FCLB - Conference 2004

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Federation of Chiropractic Licensing Boards
78th Annual Educational Conference
Denver, Colorado

Handouts and Presentations From the 2004 Conference	Some of these file may require Power Point, MS Word, or Adobe Acrobat Reader. Please choose save when the file download dialog appears.

Final 2004 Conference Agenda	Final Agenda Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader
FCLB Annual Business Meeting	Resolution # 1-04 Affirming that DCs arrive at a diagnosis prior to commencing treatment Resolution # 2-04 To increase member dues by $100 per category in 2005
PACE Forum - Introduction to Centralized CEApproval Richard L. Cole, DC, DACNB, FICC	May 2004 - PACE Forum Presentation
NEW ATTENDEE ORIENTATION CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST Co-hosts: N. Edwin Weathersby, D.C., (AZ) FCLB Vice President Oliver “Bud” Smith, Jr., D.C., (TX) FCLB Treasurer NBCE Board of Directors	New Attendee Presentation Requires Power Point
OPENING REMARKS Do Issues Look Clearer Here at Higher Altitude? Perspectives on Tough Decisions in Regulation Rosemary McCool, Director Colorado Division of Registrations / Department of Regulatory Agencies	Opening Remarks Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader Presentation Requires MS Word
INTERACTIVE KEYNOTE PRESENTATION: PART I Gray Cases: The Board Under the Microscope Marc Gamerman, DC, Vice Chair - Maryland Board of Chiropractic Examiners Dale J. Atkinson, J.D., Executive Director - Federation of Associations of Regulatory Boards and Partner, Atkinson& Atkinson (FCLB Legal Counsel) Kevin B. Earle, Executive Director - New Jersey State Board of Chiropractic Examiners	Presentation Part 1 Requires Power Point Presentation Part 2 Requires Power Point
PANEL Investigative Practices: Where do boards draw the line? Fraud Issues: Daniel J. Osborne, MS, DABFE, President Chiropractic Compliance Consultants, Inc. Practicing on the Edge: Kevin B. Earle, Executive Director New Jersey State Board of Chiropractic Examiners Evidence Based Practice: Ron Feise, D.C., President - Institute of Evidence-Based Chiropractic View from Prof’l Assns: Glenn Manceaux, D.C. (LA) President, ACA Council of Delegates	Daniel J. Osborn Requires Power Point
PRESENTATION The Role of Philosophy in the DC’s Continuing Professional Development Brian J. McAulay, D.C., Ph.D., Vice President for Academic Affairs - Palmer University COUNTERPOINT / SUMMARY Reed B. Phillips, D.C., Ph.D., President - Southern California University of Health Sciences	Presentation Requires Power Point
FCLB Task Force on Ethics - Ethics in Education Kirk Shilts, D.C. (MA), Chair, Mary Ellen Rada, D.C. (NJ), Kevin B. Earle (NJ), members	Presentation Requires Power Point
14TH ANNUAL JOSEPH JANSE LECTURE For the Good of the Patient: Opportunities, Challenges, and Possibilities in Chiropractic Joseph E. Brimhall, D.C., President - Western States Chiropractic College	Janse Lecture Requires MS Word
NBCE - Welcome New Members	Presentation Requires Power Point
PANEL PRESENTATION The Educational Connection - Are We Developing Ethical Professionals? Stephen Perle, D.C., Associate Professor of Clinical Sciences - University of Bridgeport Gary Schultz, D.C., DACBR, Vice President of Academic Affairs - Southern California University of Health Sciences	Stephen Perle Presentation Requires Power Point
PRESENTATION A View from the Southwest: Investigations - Assets & Ethical Challenges Charles D. Brown, Investigator - Arizona Board of Chiropractic Examiners	Presentation Requires Power Point
ANNUAL AWARDS PRESENTATION Richard L. Cole, D.C. (TN), President	Outstanding Board Presentation Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader

BOARD REPORTS
2004 Chiropractic Regulatory Board Members

2004 - Submitted Reports
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As we approach our 2004 conference, we are excited to offer a valuable communication tool to our member boards. This opportunity will allow you to report on the most important decisions and display your achievements as a regulatory body.

Your submissions will be published on our conference website under the "Reports/Handouts" section. These are easy to share with your brothers and sisters in regulation.

Please email us your information. We can accept email text, WordPerfect docs, Microsoft Word docs. Email: info@fclb.org It would be helpful to also snail mail or fax one hard copy to the FCLB offices to verify electronic delivery. Please do not bring copies of the reports to conference as done in previous years–this saves paper and money.

Here is a guideline for the reporting structure. Feel free to be creative with your board reports and remember what you report is what the public and the regulatory community will read. If you have a logo you would also like to include, please insert the graphic in your document.

2004 Chiropractic Regulatory Board Report

1. Board Name and name of person submitting information to FCLB.

2. Describe THREE (3) of the most interesting and/or important events/achievements/changes your Board has accomplished this past year.

3. What difficult challenges does your board currently face?

4. Name one way the FCLB has helped you achieve a board
goal within the last year.

Member Boards

Alabama
Arizona
California
Florida
Maryland
Missouri
New Jersey
Oklahoma
Oregon
South Dakota
Texas
Washington

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