of life and visit specific satisfaction of chiropractic patients attending care in a practice-based research network.