NEWS & NOTES Palmer College NBCE scores skyrocket
Palmer College of Chiropractic’s national board exam rates continue to set a new standard of excellence, with the performance gap between Palmer and the average of all other chiropractic educational institutions growing by more than 400 percent since 2021. Since 2019, Palmer College has invested significantly in its learning spaces, technology and faculty, doubling down on the industry- leading hands-on training that make the College The Trusted Leader in Chiropractic Education®
. As a result of these investments,
today’s students receive the best academic training in the business, as evidenced by their NBCE board scores.
Cynthia Long, Ph.D., PStat, recognized as most highly-published researcher
Congratulations to Cynthia Long, Ph.D., PStat, dean of research for Palmer College of Chiropractic. She was recently recognized as the most highly-published and collaborative researcher in manual therapy for people with low-back pain. Her research has focused on spinal manipulative therapy by chiropractors for patients with musculoskeletal pain. Dr. Long joined the Palmer Center for
Chiropractic Research at its inception in 1995. Palmer Center for Chiropractic Research is the most highly-funded and productive chiropractic research effort in the United States. “Before 1995, Palmer and a number of colleges were conducting chiropractic research, but Palmer’s leadership decided to invest more heavily in research and expand and strengthen our work,” says Dr. Long. “What’s unique about Palmer is that we took the most sustainable approach. Today we can look back and see that chiropractic research has influenced many realms of the profession, from curriculum, to practice, to the rise of multidisciplinary care settings and even policy. Palmer pushed the envelop by collaborating with high-level research institutions outside of chiropractic to grow and expand our reach. Today that research is used profession-wide and beyond.”
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