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Chiropr J Aust: 2024(51:1) : 134-149 28401 How chiropractic recognition was accomplished within the Australian higher education system: The magnificent contribution by Dr. James Barry Ritchie
  • Kleynhans AM
Chiropr J Aust: Mar 1999(29:1) : 11-21 196 A chiropractic conceptual framework. Part 4: Models of chiropractic health care
  • Kleynhans AM
Chiropr J Aust: Jun 1999(29:2) : 45-50 198 Accreditation of chiropractic education in Australia
  • Kleynhans AM
Chiropr J Aust: Dec 1999(29:4) : 129-136 209 A chiropractic conceptual framework, Part 5: Paradigms
  • Kleynhans AM
Chiropr J Aust: Sep 1998(28:3) : 91-109 1121 A chiropractic conceptual framework. Part 1: Foundations
  • Kleynhans AM
Chiropr J Aust: Jun 1998(28:2) : 49-64 1374 The culture of chiropractic: An educational perspecitve
  • Kleynhans AM
Chiropr J Aust: Dec 1998(28:4) : 135-145 915 A chiropractic conceptual framework. Part 2: Beliefs
  • Kleynhans AM
Chiropr J Aust: Dec 1998(28:4) : 147-158 916 A chiropractic conceptual framework. Part 3: Values
  • Kleynhans AM
Chiropr J Aust: Sep 1997(27:3) : 117-126 2090 When is someone qualified in chiropractic?
  • Kleynhans AM
Chiropr J Aust: Jun 1997(27:2) : 78-84 2327 Toward an integrative chiropractic curriculum design
  • Kleynhans AM
Chiropr J Aust: Jun 1994(24:2) : 63-69 5161 The naming of a multidisciplinary university department
  • Kleynhans AM
J Chiropr Educ: Sep 1992(6:2) : 55-66 6797 IMPLICATIONS OF DISTANCE EDUCATION FOR CHIROPRACTIC
  • Kleynhans AM
J Chiropr Educ: Mar 1992(5:4) : 147-157 7290 MOTIVATION AND LEARNING
  • Kleynhans AM
Chiropr J Aust: Sep 1992(22:3) : 98-104 6740 THE ESTABLISHMENT OF COMPETENCY-BASED PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS FOR CHIROPRACTORS
  • Kleynhans AM
Chiropr J Aust: Dec 1992(22:4) : 129-140 6505 COMPLICATIONS FROM MANIPULATION OF THE LOW BACK
  • Kleynhans AM
  • Terrett AG
J Chiropr Educ: Sep 1991(5:2) : 42-46 7818 THE TEACHING OF CHIROPRACTIC PRINCIPLES - BASIC ASSUMPTIONS
  • Kleynhans AM
J Chiropr Educ: Sep 1991(5:2) : 47-52 7819 PEDAGOGICS OR ANDRAGOSICS - WHICH MODE FOR CHIROPRACTIC?
  • Kleynhans AM
J Chiropr Educ: Sep 1991(5:2) : 53-58 7820 CURRICULUM CONTENT I - IMPORTANCE AND DETERMINATION
  • Kleynhans AM
J Chiropr Educ: Sep 1991(5:2) : 59-64 7821 CURRICULUM CONTENT II - METHODS OF MONITORING TO ENSURE COMPETENCY
  • Kleynhans AM
Chiropr J Aust: Sep 1991(21:3) : 102-107 7769 PARADIGMS FOR CHIROPRACTIC RESEARCH
  • Cahill DN
  • Kleynhans AM
Chiropr J Aust: Mar 1991(21:1) : 7-9 8209 HISTORICAL CHIROPRACTIC. PART 2: RESEARCH
  • Kleynhans AM
Chiropr J Aust: Dec 1991(21:4) : 144-148 7540 AN INSTITUTIONAL PERSPECTIVE OF PHILOSOPHY IN THE CHIROPRACTIC CURRICULUM
  • Kleynhans AM
Chiropr J Aust: Dec 1991(21:4) : 161-167 7544 DEVELOPING PHILOSOPHY IN CHIROPRACTIC
  • Kleynhans AM
J Aust Chiropr Assoc: Dec 1990(20:4) : 129-134 8486 WHERE CHIROPRACTIC AND PHILOSOPHY MEET
  • Kleynhans AM
J Aust Chiropr Assoc: Dec 1990(20:4) : 139-142 8488 HISTORICAL CHIROPRACTIC - PART 1: DELINEATION
  • Kleynhans AM