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REGISTRATION/FEESRegistration forms must be postmarked or faxed on or before the pre-registration date to receive the lower fee. Buffet Lunch will be included with registration.Columbus, OH Seminar • Saturday, October 3, 2015❑ $239.00 Pre-registered on or before September 16, 2015❑ $269.00 Pre-registered on or after September 30, 2015❑ $289.00 Pre-registered on October 1, 2015 or at the door

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Spine & Sports MedicineAlternative Treatment Strategies

COLUMBUS, OHIO • SatUrday, OCtOBEr 3, 2015ChiroHealth Educational Seminars • 12 CE Hours including 1.5 CE Hours of Ethics & Professionalism

TO REGISTER BY MAIL OR FAX (no phone registration)

• Mail completed registration form with payment to: ChiroHealth Educational Seminars P. O. Box 85 Gates Mills, OH 44040 Tel: (440) 449-1020

• Fax your registration form with complete credit card information to (440) 449-1568.

TO REGISTER ONLINE• Go to www.choh.org• Select Seminars > complete the online registration

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★SEMINAR COURSE NOTES, will be e-mailed to registered doctors Tuesday before the seminar if you register prior to the seminar date. Course notes will be available at the seminar for late or at the door registrations, ONLY.

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12 CE HOURS OHIO LICENSE RENEwAL COURSEwItH 1.5 CE HOUrS Of EtHICS & PrOfESSIONaLISM

Approved by Ohio Chiropractic Board of Examinerswww.chirobd.ohio.gov

SPOnSOrEd By nOAC (nOrtHEASt OHiO ACAdEmy Of CHirOPrACtiC)

COLUMBUS, OHIOSaturday, October 3, 2015

HILTON GARDEN INN Columbus-Polaris8535 Lyra Drive, Columbus, OH 43240

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this is a 12 hour license renewal Workshop course that is designed to provide chiropractic physicians with alternative treatment strate-gies that include Kinesio - K-taping of injuries, treatment protocols using a Low Level Laser therapy, spinal and extremity joint reha-bilitation options. the workshop will provide you practical applica-tion of K-taping that you will be able to use for patients immedi-ately. the program will also include 1.5 hours of Chiropractic and Professional ethics training.

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Dr. Robert McLain is recognized as a leader in spine surgery and education throughout the United States and the International Spine Surgery Community. A faculty member of the Cleveland Clinic for more than 16 years, he now serves as a member of the Surgical Staff of the Spine and Orthopaedic Institute for the St.Vincent Charity Medical Center and Hospital. A noted researcher in biomechanics and neurophysiology, Dr. McLain is an Adjunct Professor of Chemical and Biomedical Engineering at Cleveland State University, and continues to serve as the principle investigator for

both basic science and clinical research programs. He has written and taught extensively on the surgical treatment of the full spectrum of adult and pediatric spinal disorders, including cervical, thoracic and lumbar spinal disease. An author of over 180 peer-reviewed articles and book chap-ters on spinal disease and surgical treatment, Dr. McLain has won numerous awards for research and innovation. He combines the most well-established fundamental principles of spine care with cutting-edge technology and instrumentation to provide each individual with the best treatment for their spinal problem.

GUEST SPEAkERROBERT McLAIN, M.D.

ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION: Course Chairman, Alan L. Palgut, DC Phone (440) 449-1020

REGISTRATION INFORMATIONRegistration will only be accepted by the official registration form. Photocopies of the form are acceptable. ChiroHealth Educational Seminars accepts payment in the form of check, cash, MasterCard or Visa.

NO CHECKS WILL BE ACCEPTED FOR AT THE DOOR REGISTRATION.

DISCLAIMERS / CANCELLATION & REFUND POLICY A refund will be granted provided notification is in writing and postmarked no later than 14 days prior to the seminar date. A $40.00 service fee will not be refunded. When the program has been concluded as scheduled, but the registrant did not attend nor provide a 14 day cancellation notice, tuition is non-refundable. Any returned NSF check will incur an additional bank charge of $45.00. Every attempt is made to offer this program as publicized. However, ChiroHealth Educational Seminars reserves the right to adjust program dates, location, times, instructors, etc. to accommodate unex-pected faculty or student needs, and cancel due to insufficient enrollment. For this reason, we do not recommend at the door registrations without prior confirmation of the status of this course. Attendance will be LIMITED, call ChiroHealth Educational Seminars at (440) 449-1020. ChiroHealth Educational Seminars is not responsible for any expenses incurred by the registrants due to program adjustments or cancellations. If license renewal credit is needed, please inquire if this course is approved for your state. No additional discounts or seminar transfer vouchers/credit fees will apply for this NOAC Sponsored Seminar. No seminar transfers will be allowed.

CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDIT12 CE credit hours available certified through Northeast Ohio Academy of Chiropractic that also includes 1.5 CE credit hours of Ethics and Professionalism. Individuals wanting to earn CE credit must sign in, complete the attendance form and return it at the end of the seminar. Each day will begin promptly at its designated start-ing time. Completion certificates will be distributed to all registered participants at the conclusion of the seminar. This program has been approved for Ohio continuing education credits for license renewal by the Ohio Chiropractic Board of Examiners. You may confirm this by assessing their website at: www.chirobd.ohio.gov

CONFIRMATION A confirmation will be sent upon receipt of your paid registration either by mail or facsimile. Please allow ample travel time to guarantee on-time arrival. If you are in need of additional directions to the seminar location, please call the hotel listed below for directions or Map Quest the Seminar Hotel location for more detailed directions.

