UK Chiropractic Associations

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The tutors at the Welsh Institute of Chiropractic have been ripping off their students and these are the chiropractors who are going to sort it out.

July 12, 2011
By Richard Lanigan
The tutors at the Welsh Institute of Chiropractic have been ripping off their students and these are the chiropractors who are going to sort it out.

A few months ago I got a call asking me to blog about a scandal that was unfolding at WIOC. A slush fund had been set up at Glamorgan as a perk to supplement the income of tutors. Presumably its tax free and its an incentive to work there by funding tutors BCA membership,...
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Over 90% of BCA chiropractors, not guilty of unprofessional conduct! Is that a good result? Could it have been prevented?

March 3, 2011
By Richard Lanigan
Over 90% of BCA chiropractors, not guilty of unprofessional conduct! Is that a good result? Could it have been prevented?

I love the part in the movie Spartacus where the Romans want to crucify Spartacus and Tony Curtis stands up and says I am Spartacus and one by one other slaves stepped forward in support of Spartacus choosing to die together with honour. So far 10% of BCA chiropractors have been found guilty of...
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Medical doctors have same problem as chiropractors; the people that represent them

February 16, 2011
By Richard Lanigan
Medical doctors have same problem as chiropractors; the people that represent them

BMA leader could be toppled in revolt by doctors against NHS reforms Dr Hamish Meldrum, chairman of the BMA, the doctors’ union, is under fire for co-operating with ministers over health reforms. The future of the leader of Britain’s doctors is in doubt because grassroots medics blame the British Medical Association for doing too...
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Why I have left the BCA and why I am leaving the GCC

February 14, 2011
By Stefaan Vossen

A long time ago now, I was walking up the mountains in north Italy with an uncle of mine. I was about 14 years old. I remember asking him (in Flemish): “dad is a GP and you are a chiropractor, what do you do differently?” To which he slowly replied: “We are both trying...
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The associations have come together. First thing they need to say to the General Chiropractic Council; Margaret Coats must go.

November 1, 2010
By Richard Lanigan
The associations have come together. First thing they need to say to the General Chiropractic Council; Margaret Coats must go.

On Thursday I received many e-mails notifying me of the joint statement from the four associations expressing “the entire professions lack of confidence in its regulation”. I am absolutely delighted the associations have made this statement.  Which confirms the findings of the 2005 survey which found 77% of the profession had no confidence in...
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Is this propaganda from the BCA? Or do the Chiropractic Alliance have some explaining to do?

October 12, 2010
By Richard Lanigan
Is this propaganda from the BCA? Or do the Chiropractic Alliance have some explaining to do?

Check out the actual speech This is the in the latest editorial in the BCA magazine Contact. It is written by BCA council member Rishi Loatey explaining why BCA members should keep the Chiropractic Alliance at arms length. I have e-mailed Rishi asking if this is an accurate quote. Rishi asks; “is  the launch...
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Take advantage of this one hour free legal advice from a specialist lawyer before putting yourself at the mercy of the GCC and vested interests at a closed hearing.

September 23, 2010
By Richard Lanigan
Take advantage of this one hour free legal advice from a specialist lawyer before putting yourself at the mercy of the GCC and vested interests at a closed hearing.

Don’t know if chiropractors are aware of this offer but it sounds like an offer worth investigating considering the vested interests that are coming to play with the mass complaints. Many chiropractors are facing the same charges and could pool their information. The vast majority of BCA chiropractors have taken the BCA advice and...
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Consent, risk and videotapes

September 8, 2010
By Stefaan Vossen
Consent, risk and videotapes

Why chiropractic practices vary so much and whether that really matters at all.
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More comments from BCA president Richard Brown,which I would love to question him about.

August 9, 2010
By Richard Lanigan
More comments from BCA president Richard Brown,which I would love to question him about.

These are excerpts from Richard Browns message to members in the latest BCA newsletter “In Touch” Richard Brown has featured quit a lot in the last 12 months Now he is concerned that he and the BCA are being misrepresented by people like me. He thinks the BCA council and Sue Wakefield know what...
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“Don’t believe all you read” says BCA President Richard Brown

August 6, 2010
By Richard Lanigan
“Don’t believe all you read” says BCA President Richard Brown

Who remembers the BCA propaganda newsletter the “Chiropractic News” Let me start with November 4th 2004. The day the BCA sold out their members for cheap insurance, as a result  BCA members are not covered for the legal costs of skeptic complaints, interprofessional disputes, the fury of scorned girlfriends and wives etc etc. Those...
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