FCLB - Conference 2005

Handouts and Presentations From the 2005 Conference Reports and handouts are posted as they become available.	Some of these file may require Power Point, MS Word, or Adobe Acrobat Reader. Please choose save when the file download dialog appears.
About the 2005 Conference Faculty	Our Faculty
INTERACTIVE KEYNOTE PRESENTATION Gray Issues in Chiropractic Regulation: Le Zone Grise	Marc Gamerman, D.C.
15th ANNUAL JOSEPH JANSE LECTURE Public Service, Public Protection: for the Right Reasons	David E. Brown, D.C.
KEYNOTE ADDRESS A Chiropractic License is a Social Contract... Are We Serving the Public Interest?	Richard E. Vincent, D.C.
Panel Regulatory Considerations in National & Worldwide Mobility	Joseph Brimhall, D.C. Peter W. Bull, D.C. Wanda Lee MacPhee Richard A. Rinzler, D.C.
Education vs. Enforcement: New York’s Practice Alerts	Cynthia Laks
Partnership With Federal Agencies To Combat Fraud	Angela Byers
AN FCLB WHITE PAPER Qualifications to Safely Perform Spinal Manipulation	John J. Triano, D.C.
Panel What Happens after the D.C. Degree? Board Recognition of Post-professional Education and Credentials	Frederick Carrick, D.C. Jerry Grod, D.C. James Winterstein, D.C.
CFCRB Annual Report	Report
BOARD REPORTS 2005 Chiropractic Regulatory Board Members	2005 - Submitted Reports Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader to view/print.
As we approach our 2005 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, or Microsoft Word docs. Email: info@fclb.org. It will be posted electronically here. 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. Click below to download 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. CLICK HERE - 2005 Chiropractic Regulatory Board Report Form	Member Boards Alabama Arkansas Arkansas Court Case Florida Kentucky Missouri Montana New Jersey Oklahoma Oregon South Dakota Texas Washington