REGISTRATION INFORMATION

SEMINAR TIMES:Saturday registration time Sign-in: 7:00 amSaturday Morning Lecture: 7:30 am - 1:30 pmLUNCH (on your own) 1:30 pm - 2:30 pmSaturday afternoon Lecture: 2:30 pm - 7:30 pmComplimentary Refreshments, Snacks and Lunch will be provided throughout the seminar.

registration will be taken at the door. Space is limited to 45 doctors.

PLEASE REGISTER EARLY!

SEMINAR COURSE NOTES, will be e-mailed to registered doctors Tuesday before the seminar if you register prior to the seminar date. Course notes will be available at the seminar for late or at the door registrations, ONLY.

ABOUT THE SPEAkERRANDY B. REED, DC, CCSP

Dr. Reed is a 1985 graduate of Logan College of Chiropractic, Chesterfield, Missouri. He is a certified chiropractic sports physician, Certified in (MUA) Manipulation Under Anesthesia, and has a Masters degree in secondary education from Miami University (Ohio). Dr. Reed has 26 years of clinical experience. His expertise is treating sports injuries and intervertebral disc syndromes with Spinal Decompression Therapy and CORE rehabilitation programs. He is a former member of the Cleveland Orthopedic and Spine Hospital at Lutheran Hospital. Dr. Reed has presented clinical and scientifically based ”Better Doctors Seminar Series” nationwide for both Medical and Chiropractic physician groups, lecturing on non-surgical decom-pression treatment of spinal disc syndrome.

1st and 2nd HourEthics & Professionalismfor Today’s D.C.• Update review of Ohio Chiropractic Board rules• Definition of ethics that relates to a chiropractic practice• Ethics for the social media chiropractor• Truth in advertising-marketing rules• Informed treatment consent/professional boundaries• Expectations of care• Patient abandonment• Making claims that are only consistent with the evidence-based practices• Your duties to the profession and patient's rights• My Uncle Louis once told me…

3rd and 4th HourConcussions: Back to Work – Back to Play– Back to Life• Concussions 101–Whiplash to Athletic• Head injuries in history• The Hollywood head injury• Symptoms of concussion (primary and secondary)• Concussion & intelligence• Brain organization; a peek under the hood• Evaluating the damage• Helping the brain to heal itself• When more is needed• Nutrition for your noggin

5th HourGUEST SPEAkERRobert McLain, M.D.Overview: Cervical Disc Implant Replacement Option• Candidates and indications for the disc prosthesis

procedure• Disc reconstruction following discectomy involving

C3-C7 levels• Maintaining functional range of motion of the cervical spine• Two-level disc implant indications for use• Prosthesis maintaining cervical range of motion vs.

fixed spinal fusion• Outcome studies

6th HourUsing Functional Movement Systems toEvaluate our Athletes and Patients• The Practice of Movement Screening and Assessment• Body Parts versus Movement Patterns• Movement is OUR BUSINESS• Movement Screening Models (SMFA)• Function versus Anatomy• Dysfunction, Pain, and Rehabilitation• The Five Basic Principles of Functional Movement

Systems Logistics• Screen – Test – Assess• SFMA Top Tier Assessments (Cervical Spine, Upper

Extremity, Multi-Segmental Flexion, Multi-Segmental Extension, Multi-Segmental Rotation, Single Leg Stance, and Overhead Deep Squat)

7th and 8th HourKinesio K-Taping –Not Just for Athletes• Indication for Kinesio K-Taping• Difference between white tape (athletic tape)

and Kinesio K-Tape• Functional assessment and muscle test• 4 uses of Kinesio K-Tape: acute injuries -

chronic muscle pain - joint irritation• How does K-Taping work• Elasticity: How much stretch?

Unidirectional tape?• Indications: recovery, weakness, swelling/

edema, coordination, balance and stability• Pain reduction and muscle activation• When to use : “Y” , “I” , “X” , “WEB” and

“DONUT” Patterns• Top 5 injuries treated with Kinesio K-Tape (protocols)• Hands-on Workshop - practical application

of taping of Top 5 injuries• Rehab exercise protocols - quick and easy

for the Top 5 injuries

9th and 10th HourLow Level Cold Laser Therapy For Soft Tissue Injuries:• Benefits of low level laser therapy for soft

tissue repair• The difference between Class III and Class

IV cold lasers• Accelerated tissue repair and cell re-growth• Laser therapy mechanism of action• reducing joint edema and tissue inflammation• Determining photonic energy dosage• Electron microscope evaluation of light’s

effect on cells• Using low-level laser to treat acupuncture

pain management points• Using cold laser to treat auricular (ear) acupuncture points for faster recovery

11th and 12th HourGolf Injuries:Keeping Your Patients Swing Sweet• Evaluating the injury patterns in golfers and

the everyday patient• Patterns of overuse• Repetitive nature of the golf swing and over-

use profile of injury• Using selective functional movement tests or

assessment• Evaluating the patient globally with the

Overhead Squat Test• Half Kneeling Rotation Test• Rehab exercise protocols - quick and easy• Pelvic Tilt Test and Rotation Test• One Leg Rotation Test• Seated Thoracic Rotation Test

PROGRAM ACCREDITATION:This course is accredited through the Northeast Ohio Academy of Chiropractic and approved by the Ohio State Chiropractic Board for Ohio license renewal 12 CE credit hours that also includes 1.5 CE hours of Ethics and Professionalism.

Spine & Sports MedicineAlternative Treatment Strategies

SEMINAR LOCATION & ACCOMMODATIONS:

COLUMBUS, OHHilton Garden InnColumbus-PolarisExit off I-71 @ Exit 121 Polaris

8535 Lyra DriveColumbus, OH 43240

Reservations:614-846-8884

Cervical Prosthesis –2 level implant