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What's Happening in Chiropractic
News, trends, and developments shaping chiropractic care, professional practice, patient expectations, and the way modern clinics operate.
Updated CBA Statement on Paediatric Care
The Chiropractic Board of Australia has published a revised Statement on paediatric care, effective 9 September 2026. The revised statement consolidates previous guidance and places stronger emphasis on evidence, informed consent, communication, referral, competence, documentation, and age appropriate care.
Have Your Say On DVA Allied Health Reforms
The Department of Veterans' Affairs has opened consultation on proposed changes to allied health arrangements for Veteran Card holders, with the proposed reforms expected to commence from 1 July 2027.
Preparing for Allied Health Practice Accreditation
A recent Chiropractic Australia session looks at what chiropractors need to understand when preparing their practices for allied health practice accreditation, including clinical governance, patient safety, partnering with consumers, assessment preparation, and continuous improvement.
The BCA Meets With the Leader of the Liberal Democrats
The British Chiropractic Association met with Sir Ed Davey MP to discuss the role chiropractors play in supporting patients and the wider healthcare system, including the contribution chiropractors make to people living with muscle, bone, and joint conditions.
BCA Writes to Secretary of State for Health and Social Care on Chiropractic Recognition and NHS Workforce Capacity
The BCA wrote to the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care calling for greater clarity regarding Allied Health Profession recognition for chiropractic and discussing the potential role of chiropractors within wider NHS workforce capacity.
What happens in the profession matters to how clinics communicate, operate, and serve their patients.