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	Journal	ID	Article Title	Author(s)
	DC Tracts: Sum 2023(35:2): 2-5	27800	Can the profession only strive when chiropractors thrive?	Gleberzon BJ
	J Can Chiropr Assoc: Aug 2022(66:2): 172-201	27604	A comparative audit of jurisprudence, ethics and business management (JEB) courses taught at 21 accredited chiropractic programs worldwide	Gleberzon BJ
	Chiropr & Manual Ther: 2021(29:44): 1-13	26919	Reframing a debate in chiropractic	Pollard H
	J Can Chiropr Assoc: Apr 2021(65:1): 105-120	26768	Survey of students’ perception of the jurisprudence, ethics and business management course at the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College / [Sondage auprès des étudiants du Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College pour connaître leur opinion sur le cours de jurisprudence, d’éthique et de gestion des affaires]	Gleberzon BJ
	J Chiropr Educ: Mar 2021(35:1): 59-64	26642	A survey of chiropractic students' perceived business preparedness at graduation	Sikorski DM Wanlass PW Kizhakkeveettil A Tobias GS
	J Manipulative Physiol Ther: Jun 2020(43:5): 403.e1-403.e21	26413	Response of practicing chiropractors during the early phase of the COVID-19 pandemic: A descriptive report	Johnson CD Green BN Konarski-Hart KK Hewitt EG Napuli JG Foshee WK Brown JW Kopansky-Giles D Stuber KJ Lerede C Charlton ST Field JR Botelho MB Da Silva KL Tønner G Yap TB Gkolfinopoulos VS Quintero G Agaoglu MH
	J Chiropr Humanit: Dec 2017(24:1): 31-40	25060	A literature review of electronic health records in chiropractic practice: Common challenges and solutions [review]	Taylor DN
	J Philos Princ Pract Chiropr: 2017(2017:1): Online access only p 1-4	24760	Primary care provider, portal of entry and the disconnect in chiropractic education, training and practice	McCoy M
	J Philos Princ Pract Chiropr: 2016(2016:1): Online access only p 11-38	24752	Maintaining the identity of chiropractic as a drug-free health care profession	Rademacher WJ Troyanovich SJ
	DC Tracts: Winter 2015(27:4): 2,3	24351	Integrating Yoga into chiropractic practice [audio lecture]	Kinslow C
	J Manipulative Physiol Ther: Jan 2015(38:1): 59-64	23905	An exploratory, descriptive study of consumer opinions and behaviors regarding health products sales at 4 chiropractic practices in a large, western Canadian urban center	Page SA Mbadiwe C McMorland DG Grod JP
	J Chiropr Educ: Fall 2013(27:2): 141-146	23136	Using computer-assisted learning to engage diverse learning styles in understanding business management principles	Frost ME Derby DC Haan AG
	Clin Chiropr: Dec 2012(15:3-4): 158-162	22777	Patient satisfaction and chiropractic clinic style: A cross sectional survey	Mace R Cunliffe C Hunnisett A
	Top Integr Health Care: 2012(3:1): Online access only 14 p	22296	Research. Patient characteristics, screening use, and health education advice in a chiropractic practice-based research network	Evans MW Jr Hawk C Ndetan H Rupert RL
	J Manipulative Physiol Ther: Sep 2011(34:7): 476-482	21901	The perspectives and practices of Alberta chiropractors regarding the sale of health care products in chiropractic offices	Page SA Grod JP McMorland DG
	Chiropr & Osteopat: 2010(18:29): Online access only 24 p	21471	Attitudes of non-practicing chiropractors: A pilot survey concerning factors related to attrition	Mirtz TA Hebert JH Wyatt LH
	Clin Chiropr: Jun 2010(13:2): 186-188	21262	[Proceedings of the European Chiropractors' Union Convention, London, 13-15 May 2010 Part II: Accepted Papers] Part 2: Poster presentations. Are Swiss chiropractors so different? Results of the job analysis survey 2009 [meeting abstract]	Humphreys BK Peterson C Mühlemann D Haueter P
	ICA Rev: Spring 2009(65:1): 51-53	20548	Caring your way to success	Hinwood J
	ICA Rev: Spring 2009(65:1): 55-57	20549	Keeping the recession out of your practice	Gay T
	J Chiropr Educ: Fall 2008(22:2): 145-151	20306	Business training and education needs of chiropractors	Henson SW Pressley M Korfmann S
	ICA Rev: Summer/Fall 2008(64:2): 27-29	20297	Viewpoint. The fable of the frogs	Fogarty K
	ICA Rev: Summer/Fall 2008(64:2): 57-59	20302	Informed consent: Be proactive and consistent	Hoffman SE
	ICA Rev: Spring 2008(64:1): 41-47	20280	Patient records: The cornerstone of your practice security	Hoffman S
	JACA Online: Aug 2008(45:6): Online access only p 2-7	20181	Practice-based public relations, Part II	Kline CM
	JACA Online: Mar 2008(45:2): Online access only p 38-39	20038	Strategic Planning for the Chiropractic Office, by Michael R. Wiles [book review]	Sackett M
	Top Diagn Radiol Adv Imaging: 2007(11:1): 25-27	20557	Collaborate with speed: The right EMR [electronic medical record] will save you time and money	Rottinghaus D
	ICA Rev: Jun 2007(63:2): 34-41	19894	How to buy or sell a practice
	ICA Rev: Nov 2007(63:3): 39-42	19836	Welcome seniors into your practice and watch it grow	Russo R
	J Can Chiropr Assoc: Dec 2007(51:4): 247-248	19823	Commentary. From multidisciplinary to interdisciplinary – it’s all about patient outcomes	Steiman I
	Chiropr Hist: Winter 2006(26:2): 35-47	19445	Early advertising and practice building in chiropractic: 1920-1950	Villanueva-Russell YG
	JACA Online: Jul 2006(43:5): Online access only p 2-5	19234	The business of chiropractic, Part I	Kline CM
	JACA Online: Aug 2006(43:6): Online access only p 2-5	19240	The business of chiropractic, Part II	Kline CM
	J Can Chiropr Assoc: Jun 2005(49:2): 69-73	18225	Can chiropractic survive its chimerical nature?	Cooperstein R Perle SM Gleberzon BJ
	Todays Chiropr: Mar-Apr 2005(34:2): 22-26, 70	18116	EVALUATING YOUR TECHNIQUE	Leclaire J
	Todays Chiropr: Mar-Apr 2005(34:2): 38-39	18121	MARKET YOUR MISSION: FOUR COMMON SENSE MARKETING STRATEGIES THAT WORK	Powers S
	Todays Chiropr: Mar-Apr 2005(34:2): 40-44, 70	18122	BUILDING A WINNING CHIROPRACTIC TEAM	Klapp K
	Todays Chiropr: Mar-Apr 2005(34:2): 48-50	18123	TAPPING INTO THE NEW PATIENT VEIN	Madeira J
	Todays Chiropr: Mar-Apr 2005(34:2): 52-56	18124	BUILDING YOUR PRACTICE THROUGH BRANDING	Dunlap A
	J Manipulative Physiol Ther: Mar-Apr 2005(28:3): 164-169	18061	The selection effects of the inclusion of a chiropractic benefit on the patient population of a managed health care organization	Labrot TM Metz RD Nelson CF Pelletier KR
	Can Chiropr: Apr 2005(10:2): 26-27	17840	ASSOCIATE AGREEMENTS: A PROPERLY DRAFTED AGREEMENT MUST ADDRESS KEY POINTS	McMillan J
	Todays Chiropr: Jan//Feb 2005(34:1): 64, 66	17684	THE ART OF CHOOSING YOUR TECHNIQUE	Willis WN
	Todays Chiropr: Jan//Feb 2005(34:1): 67-68	17685	ARE YOU FIT TO BE A CHIROPRACTOR	Farmer M
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 2004(33:5): 28, 30	17670	JOINING THE 300 CLUB	Mertz CJ
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 2004(33:5): 31-33	17671	MARKETING FROM THE INSIDE	Yoffee L
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 2004(33:5): 34+	17672	MASTER YOUR PRACTICE	Perman D
	Todays Chiropr: Jan-Feb 2004(33:1): 24-26, 28	17656	YOUR CHIROPRACTIC OPERATING SYSTEM	Sanna M
	J Chiropr Humanit: 2004(11:): Online access only p. 44-48	17517	Hippocrates on ethical practice management	Morgan WE
	Todays Chiropr: Jul-Aug 2004(33:4): 44-45,66	17448	A BREATH OF FRESH AIR	Leclaire J
	DC Tracts: 2004(16:1): 10	17276	[COMMENTARY ON] CHIROPRACTIC CARE FOR CHILDREN [COMMENTARY]	Killinger LZ
	Todays Chiropr: May-Jun 2004(33:3): 25-30	17236	SUPERSIZING CHIROPRACTIC	Leclaire J
	Chiropr J Aust: Dec 2004(34:4): 129-135	17060	Spinal manipulation in Australia: To what extent does Australian legislation protect the public and professions?	Pollard H Bateman W Vemulpad S
	J Chiropr Med: Summer 2004(3:3): 117	17046	Strength in diversity: Professional and legislative opportunities in primary care by the recognition, defining and promotion of the licensure of chiropractic medical education, competencies and skills [letter;comment]	Brown E Kremer R
	Eur J Chiropr: 2003(50:2): 39	18467	EDITORIAL	Pedersen P
	Eur J Chiropr: 2003(50:3): 199-210	18005	THE MULTIPLE FACETS OF THE SWISS CHIROPRACTIC PROFESSION	Robert J
	Todays Chiropr: Mar-Apr 2003(32:2): 80+	17645	WORKING TODAY TO BUILD A LEGACY FOR TOMORROW	Willis WN
	Todays Chiropr: Mar-Apr 2003(32:2): 44-47	17647	GOAL SETTING IS ESSENTIAL TO YOUR PRACTICE SUCCESS	Hoffman B
	Todays Chiropr: Mar-Apr 2003(32:2): 48-50	17648	REACHING CORPORATE AMERICA WITH CHIROPRACTIC	Stechshulte P
	Todays Chiropr: Mar-Apr 2003(32:2): 52-55	17649	CREATING AND NURTURING A SUCCESSFUL CHIROPRACTIC ASSISTANT	Margolies JE
	Todays Chiropr: Mar-Apr 2003(32:2): 56,73	17650	PROTECTING YOUR PRACTICE AND YOUR FAMILY	Moore MC
	Todays Chiropr: Mar-Apr 2003(32:2): 58-60	17651	NEW RETIREMENT PLAN OPTIONS CAN SAVE BIG TAX DOLLARS	Hurst R
	Todays Chiropr: Mar-Apr 2003(32:2): 62-65	17652	CREATING A FAMILY BASED PRACTICE	Plasker E
	Todays Chiropr: Mar-Apr 2003(32:2): 64	17653	THE FUNDAMENTALS OF MARKETING SUCCESS
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 2003(32:5): 18	17528	WHY CHIRORPACTORS SHOULD BE THE GATEKEEPERS: THE CASE FOR MAKING DC'S THE LEADERS OF THE ALTERNATIVE HEALTH COMMUNITY	Plasker E
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 2003(32:5): 80+	17532	THERE'S NO MARKETING LIKE PERSONAL MARKETING	Willis WN
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 2003(32:5): 56-62	17533	ESTABLISHING A SPORTS CHIROPRACTIC PRACTICE	Rau K
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 2003(32:5): 70-71	17535	HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS: ARE YOU REALLY READY FOR THE HIPAA?	Speers T
	Todays Chiropr: Nov-Dec 2003(32:6): 20-24	17518	BENEIFTS OF UTILIZING NUTRITION IN A SUBLUXATION-BASED PRACTICE	D'Andrea M
	Todays Chiropr: Nov-Dec 2003(32:6): 63-65	17523	COMMON BUSINESS MISTAKES	Hollern P
	Todays Chiropr: Nov-Dec 2003(32:6): 67-68	17524	BEFORE YOU SIGN	Willerton D
	Todays Chiropr: Nov-Dec 2003(32:6): 79	17526	BEFORE BUYING THAT FIRST TABLE	Willis WN
	Todays Chiropr: May-Jun 2003(32:3): 38-42	17168	A GLANCE IN TO THE FUTURE. IT'S 2025: DO YOU KNOW WHERE YOUR OFFICE IS?	Stechshulte P
	Todays Chiropr: May-Jun 2003(32:3): 59-60	17173	EXPAND YOUR CAPACITY, EXPAND YOUR PRACTICE: PART 1 OF A 2 PART SERIES	Gayman P
	Todays Chiropr: May-Jun 2003(32:3): 80	17174	ESSENTIAL PRACTICE CONCERNS: BUYING AN OFFICE, ELIMINATING BOTTLENECKS, RELOCATING YOUR PRACTICE	Willis WN
	Todays Chiropr: Jul-Aug 2003(32:4): 54-59	17122	Unmanageable care: Are doctors of chiropractic being managed straight to the poorgouse by America's managed care industry?	Southerland R
	Todays Chiropr: Jul-Aug 2003(32:4): 60-61	17123	Practice management: Expand your capacity, expand your practice [part 2 of 2]	Gayman PG
	Chiropr J Aust: Mar 2003(33:1): 1	16791	Chiropractic identity and clinical diversity [editorial]	Chance MA Peters RE
	J Chiropr Med: Sep 2003(2:3): 116	16708	“The Primary Care Conference,” Chicago, IL, May 17–18, 2002. Strength in diversity: Professional and legislative opportunities in primary care by the recognition, defining and promotion of the licensure of chiropractic medical education, competencies and skills [letter]	Brown E
	J Chiropr Med: Sep 2003(2:3): 107-110	16705	The ABC's of health promotion and disease prevention in chiropractic practice	Evans MW
	Eur J Chiropr: 2003(47:3): 61-78	18179	A PILOT SURVEY OF CHIROPRACTIC PRACTICE IN ITALY	Peterson CK Vinci C
	Eur J Chiropr: 2003(49:3): 97-105	16403	THE ROLE OF PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL IN CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC MANAGEMENT	King S Cole RJ King T
	Eur J Chiropr: 2003(49:3): 75	16404	EDITORIAL	Pedersen P
	ICA Rev: Fall-Winter 2003(59:3/4): 65-71	16315	THE IMPORTANCE OF A PHILOSOPHY BASED PRACTICE - PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE	Barrett RH
	ICA Rev: Spring 2003(59:1): 40-42	16160	PRACTICE MASTERY SERIES, PART ONE: ORGANIZING YOUR CLINIC AND OFFICE SPACE
	ICA Rev: Spring 2003(59:1): 43	16161	PRACTICE MASTERY SERIES, PART ONE: OFFICE HOURS
	ICA Rev: Spring 2003(59:1): 44-47	16162	PRACTICE MASTERY SERIES, PART ONE: COMMUNICATING WITH NEW PATIENTS
	ICA Rev: Spring 2003(59:1): 48	16163	PRACTICE MASTERY SERIES, PART ONE: RIGHTS TO A PATIENT'S RECORDS
	ICA Rev: Spring 2003(59:1): 49-51	16164	PRACTICE MASTERY SERIES, PART ONE: THE STARK LAW - WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
	ICA Rev: Spring 2003(59:1): 52-53	16165	PRACTICE MASTERY SERIES, PART ONE: MEDICARE - SHOULD YOU PARTICIPATE?
