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EPISODE · Jul 23, 2025 · 24 MIN

25 - Multi-disciplinary Practices: Do Opposites Attract?

from All Things Chiropractic · host Paul Andrews & Dr. Mark Davini

Join hosts Paul Andrews and Dr. Mark Davini on a new episode of All Things Chiropractic as they explore the intricate dynamics of multidisciplinary chiropractic practices. Delve into the challenges and benefits of integrating diverse disciplines such as acupuncture, massage, physical therapy, and medicine under one roof. Get insight into the importance of clearly defined roles, leadership, and decision-making in such settings, while learning about the potential pitfalls and regulatory complexities faced by practitioners. Understand the crucial role of communication, training, and compliance to ensure a coherent approach to patient management. Whether you’re considering a multidisciplinary practice or already navigating one, this episode provides valuable perspectives on maintaining a harmonious and effective clinical environment. Don’t miss this discussion on bringing varied health disciplines together to enhance patient care.

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