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The Journal of Chiropractic Education is an international, peer-reviewed journal dedicated to publishing research and scholarly articles pertaining to education theory, pedagogy, methodologies, practice, and other content relevant to the health professions academe. Journal contents are of interest to teachers, researchers, clinical educators, administrators, and students.

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Continuous Quality Improvement: Making Chiropractic Education Better. Chiropractic Educators Research Forum (CERF), June 28, 2025

Chiropractic Educators Research Forum

Chiropractic students’ force-time parameters for chiropractic adjustments at the beginning and end of an academic term

Mara TrowbridgeDC,
Krista WardDC, MPH, and
Monica SmithDC, PhD

The perceptions and experiences of chiropractic students on practicing evidence-based practice during their clinical practicum at a teaching clinic

Tasmiya TayobMHSc and
Desiree VaratharajulluPhD, MTech

Prevalence of burnout among chiropractic students in Malaysia

Yi Kai WongBSc Chiro, MScPH,
Leslie Ryan RajBSc Chiro, and
Kenn Yung Evan ChanBSc Chiro

Experiences and perceptions of newly graduated chiropractors from a South African university in their clinical management of pregnant women

Talita StrydomMHSc,
Maureen Nokuthula SibiyaDTech, and
Desiree VaratharajulluPhD, MTech

Cultural and linguistic competence in chiropractic university students: Insights from a cross-sectional study

Fatima IsmailMTech Chiro, and
Myra WesselsMHSc Chiro

Use of the Evidence-Based practice Attitude and utilization SurvEy to determine the use of evidence-based practice by chiropractic students

Sergio FernandoDC,
Andrew WhettenPhD, and
Joel AlcantaraDC, PhD

Small Teaching Online

Carissa ManriquePhD,
Abdellatif AlsharifPhD,
Kelly BrownMS,
Cynthia CalongneDCS,
Terence CockerhamMA, and
Themba NgwenyaDCS

Development of a clinical skills remediation program for chiropractic students at a university

Suzanne D. LadyDC and
Leslie A.K. TakakiMS

High-velocity, low-amplitude spinal manipulation training of prescribed forces and thrust duration: A pilot study

Zacariah K. ShannonDC, MS,
Robert D. ViningDC, DHSc,
Maruti Ram GudavalliPhD, and
Ron J. BoeschDC

Utilizing doctors' attitudes toward staff training to inform a chiropractic technology curriculum

Catherine A. EberhartMBA and
Stacie S. MartelDC

Evidence-Based Chiropractic Education: Are We Equipping Graduates for Clinical Practice with Improved Patient Outcomes?

Michael W. ShreeveDC

Comparison of student satisfaction, perceived learning and outcome performance:

Steven L. TaliaferroDC, MS and
Beverly L. HargerDC

Chiropractic and osteopathic students' perceptions of readiness for transition to practice: The educational value of university clinic vs community and private clinics*

Navine G. HaworthDC,
Louise HorstmanshofPhD MOrgPsych, GradDipApPsych,, and
Keri M. MoorePhD MClinEd, MAppLaw

Building a chiropractic academy of educators: A needs assessment of selected faculty educators

Michael J. TunningDC, ATC, MS,
Dustin C. DerbyEdD,
Kelly A. Krell-MaresMEd, and
Michelle R. BarberMSW, DC

The learning style preferences of chiropractic students: A cross-sectional study

Stephney WhillierPhD,
Reidar P. LystadMChiroprac,
David Abi-ArrageMChiroprac,
Christopher McPhieMChiroprac,
Samara JohnstonMChiroprac,
Christopher WilliamsMChiroprac, and
Mark RiceMChiroprac

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  • Available online.
  • No manuscript submission fees.
  • Accepted manuscripts released.
  • Double blinded peer-review.
  • Open access, no embargoes.
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Editor-in-Chief: Bart Green, DC, MSEd, PhD

ISSN: 1987-2024
eISSN: 2374-250X
Publication Frequency: Published online with a continuous publication schedule

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The Journal of Chiropractic Education adheres to high ethical standards for publication as set forth by the following organizations:

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