	ICA Rev: Spring 2003(59:1): 55-62	16166	12 keys to chiropractic success & greatness	Gay T
	J Chiropr Educ: Fall 2002(16:2): 128-135	17309	Chiropractic success survey	Wiegand R Nosco D Zhang J
	Todays Chiropr: Jul-Aug 2002(31:4): 26-30	17096	The five key's to managing your practice's finances	Randall PR
	Todays Chiropr: Jul-Aug 2002(31:4): 32-34	17097	Six ideas for reducing your tax bill	Jarvis CR Mandell DB
	Todays Chiropr: Jul-Aug 2002(31:4): 36-39	17098	Simple steps to debt reduction	Kats DJ
	Todays Chiropr: Jul-Aug 2002(31:4): 44-47	17099	Investing after the bubble	Newman BD
	Todays Chiropr: Jul-Aug 2002(31:4): 54-57	17101	The 500 club	Stechshulte P
	Todays Chiropr: Jul-Aug 2002(31:4): 23-24	17084	Aligning your practice with HIPAA	Zigler P
	ICA Rev: Spring 2002(58:2): 52-56	16859	THE BUSINESS OF PRACTICE	Gayman PG
	ICA Rev: Spring 2002(58:2): 57-61	16860	WHAT IS PRACTICE MANAGEMENT?	Parker B
	ICA Rev: Spring 2002(58:2): 62-66	16861	GROW YOUR PRACTICE THROUGH PUBLIC SPEAKING	Duboff L
	ICA Rev: Spring 2002(58:2): 67-70	16862	LEASE OR BUY?	Minghe LI
	J Chiropr Med: Dec 2002(1:4): 139-148	16669	"The Primary Care Conference, Chicago, Il, May 17-18, 2002: Strength in diversity: Professional and legislative opportunities in primary care by the recognition, defining and promotion of the licensure of chiropractic medical education, competencies and skills	Kremer RG
	J Chiropr Med: Dec 2002(1:4): 155-170	16671	United States Chiropractic Practice Acts and Institute of Medicine defined primary care practice	Dueñas R
	J Chiropr Med: Dec 2002(1:4): 175-179	16673	Educating primary care chiropractic physicians	Wickes D
	ICA Rev: Summer 2002(58:3): 57-65	16181	MAKING YOUR PRACTICE SUCCEED IN A MANAGED-CARE WORLD	Behrend JA
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 2002(31:5): 42-44	16056	MARKETING 101: A MUST READ PRIMER FOR GROWING YOUR PRACTICE	Stechshulte P
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 2002(31:5): 49-52	16057	CREATIVE MARKETING	Margolies JE
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 2002(31:5): 54-55	16059	DEVELOPING YOUR PRACTICE THROUGH WEB MARKETING	Mansfield P
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 2002(31:5): 56-57	16060	INSIDE-OUT MARKETING: NINE KEYS TO KEEPING YOUR PATIENT CALENDAR FULL	Esteb W
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Sept 2002(39:9): 8-10+	15997	MARKETING THE MOST SENSIBLE FORM OF HEALTH CARE
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Nov 2002(39:11): 46-47	15924	MANAGING A PRACTICE IN TROUBLED TIMES	Feise RJ
	Todays Chiropr: May-Jun 2002(31:3): 44-50	15622	PREVENT STAFF CONFLICTS THROUGH EFFECTIVE STRATEGIES.	Birnbaum N
	Todays Chiropr: May-Jun 2002(31:3): 65-70	15626	A PERFECT MATCH: FINDING THE RIGHT PRACTICE MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE.	Stechshulte P
	Todays Chiropr: May-Jun 2002(31:3): 44	15634	BECAUSE THATS WHERE THE PATIENTS ARE.	Koren T
	Todays Chiropr: May-Jun 2002(31:3): 49-50	15635	TIME MANAGEMENT GUIDELINES FOR SUCCESSFUL PRACTICE.	Margolies JE
	Todays Chiropr: May-Jun 2002(31:3): 54-56	15637	COLLECTING BAD ACCOUNTS	Stanley G
	Chiropr Econ: Sep 2002(44:9): 43-45	15706	5 strategies to creating the successful office of your dreams	Maciejewski L
	Chiropr Econ: Aug 2002(44:8): 40-48	15691	THEN AND NOW, AN UPDATE ON DR. M.G. LETT, A CHIROPRACTIC ECONOMICS SUCCESS PROFILE FROM 1965	Mulligan M
	Todays Chiropr: Mar-Apr 2002(31:2): 58-61	15661	IMPLEMENTING A ZONE MARKETING STRATEGY	Jamieson SD
	Todays Chiropr: Mar-Apr 2002(31:2): 58-61	16020	IMPLEMENTING A "ZONE MARKETING" STRATEGY	Jamieson SD
	Chiropr Econ: May 2002(44:5): 72,74	15552	SUSAN HOY'S TEAM TIPS: GETTING BACK TO BASICS	Hoy S
	Chiropr Econ: Jun 2002(44:6): 90,92	15543	BOB LEVOY'S SUCCESS FILE: POSITIONING YOUR PRACTICE FOR SUCCESS	Levoy B
	Chiropr Econ: Apr 2002(44:4): 27-30	15429	SIX SECRETS TO BUILDING A SUCCESSFUL PRACTICE IN AN ERA OF MANAGED CARE	Lockenour J
	Chiropr Econ: Feb 2002(44:2): 64	15409	SUSAN HOY'S TEAM TIPS: BACK TO BASICS: DOES YOUR PRACTICE NEED RE-EVALUATION?	Hoy S
	Chiropr Econ: Jan 2002(44:1): 23-25	14992	BUILDING A PRACTICE FROM ABOVE-DOWN, INSIDE-OUT	Geller-Vino M
	Top Clin Chiropr: Jun 2001(8:2): 13-19	17223	Benchmarking the clinical and financial characteristics of chiropractic offices	Bartlett EE
	ICA Rev: Fall 2001(57:5/6): 85-87	16903	BRINGING FAMILY INTO YOUR PRACTICE	Mertz CJ
	ICA Rev: Fall 2001(57:5/6): 88-91	16904	CARING FOR PATIENTS THE OLD-FASHIONED WAY - MAKING A HOUSE CALL	Van Loon M
	ICA Rev: Summer 2001(57:4/5): 68-71	16890	MAKING OFFICE DECISIONS YOU WON'T REGRET	Herfert K
	ICA Rev: Summer 2001(57:4/5): 46-50	16886	IS IT YOUR STRATEGY OR YOUR IDENTITY?	Markson LT
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 2001(30:5): 17-18	16088	THE BELLINS: MAKING SMART CHOICES	Farmer M
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 2001(30:5): 24-26	16092	THE FOUR ESSENTIALS FOR PEDIATRIC PRACTICE SUCCESS	Warner SP Warner TM
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 2001(30:5): 31	16094	PRODUCING AN EFFECTIVE BUSINESS PLAN	Stechshulte P
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 2001(30:5): 30	16096	DR RODNEY WEST: PRACTICE BUILDING THROUGH NETWORKS	Farmer M
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 2001(30:5): 40	16097	DR NINA ROBINSON: THE NEIGHBORHOOD CHIROPRACTOR	Farmer M
	Todays Chiropr: Jul-Aug 2001(30:4): 44	15647	BECAUSE THATS WHERE THE PATIENTS ARE	Koren T
	Todays Chiropr: Jul-Aug 2001(30:4): 49-50	15648	TIME MANAGEMENT GUIDELINES FOR SUCCESSFUL PRACTICE.	Margolies JE
	Todays Chiropr: Jul-Aug 2001(30:4): 54,56	15650	COLLECTING BAD ACCOUNTS.	Stanley G
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Oct 2001(38:10): 18-19	15261	MANAGE YOUR TIME.	Perusich J
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Aug 2001(38:8): 20-21	15253	PRACTICE: HOW TO SURVIVE THE EARLY YEARS.	Kats DJ
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: July 2001(38:7): 18-20	15246	SECRETS OF EMPLOYEE MOTIVATION	Martin S
	J Can Chiropr Assoc: Dec 2001(45:4): 248-255	15214	Managing risk in your chiropractic practice 2001	Dunn G
	J Can Chiropr Assoc: Dec 2001(45:4): 241-247	15219	A retrospective demographic study at the Calgary urban project society: Chiropractic service delivery beyond "upper-middle class"	Suleman Z
	Chiropr Econ: Nov 2001(43:11): 36-38	15116	WHAT SHOULD YOU LOOK FOR IN A MANAGEMENT CONSULTANT?	Counselman T
	Chiropr Econ: Nov 2001(43:11): 60-62	15119	HOW TO CHOOSE THE RIGHT COACH FOR YOUR PRACTICE	Maule KA
	Chiropr Econ: Nov 2001(43:11): 64-74	15120	CHIROPRACTIC ECONOMICS' FIFTH ANNUAL PRACTICE MANAGEMENT DIRECTORY & RESOURCE GUIDE
	Chiropr Econ: Nov 2001(43:11): 78+	15122	SUSAN HOY'S TEAM TOPS: NO QUICK FIX WHEN IT COMES TO PRACTICE MANAGEMENT	Hoy S
	Chiropr Econ: Oct 2001(43:10): 50-54	15105	PLAN: IT'S REALLY NOT A FOUR-LETTER WORD	Delman I
	Chiropr Econ: Sep 2001(43:9): 16+	15088	HOW TO MAKE PRACTICE PROSPERITY A REALITY	Thomas J
	Chiropr Econ: Jun 2001(43:6): 36-44	15054	NEVER GIVE UP; NEVER GIVE IN: DR. SEAN MCWILLIAMS' SECRETS TO A SUCCESSFUL START-UP	Stump FT
	Chiropr Econ: Jun 2001(43:6): 48-53	15055	RELIABILITY AND CONSISTENCY: WHY THESE SEEMINGLY SIMPLE QUALITIES ARE KEY TO YOUR SUCCESS	Olsen JD
	Chiropr Econ: May 2001(43:5): 26-30	15043	THE NUMBERS GAME: HOW PRACTICE 'GAUGES' CAN HELP YOU PLOT YOUR SUCCESS	Delman I
	Chiropr Econ: Apr 2001(43:4): 32-36	15033	HOW TO DIVERSIFY AND THRIVE OUTSIDE OF MANAGED CARE	Fernandez PG
	Chiropr Econ: Feb 2001(43:2): 22-26	15013	The multidiscipline center: Pros and cons	Dahan D
	Chiropr Econ: Jan 2001(43:1): 52-60	15007	COMPLIANCE: IMPLEMENTATION AND ENFORCEMENT OF YOUR PLAN, WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT DESIGNATING A COMPLIANCE OFFICER, EDUCATING YOUR STAFF	Green D
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Jun 2001(38:6): 18-21	14922	THE CASH PRACTICE: PROMISE AND REALITIES	Humble D Kats DJ Lewin J
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Apr 2001(38:4): 20-22	14904	DECOMMISSIONING: PROFITABLE PRACTICE EXITS	Li M
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Apr 2001(38:4): 23	14905	WHEN THE UNEXPECTED HAPPENS
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Mar 2001(38:3): 22	14896	SECOND THOUGHTS [LETTER; COMMENT]	Sallahian CA
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Mar 2001(38:3): 24-25	14897	THE TANDEM PRACTICE: TWO DOCTORS WORKING AS ONE	Kats DJ
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Feb 2001(38:2): 27-30	14886	SUMMARY OF THE 2000 ACA PROFESSIONAL SURVEY ON CHIROPRACTIC PRACTICE	Jackson P
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Feb 2001(38:2): 32-33	14887	SECURE YOUR FUTURE: PROTECT THE EQUITY IN YOUR PRACTICE	Vincent RE
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Jul 2000(37:7): 24-25	14581	Practice management. The Pentium III chiropractic practice	Miller KJ
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Jul 2000(37:7): 26-27	14582	Software integration with new technology	Behmlander JL
	Top Clin Chiropr: Mar 2000(7:1): 43-47	17730	CLINICAL AND NONCLINICAL MOTIVATIONS IN CHIROPRACTIC PRACTICE AND THE SOCIAL CONFLICTS ARISING FROM PRACTICE VARIATIONS	Chapman-Smith DA
	Top Clin Chiropr: Mar 2000(7:1): 48	17736	TRENDS IN HEALTH CARE ECONOMICS AND THEIR IMPACT ON CHIROPRACTIC PRACTICE	Manga P
	Top Clin Chiropr: Mar 2000(7:1): 61-66	17739	THE CHIROPRACTIC CLINICAL RECORD AND QUALITY MANAGEMENT AS VIEWED FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF THE INSURANCE PAYER	Metz RD
	Top Clin Chiropr: Mar 2000(7:1): 53-56	17742	CHALLENGES TO THE ECONOMIC STABILITY OF CHIROPRACTIC PROVIDERS: FROM STUDENT LOANS TO SUCCESSFUL PRACTICE	Petersen D
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 2000(29:5): 86-89	15576	BE A HEALER, NOT A SALESMAN.	Willis WN
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 2000(29:5): 90-93	15577	NEVER, NEVER QUIT.	Humble DD
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 2000(29:5): 94-95	15578	TEN INCREDIBLE, QUICK, INEXPENSIVE WAYS TO BUILD A SOLID PRACTICE.	Koren T
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 2000(29:5): 96-99	15579	HIRING THE POWER EMPLOYEE.	Hardick BJ
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 2000(29:5): 100-103	15580	HOW YOUR C.A. CAN SCHEDULE MORE PATIENTS IN LESS TIME.	Fernandez PG
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 2000(29:5): 104-106	15581	HOW TO EVALUATE A DOCTOR-MCO CONTRACT.	Simpson CA
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 2000(29:5): 108-111	15582	ADDRESSING YOUR LISTENERS AFTER YOU SPEAK.	Duboff L
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 2000(29:5): 112-115	15583	MONEY MANAGEMENT 101: AN EYE ON THE LEDGER.	Margolies JE
	Todays Chiropr: Jul-Aug 2000(29:4): 60-61	15494	CHIROPRACTIC SALARIES AND PRACTICE HABITS.	Stechshulte P
	Todays Chiropr: Jul-Aug 2000(29:4): 62-65	15495	TAKE TIME OFF TO BUILD YOUR PRACTICE.	Willis WN
	Todays Chiropr: Jul-Aug 2000(29:4): 92-95	15500	Developing effective patient brochures and newsletters	Jackson R
	Todays Chiropr: May-Jun 2000(29:3): 90-92	15488	SUBLUXATION AND OBJECTIVE OUTCOME ASSESSMENT PROCEDURES IN CHIROPRACTIC PRACTICE.	McCoy M
	Todays Chiropr: Mar-Apr 2000(29:2): 78-82	15472	CREATING A FAMILY PRACTICE.	Margolies JE
	Todays Chiropr: Mar-Apr 2000(29:2): 106-108	15478	CONVENIENCE THE KEY FACTOR IN YOUR PRACTICE SUCCESS.	Willis WN
	Todays Chiropr: Mar-Apr 2000(29:2): 106-108	15479	CONVENIENCE THE KEY FACTOR IN YOUR PRACTICE SUCCESS.	Willis WN
	Todays Chiropr: Jan-Feb 2000(29:1): 80-83	15461	COMPENSATION CAN ENSURE THE LONG-TERM SUCCESS OF YOUR OFFICE	Willis WN
	Todays Chiropr: Jan-Feb 2000(29:1): 84-86	15462	THE CASH PATIENT AND THE GOLDEN RULE	Newman LA
	Todays Chiropr: Jan-Feb 2000(29:1): 88-89	15463	WHAT ARE YOU WORTH?	Rousso AB
	Todays Chiropr: Jan-Feb 2000(29:1): 90-92	15464	WHAT TO DO WHEN THE IRS COMES CALLING.	Bridges FD
	Todays Chiropr: Jan-Feb 2000(29:1): 94-98	15465	QUESTIONS YOU SHOULD ASK WHEN PURCHASING A PRACTICE.	Fernandez PG
	J Can Chiropr Assoc: Jun 2000(44:2): 113-124	15150	Chiropractic audits	Freedman AM
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Mar 2000(37:3): 40-42	14630	HITTING THE RESTART BUTTON	Kats DJ
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Sep 2000(37:9): 36-38	14573	OVER-COMMITMENT SYNDROME	Miller KJ
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Jan 2000(37:1): 24-25	14568	STAYING ON TIME	Kats DJ
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Oct 2000(37:10): 54-55	14560	WANT TO SUCCEED? READ THIS.	Vincent RE
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Dec 2000(37:12): 9-10+	14553	THE MULTIDISCIPLINARY PRACTICE: PATH TO THE FUTURE?
	J Chiropr Humanit: 2000(9:): Online access only 17 p	543	Chiropractic ethics: An oxymoron? Contemporary ethical issues in chiropractic	Smith JC
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1999(28:5): 74-77	131	The eagle and the dove: Getting the most out of the personalities in your office	Willis WN
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1999(28:5): 78-85	132	The secret of the peak performer	Humble DD
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1999(28:5): 86-89	133	Managing your staff for practice success	Fernandez PG
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1999(28:5): 90-92	134	How to organize your office to succeed	Sharp E
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1999(28:5): 98-101	136	Telling the chiropractic story	Margolies JE
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1999(28:5): 102-105	137	Will joining a CAM network enhance your practice?	Kittner AM
	Todays Chiropr: Nov-Dec 1999(28:6): 38-42	151	The associate problem	Willis WN
	Todays Chiropr: Nov-Dec 1999(28:6): 58-63	154	Mastering the documentation game	Miscoe M
	Todays Chiropr: Nov-Dec 1999(28:6): 100-103	161	Practice management survey: The state of chiropractic entering the 21st century	Stechshulte P
	Todays Chiropr: May-Jun 1999(28:3): 48-51	69	Lay a firm foundation for your practice	Willis WN
	Todays Chiropr: May-Jun 1999(28:3): 52-55	70	Patient scheduling: It's not as easy as it looks	Miller KJ
	Todays Chiropr: May-Jun 1999(28:3): 113	83	Cash practice, new practice: A survival guide [book review] by David E Abblett and Terry Ann Abblett
	Todays Chiropr: Mar-Apr 1999(28:2): 90-92	47	How to select, design and evaluate your advertising	Fernandez PG
	Todays Chiropr: Mar-Apr 1999(28:2): 94-96	48	Proving the return on your Yellow Pages advertising investment	Pollard C
	Todays Chiropr: Mar-Apr 1999(28:2): 98-102	49	Practice promotions and internal marketing strategies	Margolies JE
	Todays Chiropr: Mar-Apr 1999(28:2): 103-105	50	Building a successful practice with class	Palermo A
	Todays Chiropr: Mar-Apr 1999(28:2): 114-115	57	Adjusting times [book review] by William Bedford Jr.
