Browsing Faculty of Health Sciences by Subject "Perceptions"
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An investigation into the congruency between research perceived to be of relevance to chiropractors practicing in KwaZulu-Natal and the student research completed at the Durban University of Technology
(2016)Background: The recent increase in the implementation of evidence-based practice (EBP) in the Chiropractic profession and the call within the profession for validation of its claims has seen a growing interest in good ... -
Knowledge, perception and utilisation of chiropractic by National Olympic Committees
(2009)Introduction: National Olympic Committees (NOCs) select medical personnel to support their athletes at the Olympic Games. To best support athletes the knowledge, perception and utilisation of all medical professions is ... -
The perception, knowledge and utilisation of research and its role in the chiropractic profession as determined by chiropractors attending the World Federation of Chiropractic biennial conference 2013
(2015)Background The Chiropractic profession is considered a form of complementary and alternative therapy which began as a vitalistic approach to health care. Over the years research has become a main focus of the profession ...