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EPISODE · Jun 4, 2024 · 1H 15M

Data-Driven Chiropractic & the Anti-fragile Approach with Dr. Jacob Coffman

from Atlas of Chiropractic · host Dr. John Stenberg & Dr. Cameron Bearder

Dr. Jacob Coffman, an upper cervical chiropractor, discusses his approach to patient care and the importance of incorporating various treatment strategies. Dr. Coffman highlights the importance of empowering patients to take an active role in their own healing process and providing them with tools and strategies to manage their symptoms. He also discusses the evolution of his practice and the integration of additional modalities, such as cervical ocular rehab and proprioceptive rehab, to enhance patient outcomes. In this part of the conversation, John and Jacob discuss the importance of patient education and empowerment. They emphasize the need for chiropractors to provide guidance and support to their patients, rather than relying on a monthly maintenance schedule. They also highlight the value of building trust and being a resource for patients. Jacob shares his approach of spending more time with patients to fully assess and address their chronic pain issues. They conclude by discussing the lack of research-driven practice in healthcare and the importance of chiropractors staying up-to-date with the latest research to provide evidence-based care. In this final part of the conversation, the hosts discuss the importance of providing a better experience for patients and taking responsibility for their own clinical skills. They emphasize the need for chiropractors to prioritize their patients and focus on delivering value and excellence in their interactions. They also discuss the importance of challenging biases, pursuing lifelong learning, and being open-minded. Takeaways A comprehensive assessment is essential in developing individualized treatment plans for patients. Empowering patients to take an active role in their healing process is crucial for long-term success. Incorporating additional modalities, such as cervical ocular rehab and proprioceptive rehab, can enhance patient outcomes. Providing patients with tools and strategies to manage their symptoms and improve their quality of life is an important aspect of care. Chiropractors should focus on educating and empowering their patients, providing guidance and support rather than relying on a monthly maintenance schedule. Building trust and being a resource for patients is crucial in chiropractic care. Practitioners should individualize care based on the patient's needs, using different techniques and assessments to tailor treatment plans. Incorporating rehabilitation strategies into patient care can help address chronic pain issues. Chiropractors should stay up-to-date with the latest research to provide evidence-based care. Chiropractors should prioritize their patients and focus on delivering value and excellence in their interactions. Challenging biases and pursuing lifelong learning are essential for professional growth. The chiropractic profession needs to evolve and focus on patient-centered care and meaningful relationships. Chiropractors should strive to be anti-fragile, constantly improving and adapting to better serve their patients. Check out Dr. Coffman's website here: https://datadrivenchiropractic.com/ Find the docs on social media here: Dr. Stenberg: @zenith_chiro Dr. Bearder: @drbearder Dr. Coffman: @dr.jakecofffman

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