	Todays Chiropr: Mar-Apr 1999(28:2): 115	58	The how-to book for the chiropractic office [book review]
	Todays Chiropr: Jul-Aug 1999(28:4): 36-37	95	Practice management and salary survey
	Todays Chiropr: Jul-Aug 1999(28:4): 48-50	97	Staff is your key to success	Willis WN
	Todays Chiropr: Jul-Aug 1999(28:4): 84-87	105	Effective documentation means effective communication	Sanna ML
	J Can Chiropr Assoc: Sep 1999(43:3): 189-191	641	Health law in chriopractic : Transfer of patient files	Freedman AM
	J Can Chiropr Assoc: Dec 1999(43:4): 221-223	657	A few comments on scope and standards of practice [comment]	Vear HJ
	J Can Chiropr Assoc: Dec 1999(43:4): 249-257	663	Standards of care: what do they mean to chiropractors, and which organizations should develop them	Biggs L Mierau D Hay D
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Oct 1999(36:10): 6+	351	Climbing the chiropractic mountain: The first several years of practice
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Oct 1999(36:10): 13-14	352	The longer but lasting road to success
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Oct 1999(36:10): 17	354	Ups and downs of associateships
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Nov 1999(36:11): 8-16	364	Practice management: Keeping your head above water
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: May 1999(36:5): 42	824	Still important to dress for success	Molloy J
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: May 1999(36:5): 52-54	827	Are you psychologically ready to sell your practice?	Hadley C
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Mar 1999(36:3): 56	811	CORFs - wait & see	Kats DB
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Jul 1999(36:7): 48-50	327	The art of negotiation, part 2	Kats DB
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Jan 1999(36:1): 24	784	How much money is enough?	Kats DB
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Feb 1999(36:2): 38-44	800	The Yellow Pages: A method to the madness	Rhodes LS
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Feb 1999(36:2): 50	802	The wellness practice	Kats DB
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Aug 1999(36:8): 20-21	333	Integrating alternative health care into the chiropractic practice	Kats DJ
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Apr 1999(36:4): 59-60	818	The chiropractic Super Bowl - Interview with Nelson Vetanze, DC
	ICA Rev: Apr 1999(55:2): 34-38	711	Treat your patients like...customers	Stevenson D
	ICA Rev: Apr 1999(55:2): 40-43	712	Setting your sights on success	Palermo T
	Chiropr Econ: Sep 1999(41:7): 34-40	885	How your CA's can collect 98% of your fees	Fernandex PG
	Chiropr Econ: Oct 1999(41:8): 52-60	892	Are you ready to sell your practice: Financially and psychologically?	Hadley C
	Chiropr Econ: Nov 1999(41:9): 25-32	899	Dr. Scott Newquist tells you exactly how he built his million dollar practice and you can, too	Stultz T
	Chiropr Econ: May 1999(41:4): 60-65	868	Achieve great atmosphere and great service	Hoy S
	Chiropr Econ: Mar 1999(41:2): 64-70	854	Increase revenue by $200k with nutritional and postural analysis	Pelletier N
	Chiropr Econ: Jan-Feb 1999(41:1): 36-42	841	Inside one successful cash practice with a waiting list	Lorence R
	Chiropr Econ: Jan-Feb 1999(41:1): 52-55	843	The multi-discipline clinical staff	Green MB
	Am Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1999(21:5): 49	305	Survey responses: Your answers & opinions to TAC's fax back survey from volume 21, issue 4, 1999
	Am Chiropr: May-Jun 1999(21:3): 38-40+	277	The multi-discipline practice	Green DA
	Am Chiropr: Mar-Apr 1999(21:2): 29-34	265	Is your practice in need of CPR?	Novatnak DG
	Am Chiropr: Jul-Aug 1999(21:4): 14-17	283	Using magic bullets to increase cash flow: One-minute procedure to identify your patients ideal diet	Loomis HF Jr
	Am Chiropr: Jul-Aug 1999(21:4): 34-35	289	Observations on the establishing of a pediatric chiropractic practice	Thompson JV
	Am Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1999(21:1): 8-10+	246	Host your own radio show: The sure cure for the "managed care blues"	Krystocik E
	Am Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1999(21:1): 36-37	255	The panic practice	Esteb WD
	Eur J Chiropr: 1998(46:2): 89-90	16646	ROLE OF PATIENT EDUCATION IN CHIROPRACTIC PRACTICE	Noone P
	Eur J Chiropr: 1998(46:2): 95-96	16649	EUROPEAN CHIROPRACTORS' UNION CONSENSUS: THE CASE FOR COMPETENCY-BASED CHIROPRACTIC PRACTICE	Leyson S
	Eur J Chiropr: 1998(46:2): 101-103	16652	QUALITY CONTROL IN DAILY PRACTICE: THE SCANDINAVIAN EXPERIENCE	Leboeuf-Yde C
	Top Clin Chiropr: Mar 1998(5:1): 70-71	1674	Surviving in health care [book review] by Dieter R. Enzmann
	Top Clin Chiropr: Jun 1998(5:2): V	1425	In this issue... Clinical decision making	McCarthy KA
	Top Clin Chiropr: Dec 1998(5:4): IV-V	949	In this issue... The entrepreneurial spirit versus the economics and ethics of enterprise	Hansen DT
	Top Clin Chiropr: Dec 1998(5:4): 1-13	950	Back to basics... The chiropractor as physician firm	Cooperstein R
	Top Clin Chiropr: Dec 1998(5:4): 14-19	951	Clinical excerpts... The development of care management systems to achieve clinical integration	Hill M
	Top Clin Chiropr: Dec 1998(5:4): 31-43, 59+	953	Managed care: Facilities, competencies, and skill sets	Bougie JD Hansen DT
	Top Clin Chiropr: Dec 1998(5:4): 64-65	959	Analysis for financial management, 5th ed. [book review] by Robert C. Higgins
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1998(27:5): 72-74	1191	From problem-solving to vision creating	Markson LT
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1998(27:5): 76-77	1192	Correcting common mistakes that hold back your practice	Anthony M
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1998(27:5): 78-82	1193	Dynamic chiro program
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1998(27:5): 84-88	1194	Achieving success in today's environment and beyond	Humble DD
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1998(27:5): 90-92	1195	Future perfect: Pediatric practice management	Warner S Warner T
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1998(27:5): 94-95	1196	Creating new patients in the information age	Plasker EH
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1998(27:5): 96-97	1197	The benevolent conduct of the warrior C.A.	Vives B
	Todays Chiropr: Nov-Dec 1998(27:6): 78-83	1032	Design for your bottom line	Peterson V
	Todays Chiropr: May-Jun 1998(27:3): 70-73	1507	Computerizing the clinical aspect of practice	Houseman M
	Todays Chiropr: Mar-Apr 1998(27:2): 76-80	1653	Guidelines for promoting your practice	Fernandez PG
	Todays Chiropr: Jul-Aug 1998(27:4): 46-53	1330	Employee embezzlement: Could it happen to you?	Sanna ML
	Todays Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1998(27:1): 54-59	1776	Community health and chiropractic: Fitness programs for practice growth	Van Egmond C
	Todays Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1998(27:1): 60-61	1777	Staying competitive in a very tough game	Toner KM
	Todays Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1998(27:1): 90-92	1784	Taking the pain out of financing your practice	Robinson C
	Todays Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1998(27:1): 94-95	1785	How to get a quick start in practice	Basler CJ
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Sep 1998(35:9): 58-59	1138	Chiropractic: A people profession	Greenawalt M
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Oct 1998(35:10): 20-21	1068	Satisfaction guaranteed: Monitoring patient satisfaction	Kats DB
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Oct 1998(35:10): 28-30+	1070	Opinion: Strategic plan for integration into health care, part II	Jusino RC
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: May 1998(35:5): 22-27	1472	"Drugless" providers providing drug testing - part II how to get started	Megehee M
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: May 1998(35:5): 32-35	1473	The computer's holding power	Miller M
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Mar 1998(35:3): 37-45	1596	MINORITIES AND THE CHIROPRACTIC PROFESSION IN ERIE COUNTY, NEW YORK: PART 1	Bluestein P
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Mar 1998(35:3): 46-51	1597	TWENTY POINTS TO CONSIDER WHEN BUYING A PRACTICE	Goldman BH
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Mar 1998(35:3): 52-55	1598	OUTCOMES: THE KEY TO THE FUTURE	Klemis D
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Jun 1998(35:6): 18-22	1387	Managing workers' compensation injuries	Rosa J
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Jun 1998(35:6): 44-49	1389	"Drugless" providers providing drug testing part 3. Specific requirements for testing	Megehee M
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Jul 1998(35:7): 8-10+	1290	Learning how to manage managed care and more: Do chiropractors need an MBA?
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Jul 1998(35:7): 31-32	1296	The MBA phenomenon in the health care marketplace	Maurer EL
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Jul 1998(35:7): 43-44	1299	Share and share alike?
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Feb 1998(35:2): 62-64	1702	Integration of chiropractic services with managed care	Aho A
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Dec 1998(35:12): 24+	928	Taking a bite out of debt	Kats DB
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Aug 1998(35:8): 20+	1231	Leadership is the missing link	Smith JC
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Aug 1998(35:8): 44-45	1238	Expanding your patient services	Kats DB
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Apr 1998(35:4): 20-25+	1531	Drugless providers providing drug testing	Megehee M
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Apr 1998(35:4): 50-53	1534	How to get hype - without getting hyper	Rhodes L
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Apr 1998(35:4): 69-72	1537	The biology of the "smart" machine	Miller M
	Eur J Chiropr: 1998(46:1): 3-9	1814	Is business management education important for chiropractors?	Fleetwood D King S
	Chiropr Pediatr: Oct 1998(4:1): 11-12	1053	Take time to be the family doctor [editorial]	Barge FH
	Chiropr Econ: Sep 1998(40:10): 20-22	1110	Meet Leo McCormick, D.C.
	Chiropr Econ: Sep 1998(40:10): 64-73	1114	A peek at a practice: A candid conversation with Nancy Soliven, D.C., M.D.
	Chiropr Econ: Oct 1998(40:11): 28-35	1044	Nail down costs: 26 rules to reduce your practice's overhead	Fernandez PG
	Chiropr Econ: Oct 1998(40:11): 70	1050	Expand your practice: Put your waiting room to use	Austin WM
	Chiropr Econ: Nov-Dec 1998(40:12): 20-23	974	Are you a good candidate for a consultant?	Fernandez PG
	Chiropr Econ: May 1998(40:7): 16-21	1454	Husbands & wives in practice: Six rules to never break	Koslow M
	Chiropr Econ: May 1998(40:7): 86	1462	How your CA can help expand your practice	Austin WM
	Chiropr Econ: Mar-Apr 1998(40:6): 50-58	1568	21 steps to create a successful business plan	Lollar DE
	Chiropr Econ: Jun 1998(40:8): 80-81	1353	Expand your practice: Zoom in on details	Austin WM
	Chiropr Econ: Jul-Aug 1998(40:9): 12-16	1279	Two tales for the "technically challenged"	Gard MK
	Chiropr Econ: Jul-Aug 1998(40:9): 34-37	1282	Why more software will buy happiness	Batchelor B
	Chiropr Econ: Jul-Aug 1998(40:9): 62-65	1284	Four reasons to use software to control your inventory	Tenpenny S
	Chiropr Econ: Jul-Aug 1998(40:9): 66-68	1285	Meet Thomas Crisofulli, D.C.
	Chiropr Econ: Jul-Aug 1998(40:9): 80-83	1287	Considering a lease? An eight-point check list	Shire E
	Chiropr Econ: Jan-Feb 1998(40:5): 20-28	1731	Feeling the urge to merge? Six pros and cons
	Chiropr Econ: Jan-Feb 1998(40:5): 58-65	1735	How to structure the multi-discipline practice	Green DA
	Chiropr Econ: Jan-Feb 1998(40:5): 76-87	1738	How to hire and train a medical doctor
	Am Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1998(20:5): 6	1096	The forum: Your turn to talk	Ventura J JR
	Am Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1998(20:5): 18-22+	1100	Practice paradigms: An excerpt from the path to mastery in chiropractic	Smith JC
	Am Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1998(20:5): 38-39	1106	Doctor, how much do you charge for an adjustment?	Krieger C
	Am Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1998(20:5): 44	1108	Starting a practice in 1998	Rechter MR
	Am Chiropr: May-Jun 1998(20:3): 14	1439	Diagnosis: Poverty complex	Wheeler JD
	Am Chiropr: May-Jun 1998(20:3): 26-28	1443	The c myth: An excerpt from the path to mastery in chiropractic	Smith JC
	Am Chiropr: May-Jun 1998(20:3): 29	1444	The principles of stress-free chiropractic success	Smith J
	Am Chiropr: May-Jun 1998(20:3): 30-31	1445	What you have to do differently today to increase your practice	Fernandez PG
	Am Chiropr: Mar-Apr 1998(20:2): 26	1549	Integrate your practice with your life: Achieve both your personal & professional goals without stressing out	Smith J
	Am Chiropr: Mar-Apr 1998(20:2): 28-29+	1550	Five keys to avoiding failure in practice and life (at all cost)	Humble DD
	Am Chiropr: Mar-Apr 1998(20:2): 31-32	1551	A perspective on perspectives	Koslow BM
	Am Chiropr: Jul-Aug 1998(20:4): 1	1251	Do I limit my practice? [letter]	Busch RE III
	Am Chiropr: Jul-Aug 1998(20:4): 14+	1259	The beginnings of a centennial graduate - buying your practice	Smith L
	Am Chiropr: Jul-Aug 1998(20:4): 30-36+	1267	The chiropractic hierarchy of needs: An excerpt from the path to mastery in chiropractic	Smith JC
	Am Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1998(20:1): 26-27+	1722	Smart internal marketing	Smith JC
	Am Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1998(20:1): 33+	1725	How to stay on track all day, every day	Smith J
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1997(26:5): 76-78	2167	Patients - where are they?	Marx AL
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1997(26:5): 80-82	2168	New patient sonar	Esteb WD
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1997(26:5): 84-87	2169	Developing practice brochures and newsletters that get results	Rhode J
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1997(26:5): 88-89	2170	The three ways to use patient education literature	Koren T
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1997(26:5): 90-94	2171	Reaching prospective patients with online yellow pages	Meyers HS
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1997(26:5): 96-97	2172	Attract quality patients through a chiropractic mothers morning out program	Plasker EH
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1997(26:5): 98-103	2173	Growing a powerful pediatric practice	Warner S Warner T
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1997(26:5): 104-107	2174	Management concepts to practice by	Humble DD
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1997(26:5): 108-109	2175	Common elements that may enhance value	Requarth J
	Todays Chiropr: Nov-Dec 1997(26:6): 66-69	2013	True of false emergencies: Determining after-hours procedures	Miller KJ
	Todays Chiropr: May-Jun 1997(26:3): 16	2476	The very low overhead practice [correction]	Fernandez PG
	Todays Chiropr: May-Jun 1997(26:3): 70-73	2484	Prepaid plans determined to be legal	Singer D
	Todays Chiropr: May-Jun 1997(26:3): 90-94	2487	Risk management guidelines for D.C.S.	Chirosecure
	Todays Chiropr: Mar-Apr 1997(26:2): 60-62	2615	The very low overhead practice	Fernandez PG
	Todays Chiropr: Mar-Apr 1997(26:2): 76-79	2617	There's no CPT code for philosophy!	Stilwagon BS Stillwagon G
	J Manipulative Physiol Ther: Mar-Apr 1997(20:3): 225-226	2594	Pelvic Locomotor Dysfunction: A clinical approach [by] GG Defranca [book review]	Murphy DR
	J Can Chiropr Assoc: Sep 1997(41:3): 155-191	2123	Canadian Chiropractic Resources Databank (CCRD): A Profile of Canadian Chiropractors	Kopansky-Giles D Papadopoulos C
	J Can Chiropr Assoc: Jun 1997(41:2): 124	2357	Pelvic Locomotor Dysfunction: A Clinical Approach by George G. Defranca. [book review]	Hayden JA
	J Can Chiropr Assoc: Jun 1997(41:2): 117-118	2355	Alternate dispute resolution	Steinecke R
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Sep 1997(34:9): 15-18	2105	Climbing the ladder of success: Secrets of a seasoned coach for the new practitioner	Sanna ML
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Sep 1997(34:9): 19-20	2106	Ten principles to greater success in your practice	Hecht DR
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Sep 1997(34:9): 25-28	2108	Developing the team that works	Atanas P
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Oct 1997(34:10): 72-73	2037	Retirement plans for small business - two smart options
