Chiropractic care increasingly relies on scientific research and outcome-driven practice to ensure effectiveness and patient safety. This book explores the principles of evidence-based chiropractic, integrating clinical expertise with current research and patient values. It outlines methods for appraising literature, applying clinical guidelines, and measuring treatment outcomes. Topics include study design, data interpretation, and ethical decision-making. Emphasis is placed on critical thinking, informed consent, and patient-centered care models. Case studies and real-world scenarios illustrate how evidence informs chiropractic interventions, promoting best practices and continuous professional development.
Jace Holloway is a practicing chiropractor and clinical researcher with a strong academic and practical background in evidence-based interventions. He regularly contributes to peer-reviewed journals, focusing on clinical outcomes and guideline implementation. His expertise extends to musculoskeletal diagnostics and manual therapy protocols. With over 15 years in teaching and research, he frequently speaks at international chiropractic symposia. His work has helped shape policy discussions around integrative care. He also serves on several editorial boards related to spine care.