The conference seeks to bring together leaders from chiropractic education and practice around the world to discuss improving and integrating preclinical and clinical education. Some of the conference goals are: to define the core clinical skills necessary for tomorrow's chiropractors, how to achieve them in today's chiropractic education, and how to promote a consistent, clinical approach to chiropractic practice at chiropractic colleges around the world.
The conference program directors are Dr. Jean Moss, president of the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College in Toronto, and Dr. Charles Sawyer, senior vicepresident, Northwestern Health Sciences University, Minnesota.
Those wishing to make a formal presentation need to file a paper (500-1,000 words) by June 30, 2002. Everyone attending, however, will participate in the many panel and discussion sessions.
For further details about the conference, go to the Notice, Program, Call for Papers and Registration Form links at www.wfc.org, or contact Satvinder Jhaj-Scott at
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