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Jan 1997(34:1): 49-52	2724	A tax-planning checklist: Last minute strategies for 1996	Leopold MA
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Feb 1997(34:2): 19-23	2649	The chiropractor as physician	Winterstein JF
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Feb 1997(34:2): 51-52	2655	The economic outlook	Zickerman TI
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Dec 1997(34:12): 67-68	1901	Doctoring up your referral system	Rhodes L
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Apr 1997(34:4): 20-24+	2506	Legislative approaches to the regulation of the chiropractic profession	Chapman DA
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Apr 1997(34:4): 29-31	2508	Chiropractic's turn on the world stage	Betz D
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Apr 1997(34:4): 35-38	2510	Reaching the decision makers	Sweere JJ
	Chiropr Pediatr: Jan 1997(2:4): 16-17	2704	Children and the crystal clear practice	Bender WL
	Chiropr Econ: Sep-Oct 1997(40:2): 34-40	2077	10 stupid things chiropractors do	Lollar DE
	Chiropr Econ: Sep-Oct 1997(40:2): 72	2083	Success file. How to get employees to go the extra mile	Levoy B
	Chiropr Econ: Sep-Oct 1997(40:2): 80-87	2086	MLM: Why the time is right for this chiropractor	Dilenno J
	Chiropr Econ: Nov 1997(40:3): 14-16	1958	Ten pitfalls to avoid when establishing a practice	Miller KJ
	Chiropr Econ: Nov 1997(40:3): 78	1968	The success file. How to get employees to go the extra mile	Levoy B
	Chiropr Econ: May-Jun 1997(39:6): 44-46	2417	Top earners
	Chiropr Econ: May-Jun 1997(39:6): 46-53	2418	Top earners. Dr. Dallas Humble: Why I gave up 22 clinics & $12M yearly income
	Chiropr Econ: May-Jun 1997(39:6): 56-63	2420	Ranked in top 25 physician groups. Dr. Eugene Sparlin, seven clinics 87,835 visits
	Chiropr Econ: May-Jun 1997(39:6): 66-73	2422	Secrets of top earners. Dr. G. T. Andreoli, million dollar practice based on quality & service
	Chiropr Econ: May-Jun 1997(39:6): 74	2423	The success file. Soar with your strengths	Levoy B
	Chiropr Econ: May-Jun 1997(39:6): 78-83	2425	Secrets of top earners. Dr. Frank Ungerland: Solo practice and 21,000 patient visits
	Chiropr Econ: Mar-Apr 1997(39:5): 56-60	2547	Insure your way to a buy-out	Gay JW
	Chiropr Econ: Jul-Aug 1997(40:1): 14-16	2236	Why computer is the hardest working "employee" you can hire!	Grow GL
	Chiropr Econ: Jul-Aug 1997(40:1): 28-30	2239	How to boost your professional image	Gay JW
	Chiropr Econ: Jul-Aug 1997(40:1): 38-45	2241	City doc / country doc: A comparison of two practices opening in May of 1996
	Chiropr Econ: Jul-Aug 1997(40:1): 66	2244	Success file. How to get employees to go the extra mile	Levoy B
	Chiropr Econ: Jul-Aug 1997(40:1): 68	2245	Q & A on practice management	Humble D
	Chiropr Econ: Jan-Feb 1997(39:4): 20-24	2687	Does an embezzler work for you?	Preston K
	Am Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1997(19:5): 4	2058	Editor's memo: Time out! [editorial]	Jaskoviak PA
	Am Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1997(19:5): 10+	2063	Practice management: The 7 steps to stress-free chiropractic success: Part 2 of 3	Smith JD
	Am Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1997(19:5): 16	2065	Financial: Where is the money?	Crawford JW
	Am Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1997(19:5): 28-30	2069	Marketing: Your best advertising investment	Fernandez PG
	Am Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1997(19:5): 35-36	2071	Practice building: The three ways to use patient education literature	Koren T
	Am Chiropr: Nov-Dec 1997(19:6): 29+	1952	Stress-free chiropractic success part 3 of 3: The 7 steps to stress-free chiropractic success	Smith JD
	Am Chiropr: Nov-Dec 1997(19:6): 40	1956	Homeopathy: Expanding your scope: Practice as a doctor of the whole nervous system	King FJ Jr
	Am Chiropr: May-Jun 1997(19:3): 24	2403	Stress-free chiropractic success part 1 of 3: The 3 things every chiropractor must know to prosper in 1997 and beyond	Smith JD
	Am Chiropr: Mar-Apr 1997(19:2): 8	2526	Cooks and chiropractors	Smith JC
	Am Chiropr: Mar-Apr 1997(19:2): 18	2531	Expansion strategies for 1997	Singer D
	Am Chiropr: Jul-Aug 1997(19:4): 12-13	2222	Spinal flossing	Esteb WD
	Am Chiropr: Jul-Aug 1997(19:4): 14-15	2224	Chiropractic offices: Are they business or practices?	Humble D
	Am Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1997(19:1): 14-15+	2678	Capturing the primary market: Part II - positioning	Brockman KG
	Am Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1997(19:1): 33	2684	Outsourcing your billing: Why so many doctors are removing the billing process from their offices	Humble DD
	Adv Chiropr: 1997(4:): 417-450	2778	Coding reimbursement issues in chiropractic	Mootz RD
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1996(25:5): 14-15+	3072	A changing practice environment [letter]	Wessler GL
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1996(25:5): 82-86+	3087	How much money are you keeping?	Humble DD
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1996(25:5): 90-93	3088	Sell the sizzle!	Herfert K
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1996(25:5): 100-103	3090	Value-added financial option increases patient acceptance	Morris R
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1996(25:5): 104-106	3091	The magical secret to a large practice	Plummer RE
	Todays Chiropr: Nov-Dec 1996(25:6): 48-51	2940	Getting new patients from the gym	Lauro AP
	Todays Chiropr: Mar-Apr 1996(25:2): 104-106	3508	HOW TO OPEN A SUCCESSFUL PRACTICE.	Singer D
	Todays Chiropr: Mar-Apr 1996(25:2): 112-114	3510	BUILDING PRACTICE IMAGE THROUGH AWARENESS COMMUNICATION.	Wagner A
	Todays Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1996(25:1): 58+	3631	CHIROPRACTIC AND BUSINESS MATTERS ON THE INFORMATION SUPERHIGHWAY.	Newman BD
	Todays Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1996(25:1): 66-71	3634	IMPLEMENTING A MACINTOSH PRACTICE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM.	Andersen K
	Todays Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1996(25:1): 84-87	3637	RECALLING PATIENTS WITH COMPUTERIZED PHONE CALLS.	Lepley D
	J Manipulative Physiol Ther: Oct 1996(19:8): 552	2978	Adjusting to chiropractic computing: Tradition meets technology	Curl DD Shapiro CS
	J Manipulative Physiol Ther: Feb 1996(19:2): 134-140	3548	Rehabilitation and chiropractic practice	Liebensen C
	J Can Chiropr Assoc: Sep 1996(40:3): 182-185	3044	CCPA Update. “How to reduce your chances of being sued”	Watkins JL
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Sep 1996(33:9): 5-7	3016	Practical management of today's chiropractic office	Hug PR
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Sep 1996(33:9): 17	3022	Full speed ahead: ACA assists members in creating the practice of the future	Thompson CK
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Sep 1996(33:9): 19-23	3023	Electronic dreams: Possibilities and realities of front office operations	Brown KL
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Sep 1996(33:9): 29-30	3025	ACA plans to meet doctors in the office of the future	Austin R
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Sep 1996(33:9): 35-40	3028	Successful chiropractic managed care programs showcased at national conference	Miller JE
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Mar 1996(33:3): 51-56	3454	Tapping the enormous potential for AHCPR: phase two, how to get the word out to benefit chiropractic and your practice	Gantner JH
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Jun 1996(33:6): 35-41	3242	Summary of the 1995 ACA Annual Statistical Survey on chiropractic practice	Goertz C
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Aug 1996(33:8): 26-28	3124	When the associateship goes sour	Singer RG
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Aug 1996(33:8): 33-40	3126	"Pathways to success" seminar offers new strategies for success in today's health-care environment	Miller JE
	ICA Rev: Nov-Dec 1996(52:6): 60-63	2899	Proactive patient intake: Dealing with the risky patient	Niederhauser B
	ICA Rev: Jul-Aug 1996(52:4): 54-57, 59	3174	First impressions are everything: Proper office procedures and etiquette when dealing with new patients	Street G
	ICA Rev: Jul-Aug 1996(52:4): 64-70	3176	Part II: Insurance billing & practice management	Kopriva M
	Chiropr Econ: Sep-Oct 1996(39:2): 12-18	2988	Employee or independent contractor? 20 ways to know the difference	Gifford B
	Chiropr Econ: Sep-Oct 1996(39:2): 24-30	2990	Find your dream location: Use demographics	Marty JO
	Chiropr Econ: Sep-Oct 1996(39:2): 38-40	2992	Earn $100,000 through industry	Stokes DL
	Chiropr Econ: Sep-Oct 1996(39:2): 56-57	2997	Referrals: Pathways to patients	Gay JW
	Chiropr Econ: Sep-Oct 1996(39:2): 58	2998	The expectations gap	Levoy B
	Chiropr Econ: May-Jun 1996(38:6): 10-12	3321	Eight steps to predictably reactivate your patients	Bass P
	Chiropr Econ: May-Jun 1996(38:6): 14-17	3322	Plan now for an IRS audit	Gifford B
	Chiropr Econ: May-Jun 1996(38:6): 18-22	3323	Taj Mahal or hole in the wall	Gay JW
	Chiropr Econ: May-Jun 1996(38:6): 24-29	3324	Cover features. Actual case study number one: A peek at a practice	Shuffler DJ
	Chiropr Econ: May-Jun 1996(38:6): 32-36	3325	Cover feature. Actual case study number two: A peek at a practice	Fernandez PG
	Chiropr Econ: May-Jun 1996(38:6): 50-52	3327	Let's get paid for a change!	Morris R
	Chiropr Econ: May-Jun 1996(38:6): 62-70	3329	Three professional strategies for success	Martingano S
	Chiropr Econ: May-Jun 1996(38:6): 77	3331	Tax: Q & A.	McGill JK
	Chiropr Econ: Mar-Apr 1996(38:5): 20-22	3425	An acute comparison of three practices	Koslow BM
	Chiropr Econ: Jul-Aug 1996(39:1): 44-54	3164	Chiropractic Economics' first annual software review
	Chiropr Econ: Jul-Aug 1996(39:1): 56	3165	Power tools: Breaking the bonds of isolationism	Lowe D
	Chiropr Econ: Jul-Aug 1996(39:1): 58-60	3166	Conscious marketing: Your partner to success	Gay JW
	Chiropr Econ: Jan-Feb 1996(38:4): 24-25	3574	WHAT IS YOUR PRACTICE WORTH ?
	Chiropr Econ: Jan-Feb 1996(38:4): 43-47	3580	WHY CONSIDER RESIDENT-ASSOCIATE BUYOUT PROGRAM?	Haydon LW
	Am Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1996(18:5): 20	2981	How to build a cash practice	Singer D
	Am Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1996(18:5): 27+	2983	Chiropractic & wellness: Capturing the primary market	Brockman KG
	Am Chiropr: Nov-Dec 1996(SUPPL.:1): 16+	2864	It always pays to listen to wise men	Fernandez PG
	Am Chiropr: Nov-Dec 1996(SUPPL.:1): 31	2870	Winning in practice	Singer D
	Am Chiropr: May-Jun 1996(18:3): 36-37	3318	Avoiding "drop-outs": How not to insist on maintenance care and, therefore, make patients for life	Goldschlager L
	Am Chiropr: Jul-Aug 1996(18:4): 12	3146	How to win in the 90's	Singer D
	Am Chiropr: Jul-Aug 1996(18:4): 14-15+	3147	How much money are you keeping?	Humble DD
	Am Chiropr: Jul-Aug 1996(18:4): 39+	3155	Computerization: The practice management solution	Tignor A
	Am Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1996(18:1): 16-17	3564	DRINKING FROM THE FIREHOSE	Lucs R
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1995(24:5): 82-84	4024	Transitions: Chiropractic in the 1990s	Willis WN
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1995(24:5): 86-88	4025	Multiple clinics - Is it the right choice?	Humble DD
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1995(24:5): 90-93	4026	How to manage a successful practice	Sautner D
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1995(24:5): 100-104	4029	Generating publicity for your practice	Benson J
	Todays Chiropr: Mar-Apr 1995(24:2): 88-92	4512	Total skills integration	Mertz CJ
	Todays Chiropr: Mar-Apr 1995(24:2): 94-95	4513	Expanding payment options through credit card acceptance	Takacs G
	Todays Chiropr: Mar-Apr 1995(24:2): 96-100	4514	Holes, controls and goals: Managing by numbers	Van Riper DH
	Todays Chiropr: Mar-Apr 1995(24:2): 102+	4515	Computerizing for overhead reduction and profit management	Dore AJ
	Todays Chiropr: Jul-Aug 1995(24:4): 54-60	4170	INTEGRATING A SKELETAL ANALYSIS SYSTEM	Samson A
	Todays Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1995(24:1): 108-111	4654	The changing face of chiropractic	Markson L
	J Neuromusculoskelet Syst: Aug 1995(3:3): 132-138	4086	Retention of chiropractors in practice following graduation and licensure	Lantz C Mellinfont R Thomson G
	J Chiropr Educ: Dec 1995(9:3): 95-102	3746	CHIROPRACTIC AND THE PRACTICE DEVELOPMENT CONSULTANT	Kayenes H
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Mar 1995(32:3): 17	4428	Building a better practice
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Mar 1995(32:3): 18-21	4429	Vicarious liability: when are you responsible?	Ladenheim JC
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Mar 1995(32:3): 23-27	4430	Get connected to the practice of the future	Kirby T
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Mar 1995(32:3): 29-31	4431	A universal calling card with impact	Ryan R
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Mar 1995(32:3): 32-34+	4432	Defusing the discontented employee	Singer RG
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Mar 1995(32:3): 35-37	4433	Chiropractic IPAS: a new method to manage care	Klesmit T Talcott T
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Mar 1995(32:3): 38-39	4434	ACA product sales division: spells A-C-U-M-E-N for DCs	Fischler A
	J Am Chiropr Assoc: Mar 1995(32:3): 41-45	4435	Isolation or integration	Allenburg JF Chapman-Smith D
	ICA Rev: Nov-Dec 1995(51:6): 36-39	3803	Insurance billing & practice management	Kopriva M
	ICA Rev: Mar-Apr 1995(51:2): 23-25	4423	HOLISTIC PRACTICE MARKETING	Howell LW
	ICA Rev: Mar-Apr 1995(51:2): 26-27	4424	A PRACTICE VALUATION: WHAT EVERY DC SHOULD KNOW	Kingsbury G
	ICA Rev: Mar-Apr 1995(51:2): 29-42	4425	GUIDELINES FOR THE NEW PRACTITIONER
	ICA Rev: Mar-Apr 1995(51:2): 45-49	4426	THE "ELVIS SYNDROME": HOW TO AVOID THIS PHENOMENON	Stanley G
	ICA Rev: Mar-Apr 1995(51:2): 50-51	4427	A CASE FOR THE DEDICATED HEALTH CARE CARD	Morris R
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Nov-Dec 1995(38:3): 40-49	3793	BUILDING A SUCCESSFUL PRACTICE	Drubin DT Howell LW Singer D
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Nov-Dec 1995(38:3): 50-52	3794	WHAT DOES IT REALLY COST TO CLOSE YOUR PRACTICE FOR A DAY?	Goldschlager L
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Mar-Apr 1995(37:5): 40-41	4420	SUCCESSFUL PRACTICE MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES: THE CASE FOR NEW PAYMENT OPTIONS	Takacs G
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Jul-Aug 1995(38:1): 46-49	4112	How women can build the chiropractic practice they really want	Koslow M
	Am Chiropr: Nov-Dec 1995(17:6): 10-16	3763	Practice development focus
	Am Chiropr: Nov-Dec 1995(17:6): 36	3770	Adjusting the way you collect payments: Rehabilitating office procedures using the Visa card in the chiropractic office	Mann L
	Am Chiropr: Mar-Apr 1995(17:2): 28-29	4397	ADDING NUTRITION TO YOUR PRACTICE	Andersen GD
	Am Chiropr: Mar-Apr 1995(17:2): 40-41	4401	WHAT ABOUT NUTRITION IN CHIROPRACTIC PRACTICE?	Seaman D
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1994(23:5): 20-22	4988	The art of self-motivation	Perman D
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1994(23:5): 24-25	4989	Patient bonding: Caring and education	Helzer P
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1994(23:5): 26-28	4990	It's tough in the beginning	Freeman S
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1994(23:5): 30-31	4991	How to win in practice	Singer D
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1994(23:5): 32-35	4992	An introduction to small business accounting	Sautner D
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1994(23:5): 36-37	4993	New patient payment options with electronic card processing	Prince NL
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1994(23:5): 38-39	4994	How to build the self-regenerating practice: A system for success	Rhode J
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1994(23:5): 40+	4995	How to use brochures to develop your practice	Lange WJ
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1994(23:5): 46-48	4997	When patient education doesn't work	Esteb WD
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1994(23:5): 56+	5000	Twenty first century chiropractic: Educating patients through graphics	Jenning T
	Todays Chiropr: Nov-Dec 1994(23:6): 88	4857	Chiropractic - Bringing out the best in you by Tedd Koren [book review]
	Todays Chiropr: May-Jun 1994(23:3): 101	5319	YOU CAN BE THE BEST CHIROPRACTOR IN YOUR TOWN BY DAVE BARBER, D.C.
	Todays Chiropr: Jul-Aug 1994(23:4): 30-32	5124	The directional non-force technique	John CF
	Todays Chiropr: Jul-Aug 1994(23:4): 70-73	5134	Good office design: Approach to successful practice	Pryweller J
	Todays Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1994(23:1): 12-15	5565	AUTOMATING A CHIROPRACTIC OFFICE	Mauss MW
	Todays Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1994(23:1): 16+	5566	THE DO'S AND DON'TS OF PURCHASING YOUR NEXT COMPUTER	Steffey JW
	Todays Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1994(23:1): 18-19	5567	WEIGHING THE COST OF BUYING A COMPUTER	Fowler BG
	Todays Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1994(23:1): 34-36	5572	HANDLING ELECTRONIC CLAIMS SUBMISSIONS	Van Riper DH
	Todays Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1994(23:1): 40+	5574	THE "MAGICAL SCREEN" - A 3-D APPROACH TO PATIENT EDUCATION	Feintuch E
	J Chiropr: Sep 1994(31:9): 45-46	4952	Does your practice have the right office manager?	Vincent CM
	J Chiropr: Nov 1994(31:11): 25+	4818	Remunerations for referrals - Legal or illegal?	Phelps RM
	J Chiropr: Nov 1994(31:11): 30-38	4819	Reimbursement for chiropractic services: Recommendations for a standardizing approach	Hess JA McMillin AD Mootz RD
	J Chiropr: Mar 1994(31:3): 22-26	5404	PRACTICE MANAGEMENT EXPERTS LOOK AT THE FUTURE OF CHIROPRACTIC: A PANEL DISCUSSION	Kozak WT Vincent CM Vincent RE
	J Chiropr: Mar 1994(31:3): 27-28	5405	TWELVE STEPS FOR MANAGING CHANGING TIMES	Vincent RE
	J Chiropr: Mar 1994(31:3): 29-30	5406	IS IT TIME TO REDUCE YOUR STAFF?	Vincent CM
	J Chiropr: Mar 1994(31:3): 45-47	5412	PLAN FOR SUCCESS: PUT IT IN WRITING	Gallagher N
	J Chiropr: Feb 1994(31:2): 34-35	5485	IS YOUR PRACTICE READY FOR DISASTER?	Garig S
	ICA Rev: May-Jun 1994(50:3): 30-34	5260	FITNESS, EXERCISE AND PUBLIC EDUCATION - SIX PRACTICAL IDEAS FOR CHIROPRACTIC OUTREACH	Van Egmond C
	ICA Rev: Mar-Apr 1994(50:2): 27-28	5388	THE BEST PRACTICE MANAGEMENT ADVICE EVER!	Markson LT
	ICA Rev: Mar-Apr 1994(50:2): 29-31	5389	MODERN TECHNOLOGY AND YOUR OFFICE	Wolf ME
	ICA Rev: Mar-Apr 1994(50:2): 35-39	5390	THE USE OF MARKETING SURVEYS	Lazarnick PG
	ICA Rev: Mar-Apr 1994(50:2): 45-47	5392	THE CHIROPRACTOR'S ROLE IN CHILDREN'S EDUCATION	Bagnell MK
	ICA Rev: Jul-Aug 1994(50:4): 37-39	5089	MANNERS AND PUBLIC RELATIONS	Lazarnick PG
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Sep-Oct 1994(37:2): 25+	4910	What women should know about starting up and running a successful chiropractic practice	Koslow M
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Sep-Oct 1994(37:2): 38	4914	The price of success	Djukich D
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Nov-Dec 1994(37:3): 20	4797	Increase your practice by visualization	Schwartzbauer RJ
	Dig Chiropr Econ: May-Jun 1994(36:6): 22-23	5247	20 ways to recession-proof your practice	Shuffler DJ
	Dig Chiropr Econ: May-Jun 1994(36:6): 25+	5248	Does your practice have value?	Silverman H
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Mar-Apr 1994(36:5): 14-15	5372	FIND IT, FIX IT, AND LEAVE IT ALONE: TIME TO RE-EMBRACE AN OLD CHIROPRACTIC PRINCIPLE	Hart JF
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Mar-Apr 1994(36:5): 22-23	5374	INCREASE PATIENT VISIT FOLLOW-THROUGH WITH THE EXTEN-TRAC	Anthony DL
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Mar-Apr 1994(36:5): 26+	5376	BUYING A CHIROPRACTIC PRACTICE: OPPORTUNITY FOR THE 90S	Kingsbury GM
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Jul-Aug 1994(37:1): 22-23	5074	Patient economics 101	Esteb WD
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Jul-Aug 1994(37:1): 28+	5076	THE DISTINCTION BETWEEN KID'S GAMES AND POWER GAMES	Djukich D
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Jul-Aug 1994(37:1): 30-31	5077	REWEAVING THE BASKET CASES: MANAGING CHALLENGES WITH HOMEOPATHY	King FJ
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Jul-Aug 1994(37:1): 48-49	5082	WHEN IS A "BEAUTIFUL" OFFICE A "POWERFUL" OFFICE?	Pearson J
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Jul-Aug 1994(37:1): 73-74	5083	HOW TO INCREASE YOUR PATIENT LOAD WITHOUT ADDITIONAL ASSOCIATES AND INCREASE YOUR NET INCOME WITH NEWLY DEVELOPED TECHNOLOGY	Wing TW
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Jan-Feb 1994(36:4): 36-39	5521	THE SALE OF A PRACTICE: CREATING A "WIN-WIN"	Kingsbury GM Redleaf A Zola MJ
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Jan-Feb 1994(36:4): 40-41	5522	FIND YOUR DREAM LOCATION: THE USE OF DEMOGRAPHICS TO LOCATE THE IDEAL PRACTICE SITE	Marty JO
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Jan-Feb 1994(36:4): 42+	5523	INCREASING YOUR SCOPE OF PRACTICE EASILY, EFFECTIVELY AND SAFELY WITH HOMEOPATHY	King FJ
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Jan-Feb 1994(36:4): 48-49	5526	THE NEW DOCTOR'S PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYMENT AGREEMENT	Shuffler DJ
	Chiropr Pediatr: Aug 1994(1:2): 24	5024	Pediatric chiropractic practice management by Jennifer Brandon Peet and Palmer Mark Peet
	Am Chiropr: Nov-Dec 1994(16:6): 10-13	4764	Expect the best & get it! Practice management firms can lead the way
	Am Chiropr: Nov-Dec 1994(16:6): 18	4766	Shopping for a bank for your practice	Silvers BN
	Am Chiropr: Nov-Dec 1994(16:6): 36-37	4772	The media & practice building	Harrison E
	Am Chiropr: Nov-Dec 1994(16:6): 44-45	4775	The story of Dr. Jim and Dr. Pete: Could this be the story of your practice	Cooper RR Hyldahl CA
	Am Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1994(16:1): 54-55	5515	THE RIGHT ENTITY FOR YOUR PRACTICE	Franklin RL
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1993(22:5): 14-15	5887	THE SEVEN HABITS OF A SUCCESSFUL CHIROPRACTOR	Singer D
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1993(22:5): 16-18	5888	SURVIVING THE STORM OF HEALTH CARE REFORM	Koslow B
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1993(22:5): 20-21	5889	VALIDATING THE PATIENT	Esteb WD
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1993(22:5): 28-29	5891	HOW COMPETENT A DOCTOR ARE YOU?	Jezequel JL
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1993(22:5): 38	5893	PROMOTING YOUR PRACTICE WITH NEWSLETTERS	Eason H
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1993(22:5): 42	5895	UTILIZING INFORMATION ADVERTISING IN YOUR PRACTICE	Hearon KG
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1993(22:5): 54-56	5899	PROJECTING YOUR PROFESSIONAL IMAGE	Purdum R
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1993(22:5): 80-83	5904	FUNCTION AND DESIGN: GUIDELINES FOR SETTING UP A CHIROPRACTIC OFFICE	Kurland SP
	Todays Chiropr: Nov-Dec 1993(22:6): 34-40	5769	HIRING AND FIRING LIABILITY OF CHIROPRACTORS	Stanford ER
	Todays Chiropr: Nov-Dec 1993(22:6): 42-43	5770	CHIROPRACTIC'S FUTURE IN MANAGED CARE	Seater SR
	Todays Chiropr: Nov-Dec 1993(22:6): 44-45	5771	BACKING UP YOUR COMPUTER DATA	Steffey JW
	Todays Chiropr: Nov-Dec 1993(22:6): 46-47	5772	VISA AND MASTERCARD MAY NOT BE ENOUGH
	Todays Chiropr: May-Jun 1993(22:1): 88-89	6173	A PATIENT'S POINT OF VIEW	Esteb WD
	Todays Chiropr: Mar-Apr 1993(22:2): 80-81	6305	MALPRACTICE INSURANCE HAS BECOME A NECESSITY	Rister LM
	Todays Chiropr: Mar-Apr 1993(22:2): 82-83	6306	CHIROPRACTIC ASSISTANTS: REMOVING INTERFERENCE FROM YOUR PRACTICE	Goble ME
	Todays Chiropr: Jul-Aug 1993(22:93): 78-79	6014	IMPLEMENTING AN "END-RESULTS" STRATEGY FOR IMPROVED PRACTICE PERFORMANCE	Porteous B
	Todays Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1993(22:1): 56+	6432	UNDERSTANDING CORPORATE LIABILITY	Chapin B Heller A Knauer E
	Todays Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1993(22:1): 72-76	6435	DEALING WITH COMPUTER SYSTEM INTANGIBLES	Fowler BG
	Todays Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1993(22:1): 78-81	6436	OFFICE COMPUTERS: THE ULTIMATE PROFIT MANAGERS	Dore AJ
	Todays Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1993(22:1): 82-83	6437	CHIROMETRICS CUTS PAPERWORK BURDEN	Hether F
	Todays Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1993(22:1): 84-86	6438	A TOUCH-ACCESS OFFICE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM	Flenniken D
	Todays Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1993(22:1): 88-89	6439	COMPUTERIZATION: THE STEP TO A SUCCESSFUL PRACTICE	Wolf KA
	J Chiropr: Nov 1993(30:11): 27-8	5730	WORKER'S COMPENSATION - A MEANINGFUL NICHE	Vincent RE
	J Chiropr: May 1993(30:5): 75-78	6137	SEEKING PROFESSIONALISM	Maurer EL
	J Chiropr: Jun 1993(30:6á): 67-68	6064	HOW BUSINESS PRINCIPLES AND STRATEGIES APPLY TO CHIROPRACTIC	Vincent RE
	J Chiropr: Jul 1993(29:7): 57-60	5978	HOW TO TURN A SUCCESSFUL ASSOCIATESHIP INTO A SUCCESSFUL PARTNERSHIP	Shuffler DJ
	J Chiropr: Jan 1993(30:1): 71-73	6383	WHAT IS YOUR PRACTICE REALLY WORTH? HERE'S HOW TO USE THE PRACTICE RESOURCE GROUP VALUATION FORMULA AND DETERMINE HOW MUCH YOUR ...	Shuffler DJ
	J Chiropr: Feb 1993(30:2): 21-22	6330	EFFECT OF MANAGEMENT SKILLS IN THE CHIROPRACTIC OFFICE	Vincent RE
	J Chiropr: Feb 1993(30:2): 26-30	6331	PROTECTING THE PERSONAL ASSETS OF HEALTH-CARE PROVIDERS FROM MALPRACTICE CLAIMS AND DURING HARD TIMES	Dedon JP
	J Chiropr: Dec 1993(30:12): 49-50	5681	STRATEGIC PLANNING FOR 1994	Kozak WT
	J Chiropr: Aug 1993(30:8): 43-5	5932	MARKETING YOURSELF AND YOUR PRACTICE IN THE 90'S	Everatt BW
	J Chiropr: Apr 1993(30:4): 23-25	6186	FINE TUNING THE CHIROPRACTIC PRACTICE THROUGH PROGRESSIVE DEVELOPMENT OF THE CA	Vincent C
	J Chiropr: Apr 1993(30:4): 27-33	6187	STAFF MEETINGS AND DELEGATION OF RESPONSIBILITY: SOME "REQUIRED READING" FOR CAS AND DCS RESPECTIVELY	Sachs L
	J Chiropr: Apr 1993(30:4): 35-40	6188	CA/DOCTOR RELATIONSHIP: THE IMPACT OF GENDER	Redleaf A
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Sep-Oct 1993(36:2): 33-34	5827	TAKE THE QUANTUM LEAP TO GREATER SUCCESS	Redleaf A
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Sep-Oct 1993(36:2): 48-49+	5830	SO YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL A CHIROPRACTIC PRACTICE?	Shuffler DJ
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Nov-Dec 1993(36:3): 25	5712	MOTIVATION	Vogel FM
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Nov-Dec 1993(36:3): 26-27	5713	HOW MUCH YOUR PRACTICE IS REALLY WORTH AND HOW TO BUY AND SELL ONE	Koslow BM
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Nov-Dec 1993(36:3): 73	5719	DON'T NAME YOUR HOGS	Pierce RW
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Mar-Apr 1993(35:5): 14-17	6216	RE-ENVISIONING THE CHIROPRACTIC PRACTICE	Redleaf A
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Mar-Apr 1993(35:5): 88	6228	HOW TO STAY IN OFFICE	Djukich D
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Jul-Aug 1993(36:1): 12	5949	THE PRACTICE APPRAISAL	Kingsbury GM
	Am Chiropr: May-Jun 1993(15:3): 37-39+	6089	TOWARD A NEW CHIROPRACTIC: THINKING FROM THE OUTSIDE IN; MARKETING FROM THE INSIDE OUT	Ezell ET
	Am Chiropr: Mar-Apr 1993(15:2): 54-55	6207	VALUING THE CHIROPRACTIC PRACTICE: QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS	Kingsbury GM
	Am Chiropr: Jul-Aug 1993(15:4): 28-29+	5945	A BLUEPRINT FOR APPROACHING RADIO, TV, NEWSPAPERS & LEGISLATORS	Wilk CA
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1992(21:5): 15-17	6826	TEN TIPS ON MANAGING A MULTIPLE-DOCTOR PRACTICE	Petty E
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1992(21:5): 22-26	6828	HOW TO BECOME FINANCIALLY STRESS-FREE	Hubley N
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1992(21:5): 28-29	6829	"Hey, Doc, do we really need to take x-rays?"	Shanks P
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1992(21:5): 30-39	6830	HOW TO HANDLE INFORMATION REQUESTS FROM INSURANCE CARRIERS	Quarles S
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1992(21:5): 40-41	6831	SEXUAL HARASSMENT FACT OR FICTION?	Segall SR
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1992(21:5): 42-43	6832	A PRACTICE INVESTMENT: INCOME VS. NON-INCOME PRODUCING	Thornberg AF
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1992(21:5): 71-74	6840	BUDGETING FOR MARKETING COMMUNICATIONS	Rogers SC Thompson RM
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1992(21:5): 76-77	6841	HOW TO SELECT THE RIGHT AD AGENCY	Gillette PE
	Todays Chiropr: Nov-Dec 1992(21:6): 32-36	6663	BREAKTHROUGH TO EXCELLENCE-MAKE LIFE EXTRAORDINARY	Riekeman GF
	Todays Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1992(21:1): 28-30	7475	OFFICE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS: A STRATEGY FOR SUCCESS	Billmire E
	Todays Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1992(21:1): 32-34	7476	NARRATIVES: COMPUTERIZED REPORTING	Hough W
	J Chiropr: May 1992(29:5): 38-41	7130	"Manage for success" seminars complete tour with rave reviews
	J Chiropr: Mar 1992(29:3): 61-62	7282	TRANSITION TO LEADERSHIP	Vincent RE
	J Chiropr: Jun 1992(29:6): 67-69	7071	HOW TO CREATE A SUCCESSFUL ASSOCIATESHIP	Shuffler DJ
	J Chiropr: Jul 1992(29:7): 57-60	6956	HOW TO TURN A SUCCESSFUL ASSOCIATESHIP INTO A SUCCESSFUL PARTNERSHIP	Shuffler DJ
	J Chiropr: Jan 1992(29:1): 60-61	7436	WHY SOUND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT IS ESSENTIAL TO QUALITY CHIROPRACTIC	Vincent RE
	J Chiropr: Feb 1992(29:2): 43-44	7367	HOW TO WRITE A CHIROPRACTIC BUSINESS PLAN: HERE'S HOW TO CHART A COURSE FOR SUCCESS AND MANAGE YOUR PRACTICE TO WIN IN THE 1990S	Shuffler DJ
	J Chiropr: Dec 1992(29:12): 63-64	6533	BREAK-EVEN POINT ANALYSIS	Shuffler DJ
	J Chiropr: Apr 1992(29:4): 43-44	7216	HOW TO CONTROL YOUR PRACTICE OVERHEAD EXPENSE	Shuffler DJ
	ICA Rev: Nov 1992(48:6): 19-21	6583	MASTERY OF A HIGH VOLUME CASH PRACTICE	Nikitow DP
	ICA Rev: Nov 1992(48:6): 23-25	6584	Higher achievement: The 5 keys that have helped me and thousands of my MMS friends do it	Markson LT
	ICA Rev: Nov 1992(48:6): 26-28	6585	ORGANIZING FOR ABUNDANT NEW PATIENTS	Lazarnick PG
	ICA Rev: Nov 1992(48:6): 48-49	6589	OFFICE MANAGEMENT	Georgiades GB
	ICA Rev: Jul 1992(48:3-4): 43-44	6939	MANAGEMENT BY REWARDS & PENALTIES	Lazarnick PG
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Sep-Oct 1992(35:2): 12	6742	FINANCIAL INDEPENDENCE IN LESS THAN 10 YEARS	Johnson DE
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Sep-Oct 1992(35:2): 38	6750	UNEARTHING YOUR DREAMS	Djukich D
	Dig Chiropr Econ: May-Jun 1992(34:6): 12+	7110	SECRETS OF A PRACTICE APPRAISER, PART II. WHAT MAKES A PRACTICE VALUABLE	Kingsbury GM
	Dig Chiropr Econ: May-Jun 1992(34:6): 22+	7113	ADMINISTRATIVE EXCELLENCE: A KEY TO QUALITY SERVICE DELIVERY	Saunders D
	Dig Chiropr Econ: May-Jun 1992(34:6): 32+	7117	PLANNING	Djukich D
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Mar-Apr 1992(34:5): 90-93	7251	WHY ARE SOME DOCTORS SUCCESSFUL WHILE OTHERS ARE NOT?	Humble DD
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Jul-Aug 1992(35:1): 34	6924	PRACTICE BUILDING FOCUS: UNIQUENESS	Porteous BJ
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Jan-Feb 1992(34:4): 42	7414	THE BASIC INGREDIENT FOR SUCCESS	Schwartzbauer RJ
	Am Chiropr: Mar 1992(14:3): 25-30	7221	FOCUS	Harrison E
	Am Chiropr: Mar 1992(14:3): 22-24	7226	IS YOUR CLINIC ORIENTED FOR YOU OR THE PATIENT?	Ashby RC
	Am Chiropr: Mar 1992(14:3): 32-33	7228	HEALTH CARE MARKETING: GAINING THE COMPETITIVE EDGE	Peterson J
	Am Chiropr: Jun 1992(14:6): 33-37	7034	CPT CODE WORD CHANGES	Pierce P
	Am Chiropr: Jun 1992(14:6): 37-38	7035	THE REFERRAL BASED PRACTICE - 10 KEY INGREDIENTS!	Lindman J
	Am Chiropr: Jan 1992(14:1): 12-16	7398	AN OFFICE IMAGE FOR 1992	Harrison E
	Am Chiropr: Feb 1992(14:2): 39-42	7355	OUR FINANCIAL AND CLINICAL FUTURES: THE PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS OR IS THE LIFE AFTER PRACTICE?...(AS WE KNOW IT TODAY)	Smith J
	Am Chiropr: Apr 1992(14:4): 6-10	7190	REIMBURSEMENT AND CODING ANALYSIS	Gurda J
	Am Chiropr: Apr 1992(14:4): 10-14	7191	HANDLING A CASH PAYMENT	Singer D
	Am Chiropr: Apr 1992(14:4): 24-25	7194	A SUCCESSFUL PRACTICE: PART TWO	Ashby RC
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1991(20:5): 17	7835	PROTECTION STRATEGIES IN THE SPORTS PRACTICE	Campbell LK Ladenheim CJ Sherman RP
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1991(20:5): 20	7836	THE TECHNOLOGY OF COLLECTING YOUR FEES	Markson LT
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1991(20:5): 28	7837	KEEP YOUR OVERHEAD DOWN	Hubley N
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1991(20:5): 36	7839	COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF FACILITY-SHARING CONCEPTS	Thornberg A
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1991(20:5): 40	7840	CREDIT CARDS: PUTTING PAYMENT BACK ON TRACK	Pear MJ
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1991(20:5): 50	7842	THE CHAPMAN CHIROPRACTIC CENTER	Chapman J
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1991(20:5): 78	7845	STANDARDS OF CARE: A LEGAL ISSUE OR JUST GOOD BUSINESS?	Davis K
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1991(20:5): 80	7846	REHABILITATION: HOW IT CAN WORK FINANCIALLY FOR THE CHIROPRACTOR	Kimmel CK
	Todays Chiropr: Mar-Apr 1991(20:1): 95	8294	"If you ask me..." - Doctors report from the field	Fields M
	Todays Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1991(20:1): 26	8421	IS THERE ANY REASON NOT TO COMPUTERIZE?	Zaner C
	Todays Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1991(20:1): 28	8422	EXAMINING PATIENT ACCOUNTING SYSTEMS	Albaugh DW
	J Chiropr: Nov 1991(28:11): 5+	7644	THE PERSONAL TOUCH	Hug PR
	J Chiropr: Nov 1991(28:11): 34-35	7648	WHAT CONTRIBUTES MORE TO YOUR PRACTICE: A NEW CAR OR AN UP-TO-DATE CLINIC	Sportelli L
	J Chiropr: Dec 1991(28:12): 62-65	7585	AN INTERVIEW WITH FEATURED LECTURERS FROM THE UPCOMING "MANAGE FOR SUCCESS" SEMINAR
	J Can Chiropr Assoc: Dec 1991(35:4): 203-205	7567	Commentary. Towards the development of guidelines on chiropractic care and practice: An opportunity to enhance professional credibility	Henderson DJ
	ICA Rev: Nov-Dec 1991(47:6): 27-31	7630	TRACK AND FIELD INJURIES	Perle SM
	ICA Rev: May-Jun 1991(47:4): 25-31	8100	WHY YOU SHOULD KEEP GOOD CASE HISTORIES AND RECORDS	Harrison JD
	ICA Rev: May-Jun 1991(47:4): 33-35	8101	Reassess your office procedures: Are they risky?	Harrison JD
	ICA Rev: May-Jun 1991(47:4): 37-40	8102	HOW TO SUCCESSFULLY MANAGE YOUR FINANCES
	ICA Rev: Mar-Apr 1991(47:3): 43-47	8238	THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW BEFORE YOU BUY OR SELL A PRACTICE
	ICA Rev: Mar-Apr 1991(47:3): 71-73	8242	CHIROPRACTIC PRACTICE LIABILITY: A PRACTICAL GUIDE TO SUCCESSFUL RISK MANAGEMENT BY JAMES D. HARRISON	Vos JF
	ICA Rev: Jan-Feb 1991(47:1): 19-21	8384	BUYING VS. LEASING
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Nov-Dec 1991(34:3): 92-93	7624	MULTIPLE CLINIC ORGANIZATIONS	Humble DD
	Dig Chiropr Econ: May-Jun 1991(33:6): 22-23	8083	SCHEDULING BY THE NUMBERS	Hoehne DL
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Mar-Apr 1991(33:5): 24-28	8219	THE VALUATION OF CHIROPRACTIC AND SIMILAR PROFESSIONAL PRACTICES, PART 2	Reilly RF
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Mar-Apr 1991(33:5): 72-79	8227	HOW TO IMPROVE YOUR PRACTICE DURING COOL ECONOMIC TIMES	Wing TW
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Mar-Apr 1991(33:5): 100-101	8228	WHAT DOES IT TAKE TO BE A SUCCESSFUL CHIROPRACTOR: A LITERATURE REVIEW.	Davis KJ Schroeder JK
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Mar-Apr 1991(33:5): 102-104	8229	PUBLIC RELATIONS = PRACTICE BUILDING	Porteous B
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Mar-Apr 1991(33:5): 108-110	8233	COMPUTERS AND CHIROPRACTIC	Greene MS
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Jul-Aug 1991(34:3): 22-25	7931	SECRETS OF A PRACTICE APPRAISER	Kingsbury GM
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Jul-Aug 1991(34:3): 54	7940	REFERRING OTHERS: A PATIENT PRIMER, "HOW DID YOU FIND OUT ABOUT CHIROPRACTIC?"	Koren T
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Jul-Aug 1991(34:3): 60-61	7942	A SUCCESSFUL DOCTOR	Hahne AK
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Jan-Feb 1991(33:1): 56+	8376	THE PHYSIOLOGICAL BASIS FOR SUCCESS: OVERCOMING NEGATIVITY, THE BIGGEST OBSTACLE IN YOUR PRACTICE	Kaufman SJ
	Am Chiropr: Nov 1991(13:): 25-28	7600	HOMEOPATHY, FOR THE HIGH VOLUME PRACTICE	King FJ Jr
	Am Chiropr: Jun 1991(13:): 40	7995	PRISM PRACTICE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
	Am Chiropr: Jul 1991(13:): 14-16	7913	BEYOND THE WEEKEND PRACTICE SEMINAR: THE CHIROPRACTOR AND MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY
	Am Chiropr: Jul 1991(13:): 42	7921	MARKETING YOUR PRACTICE: WHAT ARE YOU REALLY UP AGAINST?	Horrocks W
	Am Chiropr: Jan 1991(13:): 9-10	8352	A CHIROPRACTIC MARKETING AND PUBLIC RELATIONS PLAN FOR 1991 THAT AIMS HIGH	London J
	Am Chiropr: Feb 1991(13:): 43	8303	A CHIROPRACTIC PARADIGM: A MODEL OF A CHIROPRACTIC PRACTICE BY J.C. SMITH
	Am Chiropr: Aug 1991(13:): 37-38	7857	24-hour chiropractic security and convenience for your patients	Beecher SM
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1990(19:5): 17-21	8793	ADVERTISING CONSIDERATIONS	Rogers SC Thompson RH
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1990(19:5): 22-25	8794	MOTIVATING PROSPECTIVE PATIENTS	Rogers SC Thompson RH
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1990(19:5): 26-30	8795	SELECTING A NAME FOR YOUR PRACTICE	Rogers SC Thompson RH
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1990(19:5): 32-35+	8796	PERSON TO PERSON: THE WAY TO NEW PATIENTS	Rogers SC Thompson RH
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1990(19:5): 36-38+	8797	HOW TO GET PUBLICITY	Rogers SC Thompson RH
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1990(19:5): 42-45	8798	HOW TO KEEP GOOD PEOPLE	Herman RE
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1990(19:5): 46-49	8799	HOW TO GIVE YOUR SUPPORT STAFF ON-THE-JOB-TRAINING	Palmer D
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1990(19:5): 50-52	8800	WHEN GOALS BECOME RESPONSIBILITIES	Thornberg AF
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1990(19:5): 54-56+	8801	HOW MUCH IS YOUR PRACTICE WORTH?	Silverman H
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1990(19:5): 68-71	8804	DIAGNOSING YOUR FINANCIAL FUTURE	Schneider FM
	Todays Chiropr: Mar-Apr 1990(19:2): 80-81+	9302	SIMPLE, INEXPENSIVE DEVICES THAT CAN HELP YOU AVOID PROBATE COURT	Ballett G
	Todays Chiropr: Mar-Apr 1990(19:2): 82-83+	9303	PRACTICE MERGER: SHOULD YOU BUY IN OR EARN IN?	Thornberg AF
	Todays Chiropr: Mar-Apr 1990(19:2): 84-86	9304	SEVEN STEPS TO HIGHER COMPLIANCE	Gross D
	Todays Chiropr: Mar-Apr 1990(19:2): 88-89	9305	AN ELECTRONIC SYSTEM FOR RECORDING NOTES AND REPORTS	Perman HS
	Todays Chiropr: Jul-Aug 1990(19:4): 90-91	8966	REAPING THE BENEFITS OF TAX-FREE INVESTING	Bell JJ
	Todays Chiropr: Jul-Aug 1990(19:4): 98-99+	8968	RISKING IT ALL: ASSOCIATES WITHOUT CONTRACTS	Thornberg AF
	Todays Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1990(19:1): 55-58	9456	CHARTING COMPUTER HORIZONS FOR DOCTORS	Bengal MF
	Todays Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1990(19:1): 68-70	9458	JOURNEY OR DESTINATION? DETERMINING YOUR SUCCESS WITH COMPUTERIZATION	Schlehuber J
	Todays Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1990(19:1): 72-76	9459	SOFTWARE SOLUTIONS FOR THE 1990'S	Beaver GA
	Todays Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1990(19:1): 78-81	9460	MANAGING DOCTOR-PATIENT RECORDS	Flenniken D
	Todays Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1990(19:1): 82-84	9461	IS REAL-TIME OFFICE AUTOMATION FOR YOU?	Tarantolo D
	J Chiropr Educ: Jun 1990(4:1): 17	9048	OPENING YOUR CHIROPRACTIC OFFICE COMPILED BY KEVIN PILLARS AND SCOTT JORGENSON [BOOK REVIEW]	McDonald J
	J Chiropr: Oct 1990(27:10): 20-21	8678	THE IMPACT OF THE LEGAL SYSTEM ON CHIROPRACTIC: GAINING A SENSE OF REALITY WHEN PRESENTING CREDENTIALS	McAndrews GP
	J Chiropr: Nov 1990(27:11): 41-44	8595	WHY YOU NEED A MARKETING PLAN FOR YOUR CHIROPRACTIC PRACTICE	Rogers SC Thompson RH
	J Chiropr: Jan 1990(27:1): 49-50	9425	ACA COUNCIL RESPONDS TO ARTICLE	McAndrews GP
	J Chiropr: Dec 1990(27:12): 65	8514	ACA RESOLUTION CAUTIONS MEMBERS AGAINST FICTITIOUS "RESEARCH"
	J Chiropr: Aug 1990(27:8): 30-32	8863	ACA SPONSORS PRACTICE MANAGEMENT SEMINARS
	J Chiropr: Apr 1990(27:4): 37-42	9170	DO SOME PRACTICE-BUILDERS TEACH METHODS THAT ARE LESS THAN ETHICAL?
	J Chiropr: Apr 1990(27:4): 43-46	9171	CHIROPRACTIC PRACTICE BUILDERS: CAN WE AFFORD THEM?	Richards TJ
	J Can Chiropr Assoc: Sep 1990(34:3): 161	8763	Health Law in Chiropractic. You and your practice partner: Get it down on paper	Carnerie F
	ICA Rev: Nov-Dec 1990(46:6): 36-37	8585	WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW BEFORE YOU ADVERTISE	Johnson LM
	ICA Rev: Jan-Feb 1990(46:1): 15-16	9409	GUIDELINES FOR THE NEW D.C.: TYPES OF PRACTICES
	ICA Rev: Jan-Feb 1990(46:1): 17-19	9410	GUIDELINES FOR THE NEW D.C.: FINANCING
	ICA Rev: Jan-Feb 1990(46:1): 21-23	9411	GUIDELINES FOR THE NEW D.C.: CHOOSING THE LOCATION
	ICA Rev: Jan-Feb 1990(46:1): 25-27	9412	GUIDELINES FOR THE NEW D.C.: GETTING READY
	ICA Rev: Jan-Feb 1990(46:1): 29-31	9413	GUIDELINES FOR THE NEW D.C.: MARKETING
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Sep-Oct 1990(33:2): 14-15	8715	IT'S NOT YOUR IQ...IT'S YOUR FQ	Couture G
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Sep-Oct 1990(33:2): 43	8722	TEN TIPS ON BECOMING A SUCCESSFUL ASSOCIATE	Petty E
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Nov-Dec 1990(33:2): 24-25	8556	THE PURCHASE OF A "GOING CONCERN" PRACTICE MAY BE THE SMARTEST MOVE YOU'LL EVER MAKE	Silverman H
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Nov-Dec 1990(33:2): 54-56	8567	WHAT IS A PRACTICE WORTH?	Kingsbury GM
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Nov-Dec 1990(33:2): 59	8568	WHY CHANGING REQUIREMENTS MANDATE MORE VERSATILE PRACTICE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS	Wilson D
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Nov-Dec 1990(33:2): 72-73	8574	ERISA: THE MALPRACTICE ARENA OF THE `90'S	Kilar TW
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Nov-Dec 1990(33:2): 73	8575	PRACTICE MANAGEMENT REPORT LEADS TO INCREASED PROFITS	Field GL
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Nov-Dec 1990(33:2): 106+	8576	THE EYE OF THE TIGER, PART VI: RECORD KEEPING, BOOBY TRAPS AND THE DBASE	Arbiloff B
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Nov-Dec 1990(33:2): 122-123	8579	BUSINESS ORGANIZATION: THE KEY TO LIMITING YOUR LIABILITY?	Smith M
	Dig Chiropr Econ: May-Jun 1990(32:6): 64-69	9095	HOW TO AWAKEN YOUR PRACTICE, EXPAND YOUR KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS, AND INCREASE YOUR INCOME	Ward LE
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Mar-Apr 1990(32:5): 12-13	9204	YOUR PRACTICE IS PROBABLY THE MOST VALUABLE SINGLE ASSET YOU OWN	Silverman H
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Mar-Apr 1990(32:5): 44-46	9212	A REVOLUTIONARY NEW APPROACH TO BUILDING YOUR PRACTICE	Kaufman SJ
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Mar-Apr 1990(32:5): 48-50	9214	WHEN YOU NEED AN ASSOCIATE	Fernandez PG
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Jul-Aug 1990(33:1): 36	8893	BUILD UP YOUR PRACTICE WITH RICOCHET ADVERTISING	Caselli L
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Jul-Aug 1990(33:1): 46+	8897	WHY PRACTICE MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS FAIL: A RADICAL NEW APPROACH TO BUILDING YOUR PRACTICE	Kaufman SJ
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Jan-Feb 1990(32:4): 32-33	9394	SELLING THE CHIROPRACTIC PRACTICE: WHY A QUALIFIED BROKER MAY BE YOUR BEST BET	Kingsbury GM
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Jan-Feb 1990(32:4): 44-45	9396	WILL THE EMPOWERED YOU PLEASE STAND UP? PT.1	Gross D
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Jan-Feb 1990(32:4): 50	9399	MOTIVATING YOUR STAFF	Koslow BM
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Jan-Feb 1990(32:4): 59	9402	THE ADVANTAGES OF PROFESSIONAL PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT	Doherty JF
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Jan-Feb 1990(32:4): 112-15	9408	FINANCIAL PLANNING. DIAMONDS: THE LUSTER IS BACK (ALONG WITH INCREDIBLE VALUES!)	Smith M
	Am Chiropr: Sep 1990(12:9): 14-26	8702	CLINICAL NUTRITION AND THE CHIROPRACTIC PRACTICE: IMBALANCE IN THE ENVIRONMENT AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP TO NERVE IRRITATION AND ...	Loomis H
	Am Chiropr: Sep 1990(12:9): 26-33	8703	EVOLUTION TO REVOLUTION: THE INTRODUCTION OF TRUE, 100 KHZ HIGH FREQUENCY X-RAY AND ADVANCED ANATOMICAL PROGRAMMABILITY	Yochum TR
	Am Chiropr: Sep 1990(12:9): 36-42	8705	ELECTROMYOGRAPHY (EMG): ITS USE IN CHIROPRACTIC PRACTICE	Brumlik J
	Am Chiropr: Sep 1990(12:9): 45-46	8707	THE SURE-FIRE WAY TO FAIL IN MARKETING	Bernstein AL
	Am Chiropr: Oct 1990(12:10): 6+	8647	FAST AND LOOSE	Howard B
	Am Chiropr: Oct 1990(12:10): 24-25	8651	FOR DOCTORS THAT WANT A BETTER WAY	Showers K
	Am Chiropr: Nov 1990(12:11): 24	8531	CHIROPRACTIC MRI CENTER GREATLY ENHANCES PROFESSION - PATIENT ULTIMATE WINNER
	Am Chiropr: May 1990(12:5): 36-38	9068	REMOVING THE REVOLVING DOOR	Plummer RE Stevens J
	Am Chiropr: Mar 1990(12:3): 5-6	9179	UP FRONT WITH DR. TOM PARIS
	Am Chiropr: Mar 1990(12:3): 30	9186	WHY WORRY ABOUT PRACTICE MANAGEMENT?	Fernandez PG
	Am Chiropr: Mar 1990(12:3): 32	9187	ECONOMICS OF SURVIVAL, THE LOW OVERHEAD PRACTICE	Gross D
	Am Chiropr: Mar 1990(12:3): 34-41	9188	MARKETING STRATEGIES FOR THE 90'S	Smith SJ
	Am Chiropr: Jan 1990(12:1): 29	9378	SELLING THE CHIROPRACTIC PRACTICE - WHAT PRICE GOOD WILL?	Kingsbury GM
	Am Chiropr: Jan 1990(12:1): 38-39	9381	HEALTHFORMATION "INSTANT HEALTHSCREEN" CENTER. PATIENT TESTING AND QUICK SOFTWARE ANALYSIS EXCLUSIVE PRACTICE BUILDING SYSTEM
	Am Chiropr: Jan 1990(12:1): 47-48	9384	AN ASSOCIATE WITH NO CONTRACT - A LESSON IN LIFE	Thornberg AF
	Am Chiropr: Feb 1990(12:2): 29-34	9313	A REVOLUTIONARY NEW CHIROPRACTIC DEVELOPMENT IN STRESS MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY	Ward LE
	Am Chiropr: Aug 1990(12:8): 4+	8809	WHY ARE SOME DOCTORS SUCCESSFUL...WHILE OTHERS ARE NOT?	Humble DD
	Am Chiropr: Aug 1990(12:8): 19-20	8812	HOW TO SELECT EFFECTIVE ADVERTISING	Fernandez PG
	Am Chiropr: Aug 1990(12:8): 21-25	8813	CABLE T.V. - THE COST EFFECTIVE WAY TO ADVERTISE ON T.V.	Criswell W
	Am Chiropr: Apr 1990(12:4): 43-44	9142	TIME MANAGEMENT - THE KEY TO SUCCESS	Fernandez PG
	Am Chiropr: Apr 1990(12:4): 44-45	9143	APPRAISING YOUR PRACTICE	Thornberg A
	Am Chiropr: Apr 1990(12:4): 45-46	9144	PROCON - PROFESSIONAL CONSULTANTS FOR PROFESSIONAL PEOPLE
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1989(18:4): 53	9883	HOW TO GENERATE MORE NEW PATIENTS: A COMPREHENSIVE MARKETING HANDBOOK FOR CHIROPRACTORS BY JOHN BACKUS
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1989(18:4): 20-21	9887	MULTIPLE CLINIC ORGANIZATIONS	Humble DD
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1989(18:4): 26-27	9889	CLEARING THE HURDLES IN YOUR PRACTICE	Fernandez PG
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1989(18:4): 50-51	9894	YOUR NEW PRACTICE - HOW THEY'RE DOING	Collins D
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1989(18:4): 67-68	9896	CINEMA BILLBOARDS REACH YOUR PROSPECTS	Gunn D
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1989(18:4): 70-72+	9897	PROGRAM FOR NEW PATIENT ACQUISITION	Graves RD Mathis PR
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1989(18:4): 74-75+	9898	THE NEWSLETTER - A TOOL FOR DEVELOPING LOYAL PATIENTS	Lumsden J
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1989(18:4): 76-77+	9899	VERY SPECIAL EVENTS: BENEFITING THE PROFESSION, YOUR PRACTICE AND THE NEEDY	Jacobs S Manassero B
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1989(18:4): 80-82+	9900	COMMUNITY RELATIONS: THE KEY TO PROFESSIONAL STRENGTH	Poehlmann T
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1989(18:4): 84-85	9901	PROMOTING YOUR PRACTICE THROUGHOUT THE YEAR	Hoffman SA
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1989(18:4): 90-92	9902	HOW TO SELECT THE RIGHT AD AGENCY	Gillette PE
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1989(18:4): 94-95	9903	MARKETING CHIROPRACTIC TO INDUSTRIAL CLIENTS	Snodgrass T
	Todays Chiropr: Nov-Dec 1989(18:6): 74-75	9687	EDUCATING THE INSURANCE COMPANIES	Pettibon B
	Todays Chiropr: Nov-Dec 1989(18:6): 80-81	9689	WHY AREN'T THE BANK INTERESTED?	Khalsa SS Thornberg AF
	Todays Chiropr: Nov-Dec 1989(18:6): 82-85	9690	HOW TO IMPROVE YOUR PRACTICE IMAGE	Bian-Epitropoulos T
	Todays Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1989(18:1): 69-71	10718	WHAT CAN COMPUTERS REALLY DO FOR YOUR PRACTICE?	Mathe NA
	Todays Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1989(18:1): 45-46	10726	HOW TO SPOT A MALPRACTICE-PRONE PATIENT	Fernandez PG
	Okla Chiropr J: Winter 1989(1:2): 6	10694	TWELVE WAYS TO WELCOME THE NEW PATIENT
	Okla Chiropr J: Winter 1989(1:2): 8	10697	INSURANCE: THE PRE-EXISTING CONDITION	Ross HJ
	J Chiropr: Sep 1989(26:9): 22	9862	THE PROS AND CONS OF LIMITING YOUR PRACTICE	Weiner H
	J Chiropr: Sep 1989(26:9): 25-27	9863	DIAGNOSTIC PRACTICE CAN BE CHALLENGING, REWARDING	Cessna RM
	J Chiropr: Dec 1989(26:12): 59-60	9565	REMEMBER YOUR PATIENTS' NAMES!	Burg B
	J Chiropr: Apr 1989(26:4): 25-26	10357	HOW TO RETIRE PROFESSIONALLY	Singer RC
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Sep-Oct 1989(32:2): 20-21	9777	LOW OVERHEAD MANAGEMENT	Gross D
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Sep-Oct 1989(32:2): 40-43	9782	ZIP! A GREAT WAY TO START A CHIROPRACTIC CAREER	Selden D
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Sep-Oct 1989(32:2): 67	9790	STRATEGY FOR SUCCESS	Vincent RE
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Sep-Oct 1989(32:2): 20-21	9803	LOW OVERHEAD MANAGEMENT.	Gross D
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Sep-Oct 1989(32:2): 27+	9806	THE EYE OF THE TIGER: THE DOCTOR, PATIENT, LAW AND RISK MANAGEMENT.	Arbiloff B
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Sep-Oct 1989(32:2): 47	9810	401(k): A pension plan for employees and employers	Doherty JF
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Sep-Oct 1989(32:2): 58,62+	9814	RISK MANAGEMENT, PART 3: TO COUNTERSUE.	Sullivan EC
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Sep-Oct 1989(32:2): 67	9815	STRATEGY FOR SUCCESS.	Vincent RE
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Sep-Oct 1989(32:2): 74,76-78	9818	PLANNING YOUR X-RAY SUITE.	Hunt D
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Nov-Dec 1989(32:3): 14-18	9619	TRIPLE YOUR GROSS WITH DIRECT MAIL	Miller RA
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Nov-Dec 1989(32:3): 26-29	9621	MANY THINGS AFFECT YOUR ATTRACTION VALUE	Lalla J
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Nov-Dec 1989(32:3): 14-15,17+	9632	TRIPLE YOUR GROSS WITH DIRECT MAIL.	Miller RA
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Nov-Dec 1989(32:3): 64+	9640	THE EYE OF THE TIGER: THE DOCTOR, PATIENT, LAW AND RISK MANAGEMENT.	Arbiloff B
	Dig Chiropr Econ: May-Jun 1989(31:6): 25-28+	10249	RISK MANAGEMENT, PART 1: NEGLIGENCE	Sullivan EC
	Dig Chiropr Econ: May-Jun 1989(31:6): 50-51	10253	RE-EXAMINING THE DECISION TO INCORPORATE: PART II, S CORPORATION MAY BE THE ANSWER TO THE FORM-OF-BUSINESS DILEMMA	Crosser RL Laufer DM
	Dig Chiropr Econ: May-Jun 1989(31:6): 76-77	10260	STARTING THE DC PRACTICE: THE FUNDAMENTALS, PART 4. OPENING YOUR OFFICE	Long PH
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Mar-Apr 1989(31:5): 12	10426	CREDIT CARDS CAN IMPROVE COLLECTIONS	Zuelke PD
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Mar-Apr 1989(31:5): 36,38	10432	RE-EXAMINING THE DECISION TO INCORPORATE: PART I, SOLE PROPRIETORSHIPS VS. PERSONAL SERVICE CORPORATIONS	Crosser RL Laufer DM
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Mar-Apr 1989(31:5): 40-41	10433	STARTING THE DC PRACTICE: THE FUNDAMENTALS - PART 3, FINANCES.	Long PH
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Jul-Aug 1989(32:1): 44-45	10015	DON'T LOSE AN HMO/PPO PATIENT	Anthony DL
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Jul-Aug 1989(32:1): 33	10038	TARGETING SENIOR CITIZENS TO BUILD YOUR PRACTICE.	Caselli L
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Jul-Aug 1989(32:1): 36+	10040	RISK MANAGEMENT, PART 2: THE DOCTOR-PATIENT RELATIONSHIP.	Sullivan EC
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Jul-Aug 1989(32:1): 44-45	10041	DON'T LOSE AN HMO/PPO PATIENT.	Anthony DL
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Jul-Aug 1989(32:1): 50	10043	THE CONCEPT OF PERPETUAL SUCCESSION.	Thornberg AF
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Jul-Aug 1989(32:1): 60	10046	WHY A COMPUTER?	Greene MS
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Jan-Feb 1989(31:4): 25-26	10644	STARTING THE DC PRACTICE: THE FUNDAMENTALS, PART 2, OFFICE TYPES AVAILABLE	Long PH
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Jan-Feb 1989(31:4): 78	10655	PLACING A VALUE ON YOUR CHIROPRACTIC PRACTICE	Vincent RE
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Jan-Feb 1989(31:4): 80-81	10656	WHEN GOALS BECOME RESPONSIBILITIES	Thornberg AF
	Chiropr Sports Med: Nov 1989(3:4): 133	9610	ADVANCES IN PERSONAL INJURY PRACTICE, BY STEPHEN M. FOREMAN, ARTHUR C. CROFT.	Freuden DE
	Am Chiropr: Oct 1989(:): 36-39	9699	THE DOCTOR AND COURTROOM PROCEDURE	Fernandez PG
	Am Chiropr: Oct 1989(:): 71	9707	FINANCE WITH PHYSICIANS FINANCING	Saunders LM
	Am Chiropr: Nov 1989(:): 11-15	9589	FIRST AND GOAL: CHIROPRACTIC CARE FOR THE PROFESSIONAL ATHLETE: AN INTERVIEW WITH NICK ATHENS, D.C.
	Am Chiropr: Nov 1989(:): 31-33	9592	REFERRAL SOURCES SEEKING OBJECTIVE EVALUATION	Deshaw SA
	Am Chiropr: Nov 1989(:): 34+	9593	OFFER IN-OFFICE REHABILITATION AND PROFIT IN THE 90S
	Am Chiropr: Nov 1989(:): 38+	9594	QUALITY CHIROPRACTIC REHABILITATION SERVICES	Christensen KD
	Am Chiropr: Nov 1989(:): 60-61	9600	AS/PC SIMPLIFIES YOUR PRACTICE MANAGEMENT AND ACCOUNTING PROBLEMS
	Am Chiropr: May 1989(:): 14-17	10208	THE ADVISORY CUSTOMIZED PRACTICE EXPANSION	Penner R
	Am Chiropr: May 1989(:): 18-19	10209	A.M.S. NO-NONSENSE APPROACH TO PRACTICE CONTROL AND STAFF DEVELOPMENT	Anderson M
	Am Chiropr: May 1989(:): 20	10210	THE NEW DR. DAVID SINGER PROGRAM	Singer D
	Am Chiropr: May 1989(:): 22	10211	PHYSICIAN'S ACADEMY: ADVANCED DIAGNOSIS AND CLINICAL PROCEDURES FOR THE PERSONAL INJURY PATIENT	Brown SJ
	Am Chiropr: May 1989(:): 23	10212	THE ART OF POSITIVE NEGOTIATION	Porteous BR
	Am Chiropr: May 1989(:): 24-26	10213	PRACTICE CONSULTANTS: AN INNOVATIVE PROCEDURE IN PRACTICE MANAGEMENT	Harris WM
	Am Chiropr: May 1989(:): 27-28	10214	PMA: WHAT TO CONSIDER IN CHOOSING YOUR CONSULTING FIRM	Fernandez PG
	Am Chiropr: May 1989(:): 30-32	10215	THE CHALLENGE OF BEING AN ENTREPRENEUR	Campbell JD
	Am Chiropr: May 1989(:): 34-35	10216	GETTING RICH: CREATING A NEW PARADIGM	Riekeman GF
	Am Chiropr: May 1989(:): 36-37	10217	HEALTH CARE PRACTICE MANAGEMENT: MARKET LEADER'S SURVEY SHEDS LIGHT ON DEMAND AND POSSIBILITIES	Mogensen P
	Am Chiropr: May 1989(:): 80	10232	NEW AGE OF CHIROPRACTIC ACCEPTANCE IS FOCUS OF DR. LARRY MARKSON'S NEW AUDIO CASSETTE ALBUM
	Am Chiropr: Mar 1989(:): 88	10412	HEALTHCARE CONSULTANTS ASSOCIATION ESTABLISHED
	Am Chiropr: Jul 1989(:): 40-44	9990	HIRING STAFF FOR THE TRANSFORMED OFFICE	Gross D
	Am Chiropr: Jul 1989(:): 78-79	10000	HOW MUSCLE TESTING HELPS YOU BUILD YOUR PERSONAL INJURY PRACTICE
	Am Chiropr: Jan 1989(:): 52	10618	MAINTAINING A SUCCESSFUL PRACTICE	Kimmel E
	Am Chiropr: Jan 1989(:): 70-71	10625	PMA'S PRACTICE STARTER PROGRAM	Fernandez P
	Am Chiropr: Feb 1989(:): 59	10528	FORMULA FOR SUCCESS - A SELF-EVALUATION	Kimmel EH
	Am Chiropr: Dec 1989(:): 14+	9479	THE TIME IS NOW!	Ratner MJ
	Am Chiropr: Dec 1989(:): 69+	9483	CHIROPRACTIC FIRST	Harrison E
	Am Chiropr: Aug 1989(:): 14-16	9911	BUILDING THE FAMILY PRACTICE	Fernandez PG
	Am Chiropr: Aug 1989(:): 26-27	9914	CHIROPRACTIC IS KIDS' STUFF	Plummer RE
	Am Chiropr: Aug 1989(:): 56+	9920	TAKE FROM YOUR FAMILY OR TAKE FROM YOUR PATIENTS	Whitton ME
	Am Chiropr: Apr 1989(:): 44-45	10325	BACK ROOM CHIROPRACTIC	Jaskoviak PA
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1988(17:4): 11-12	11144	CARTOONS FOR THE CHIROPRACTOR	Erskine J
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1988(17:4): 21-25+	11147	COORDINATING A YEARLONG ADVERTISING PROGRAM	Hoffman SA
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1988(17:4): 27-31	11148	IMPLEMENTING A TELEMARKETING PROGRAM	Rondberg TA
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1988(17:4): 33-35+	11149	CO-OP ADVERTISING: POOLING YOUR RESOURCES	Amin M
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1988(17:4): 37-39	11150	PLANNING AHEAD FOR A CRISIS	Tortotella AJ
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1988(17:4): 41-42W	11151	MARKET SEGMENTATION: THE KEY TO RESULTS-ORIENTED ADVERTISING	Solem B
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1988(17:4): 45-48	11152	THE THREE AREAS OF RISK MANAGEMENT	Barkaloff A
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1988(17:4): 55-56	11155	HOW TO ESTABLISH MULTIPLE CLINICS	Gavin EM
	Todays Chiropr: Nov-Dec 1988(17:6): 15-17	10935	INSURANCE BILLING: PUTTING IT IN PERSPECTIVE	Guillett C
	Todays Chiropr: Nov-Dec 1988(17:6): 19-23	10936	CONDUCTING A WELLNESS AND PREVENTIVE PRACTICE	Marcoux HL
	Todays Chiropr: Nov-Dec 1988(17:6): 25-28	10937	OBTAINING FINANCING FOR YOUR PRACTICE	Pratt RM
	Todays Chiropr: Nov-Dec 1988(17:6): 55-56	10946	CASTLES, TRAINS, SPACESHIPS - THE ANSWER TO WAITING CHILDREN	Ladwig J
	Todays Chiropr: May-Jun 1988(17:3): 95-97	11505	ARE YOU IN A PRACTICE RUT?	Fernandez PG
	Todays Chiropr: May-Jun 1988(17:3): 99--100	11506	HOW TO DEVELOP A CASH PRACTICE	Singer DS
	Todays Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1988(17:1): 12-15+	11830	KEEPING COMPETITIVE WITH A COMPUTER SYSTEM	Herfert RC
	Todays Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1988(17:1): 41--43	11837	PRACTICE MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE WITH DATABASE FLEXIBILITY	Correa B
	Todays Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1988(17:1): 45-47+	11838	COMPUTER SYSTEMS AND TIME MANAGEMENT	Powell B
	Todays Chiropr: Jan-Feb 1988(17:1): 71-72+	11844	CREATING THE OPTIMAL CHILDREN'S ENVIRONMENT	Anrig C
	J Manipulative Physiol Ther: Dec 1988(11:6): 511-513	10854	Preventing legal suicide with medical records	Reinke TS Jahn WT
	J Chiropr: May 1988(25:5): 19-20	11476	MAKING TIME: HOW TO CONTROL OUR ONE TRULY IRREPLACEABLE RESOURCE	White SH
	J Chiropr: May 1988(25:5): 21	11477	GETTING YOURSELF UP	White SH
	J Chiropr: May 1988(25:5): 23-24	11478	THE PARTNERSHIP TIE THAT BINDS	Cohen R
	J Chiropr: May 1988(25:5): 25-26	11479	THE SUCCESSFUL CHIROPRACTOR	Kats DJ
	J Chiropr: Mar 1988(25:3): 45-46	11649	CRISIS PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT	Stephenson WD
	J Chiropr: Mar 1988(25:3): 73-74	11660	STATISTICS ON CHIROPRACTIC OFFICES AND EQUIPMENT. PART TWO OF A THREE-PART SERIES	Brennan MJ
	J Chiropr: Jul 1988(25:7): 5+	11285	AFTER GRADUATION ... WHAT?	Savage LJ
	J Chiropr: Jul 1988(25:7): 25	11286	THE PROFESSION'S CHALLENGE: TO ENLARGE ITS PATIENT BASE	Lee E
	J Chiropr: Jul 1988(25:7): 43-47	11292	RECORD EVALUATION OF PERSONAL INJURY CASES	Glassman D
	J Chiropr: Aug 1988(25:8): 48-50	11197	CHIROPRACTORS SEEKING ADVICE FIND SCIENTOLOGY-INFLUENCED SEMINARS	Koff S
	J Chiropr: Apr 1988(25:4): 29-31	11535	ENTREPRENEURIAL HEALTH CARE: THE PEOPLE WILL DECIDE
	ICA Rev: May-Jun 1988(44:3): 56-61	11470	CHIROPRACTIC CLINICAL MANAGEMENT AND RECORD-KEEPING	Mootz RD
	ICA Rev: Jul-Aug 1988(44:4): 31-32	11280	PRACTICE HAPPY	Harrison JD
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Sep-Oct 1988(31:2): 137-38	11086	FEMALE DCS: DOING IT BETTER THE HARD WAY, PART 2	Fernandez PG
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Nov-Dec 1988(31:3): 12+	10885	STARTING THE DC PRACTICE: THE FUNDAMENTALS, PART 1, THE SCHOOL YEARS	Long PH
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Nov-Dec 1988(31:3): 20	10888	MORE NEW PATIENTS! EVALUATING YOUR COMPETITIVE STRATEGY	Porteous B
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Nov-Dec 1988(31:3): 124-26+	10903	CASH OR CREDIT?	Zuelke PD
	Dig Chiropr Econ: May-Jun 1988(30:6): 28-31	11443	PRACTICE MANAGEMENT - MOTIVATING OFFICE PERSONNEL	Riggs JH
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Jul-Aug 1988(31:1): 28-29	11261	CREATIVE WAYS TO FINANCE THE PURCHASE OF AN EXISTING CHIROPRACTIC PRACTICE	Patrick RK
	Am Chiropr: Sep 1988(:)	11027	GRAPHIC PATIENT ASSESSMENT	Oxford GL
	Am Chiropr: Sep 1988(:): 54-62+	11038	WHEN SHOULD I USE THE HOSPITAL - PART I: THE OUT-PATIENT SERVICES	Eubank BC
	Am Chiropr: Sep 1988(:): 86-87	11045	NO PATIENCE NEEDED: ALTERNATIVE FINANCING GIVES DOCTORS PURCHASING POWER
	Am Chiropr: Oct 1988(25:10): 62-63	10974	INCREASE COLLECTIONS WITH AN UPDATED DIAGNOSIS	Whitton M
	Am Chiropr: Nov 1988(:): 44-46+	10873	THE ORIGINATIVE FACTOR	Harrison E
	Am Chiropr: Nov 1988(:): 56	10877	UNDERSTANDING THE "CASH PRACTICE"	Chatrousse JJ
	Am Chiropr: Nov 1988(:): 62-63	10879	SUBLUXATED OFFICE	Kimble J
	Am Chiropr: May 1988(:): 18-20	11422	DR. TED COFFMAN
	Am Chiropr: May 1988(:): 28-36	11424	THE NEXT STEP IN CHIROPRACTIC: REHABILITATION CLINICS	Hanvik B
	Am Chiropr: May 1988(:): 66-68	11430	ARE YOU DRIVING YOUR PATIENTS AWAY	Fernandez P
	Am Chiropr: Mar 1988(:): 8-10	11562	DAVID SINGER, D.C.
	Am Chiropr: Mar 1988(:): 26-33	11566	PROGRESS NOTES: KEEPING TRACK OF PATIENTS	Oxford G
	Am Chiropr: Mar 1988(:): 46-54	11570	RICHARD OLSON, D.C.
	Am Chiropr: Mar 1988(:): 70-72	11572	DO YOU HAVE CLASS?	Fernandez PG
	Am Chiropr: Mar 1988(:): 78	11574	C.A. PHILOSOPHY 101-E	Harrison E
	Am Chiropr: Jul 1988(:): 67-68	11237	LOOKING SUCCESSFUL CAN HELP YOUR PRACTICE	Fernandez P
	Am Chiropr: Jul 1988(:): 78-79	11242	GETTING THE WORD OUT: HOW TO SUCCESSFULLY MARKET YOUR PRACTICE	Smith AD
	Am Chiropr: Jan 1988(:): 34+	11768	CHIROPRACTORS KICKBACKS AND MAXIMUM ALLOWEABLE ACTUAL CHARGE ("MAAC") UNDER MEDICARE	Schuman JD
	Am Chiropr: Jan 1988(:): 38-48	11769	THE IMPORTANCE OF THE CASE SUMMARY IN THE CLINICAL MANAGEMENT OF THE CHIROPRACTIC CASE	Oxford GL
	Am Chiropr: Jan 1988(:): 68	11772	THE BODY/MIND CONNECTION: AN OFFICE IMAGE	Harrison E
	Am Chiropr: Jan 1988(:): 70	11774	GETTING NEW CLIENTS BY RICHARD A. CONNOR AND JEFFREY P. DAVIDSON
	Am Chiropr: Jan 1988(:): S60-S61	11778	DRESSING FOR CHIROPRACTIC SUCCESS	Fernandez PG
	Am Chiropr: Feb 1988(:): 80-83	11714	THE PERSONAL INJURY/WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION PRACTICE	Fernandez PG
	Am Chiropr: Dec 1988(:): 41-42	10764	PRACTICE BUILDING BY COMMON SENSE: WHAT THEY DON'T TEACH YOU... EVER!	Flaherty RA
	Am Chiropr: Aug 1988(:): 12-14	11169	THOMAS A. FISHER FIRST CHIROPRACTIC
	Am Chiropr: Aug 1988(:): 16-27+	11170	SERVICES RENDERED: ARE THEY NECESSARY AND REASONABLE?	Schuman J
	Am Chiropr: Aug 1988(:): 32-33	11172	PRACTICE CONSULTANTS: WHAT'S IN IT FOR ME?	Taucci CJ
	Am Chiropr: Aug 1988(:): 34-35	11173	BUILDING YOUR DREAM PRACTICE: STRATEGIC PLANNING IS THE KEY	Porteus B
	Am Chiropr: Aug 1988(:): 36-38	11174	VISION IS THE COMMODITY OF LEADERS; POWER IS THEIR CURRENCY	Riekeman G
	Am Chiropr: Aug 1988(:): 39-40	11175	PUBLIC RELATIONS AND MARKETING STRATEGIES FOR CHIROPRACTIC DOCTORS	Shields R
	Am Chiropr: Aug 1988(:): 42-46	11176	MANAGEMENT TRAINING: THE SOLUTION TO TODAY'S PROBLEMS IN PRACTICE MANAGEMENT	Mogensen P
	Am Chiropr: Aug 1988(:): 68-70	11183	TILLMAN'S INSURANCE AND OFFICE PROCEDURE MANUAL BY DR. HARRY A. TILLMAN
	Am Chiropr: Apr 1988(:): 24-31	11510	IF WILK OPENED THE HOSPITAL'S DOOR... WHY CAN'T I GET IN?	Eubank B
	Am Chiropr: Apr 1988(:): 79-80	11522	GUIDELINES FOR ESTABLISHING A NEW CHIROPRACTCI PRACTICE	Willits JP
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1987(16:4): 11-13+	12207	MAKING THE RIGHT DECISIONS	Anderson M
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1987(16:4): 57-59+	12216	PRODUCING TELEVISION COMMERCIALS	Ziegler J
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1987(16:4): 69-70+	12219	HOW TO CONDUCT A SUCCESSFUL NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING PROGRAM	Hoffman SA
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1987(16:4): 85-88	12224	AVOIDING THE ADJUSTING-BY-NUMBERS TRAP	Flesia JM
	Todays Chiropr: Nov-Dec 1987(16:5): 37-38	12048	CREATING A CARING PRACTICE ENVIRONMENT	Obenchain A
	Todays Chiropr: May-Jun 1987(16:2): 11-12	12518	MARKETING CHIROPRACTIC TO BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY	Stokes DL
	Todays Chiropr: May-Jun 1987(16:2): 13-14	12519	HOW CAN CHIROPRACTIC GAIN ACCEPTANCE ON WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION CASES?	Fischel RF
	Todays Chiropr: May-Jun 1987(16:2): 41	12529	HUMANIZING YOUR PRACTICE FOR SUCCESS	Ward CE
	Todays Chiropr: May-Jun 1987(16:2): 45-46+	12530	MASTERING THE FOUR STEPS TO PRACTICE GROWTH	Singer D
	Todays Chiropr: May-Jun 1987(16:2): 47-50	12531	STARTING THE SUCCESSFUL PRACTICE	Fernandez PG
	Todays Chiropr: May-Jun 1987(16:2): 79	12538	COMPUTERIZED NARRATION: TELLING IT THE WAY IT IS	Charles I
	Todays Chiropr: Mar-Apr 1987(16:1): 51+	12703	HOW NUTRITION FITS INTO THE CHIROPRACTIC PRACTICE	Lord RS
	Todays Chiropr: Mar-Apr 1987(16:1): 67-68	12709	PLANNING A CLINIC REHABILITATION CENTER	Gargley G Rossrucker K Sirota M
	Todays Chiropr: Mar-Apr 1987(16:1): 87-89+	12715	IN FOCUS: YOUNG CHIROPRACTORS	Ratliff R
	Todays Chiropr: Dec-Jan 1987(15:6): 55-57	11946	WHAT IS OFFICE ORGANIZATION?	Vandenburgh R
	Todays Chiropr: Dec-Jan 1987(15:6): 83+	11953	EXPANDING YOUR PEDIATRIC PRACTICE: WAYS TO SECURE NEW PATIENTS	Peet J
	J Chiropr: May 1987(24:5): 35-37	12508	SAVE MONEY BY AVOIDING CHIROPRACTIC WIZARDRY	Richards TJ
	J Chiropr: Mar 1987(24:3): 44+	12685	IN DEFENSE OF CHIROPRACTIC MANAGEMENT-CONSULTING	Markson LT
	J Chiropr: Mar 1987(24:3): 45+	12686	PRACTICE MANAGEMENT SEMINARS: A QUESTION OF BALANCE	Dallas WH
	J Chiropr: Jul 1987(24:7): 36+	12337	THE EFFECT OF MANAGEMENT SKILLS IN THE CHIROPRACTIC OFFICE	Vincent RE
	ICA Rev: Jan-Feb 1987(43:1): 9-13	12800	DEVELOPING A STRATEGIC MARKETING PLAN - PART 1	Manassero WJ
	ICA Rev: Jan-Feb 1987(43:1): 51-53	12806	HOW TO WIN PATIENTS AND KEEP THEM	Singer D
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Sep-Oct 1987(30:2): 134-36	12151	BUYING OR STARTING A PRACTICE: CONSIDER YOUR OPTIONS	Bodker B Levinson D
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Nov-Dec 1987(30:3): 10-12	11982	QUALITIES THE PUBLIC EXPECTS FROM A DOCTOR - PART 4: EXCERPTS FROM "SECRETS OF A PRACTICE CONSULTANT" - VOL. III	Fernandez PG
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Nov-Dec 1987(30:3): 60+	11994	AN INSIDE LOOK AT THE ASSOCIATE PRACTICE	Humble DD
	Dig Chiropr Econ: May-Jun 1987(29:6): 12-13	12468	USE TELEMARKETING TO MASTER THE "THREE C'S" OF SUCCESSFUL PRACTICE BUILDING	Schmidt DA
	Dig Chiropr Econ: May-Jun 1987(29:6): 136+	12493	QUALITIES THE PUBLIC EXPECTS FROM A DOCTOR - PART III: EXCERPT FROM "SECRETS OF A PRACTICE CONSULTANT" - VOL. III	Fernandez PG
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Mar-Apr 1987(29:5): 34	12608	HOW TO PUBLICIZE YOUR PRACTICE	Weidler WC
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Mar-Apr 1987(29:5): 132-33	12629	CHIROPRACTOR CONSUMERS BE AWARE OR HOW I LOST $100,000 IN FIVE YEAR OF PRACTICE	Shields KE
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Jul-Aug 1987(30:1): 70-73	12317	THE DIFFERENCE IN BUILDING A MORE SUCCESSFUL PRACTICE	Feise RJ
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Jan-Feb 1987(29:4): 60-61	12786	Noncompetition agreements: Protect your chiropractic practice's value	Josselson BH
	Chiropr Aust: Mar 1987(7:1): 9-11	12601	Making the right decisions	Anderson M
	Am Chiropr: Nov 1987(:): 60	11973	DOWN RIGHT! UP RIGHT! (CHIROPRACTIC INSIDE-OUT) BY WILLIAM E. TICKEL
	Am Chiropr: Nov 1987(:): S64-67	11975	THE RETIRING DOCTOR	Singer R
	Am Chiropr: Nov 1987(:): 70	11977	ARE YOU THE DOCTOR, DOCTOR?	Barge FH
	Am Chiropr: Nov 1987(:): 76	11979	THE BODY/MIND CONNECTION: THE POWER OF PERSONAL MAGNETISM	Harrison E
	Am Chiropr: Nov 1987(:): 85-87	11981	THE MONSTER SYNDROME: THE SUCCESSFUL DC'S TRAP	Fernandez PG
	Am Chiropr: May 1987(:): S52-55	12457	HOW TO SUCCESSFULLY CUT OVERHEAD WITHOUT HURTING YOUR PRACTICE	Guthrie WC
	Am Chiropr: May 1987(:): S58-59	12459	THE FAMILY	Maren A
	Am Chiropr: May 1987(:): S60	12460	THE GREAT PRACTICE BROCHURE
	Am Chiropr: May 1987(:): 62-65	12462	THE ASSOCIATE PRACTICE: WORKING TOGETHER EFFICIENTLY	Barge FH
	Am Chiropr: May 1987(:): 66 67	12463	HOW TO `DIVORCE' AN ASSOCIATE	Arkin J
	Am Chiropr: Mar 1987(:): 63+	12590	Associates: Can they make a difference?	Leone J
	Am Chiropr: Mar 1987(:): 88	12597	THE PERSONAL INJURY/WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION PRACTICE	Fernandez PG
	Am Chiropr: Jun 1987(:): 63-64	12383	THE PERSONAL INJURY/WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION PRACTICE	Fernandez PG
	Am Chiropr: Jul 1987(:): 23-26	12272	RICK KUYKENDALL, D.C.: THE UNION OF CHIROPRACTIC AND ORTHOPEDIC PRACTICES
	Am Chiropr: Jul 1987(:): 38-43	12274	HOW TO GET TOP VALUE FOR YOUR PRACTICE	Hollis DW
	Am Chiropr: Jul 1987(:): S49-50	12276	ACCEPTANCE OR TOLERATION?
	Am Chiropr: Jan 1987(:): 78	12758	COMPUTERS: THE HUMAN FACTOR	Norworth M
	Am Chiropr: Jan 1987(:): 80	12759	THE PERSONAL INJURY/WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION PRACTICE	Fernandez PG
	Am Chiropr: Feb 1987(:): 56	12723	PROFESSIONAL EXCELLENCE BY PETER H. BURGHER
	Am Chiropr: Dec 1987(:): 22-24	11862	MALPRACTICE! THE LAWYERS ARE COMING, THE LAWYERS ARE COMING!	Murkowski KSJ
	Am Chiropr: Dec 1987(:): 35-41	11865	THE MEDICAL SHUFFLE - HOSPITAL STYLE	Eubank B
	Am Chiropr: Aug 1987(:): 50-52	12237	ARE YOU THE DOCTOR, DOCTOR?	Barge FH
	Am Chiropr: Apr 1987(:): 14+	12544	SHARING PROFITS IN A JOINT PRACTICE	Arkin J
	Am Chiropr: Apr 1987(:): 34+	12547	WILLIAM HARRIS, D.C. AND THE FOUNDATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF CHIROPRACTIC EDUCATION
	Am Chiropr: Apr 1987(:): 40-42+	12548	DOCTOR'S LIEN: IMPROVING YOUR COLLECTIONS	Hangehold MT
	Am Chiropr: Apr 1987(:): 44-48	12549	COURT RULES IN FAVOR OF VALIDITY OF DOCTOR'S LIEN	Wiseman JE
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1986(15:5): 23+	13083	FINANCING A START-UP PRACTICE	Pratt RM
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1986(15:5): 25-26	13084	FRANCHISING OF CHIROPRACTIC	Bratton S
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1986(15:5): 27-28	13085	A QUICK ALTERNATIVE: MODULAR CONSTRUCTION	Limbo KL
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1986(15:5): 29-30	13086	A COMPREHENSIVE APPROACH TO CLINIC CONSTRUCTION	Pawlitz MC
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1986(15:5): 37-38+	13090	GET THE MOST FROM THE SALE OF YOUR PRACTICE	Bodker B Levinson D
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1986(15:5)	13091	PRACTICAL GUIDE TO CLINIC INTERIORS	Levino-Jones A
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1986(15:5): 47-50	13092	CONSTRUCTION: A STEP-BY-STEP PROCESS	Weiner T
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1986(15:5): 53-55	13094	A TIME TO UPGRADE: GREGG CHIROPRACTIC CENTER
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1986(15:5): 57-58+	13095	THE CORPORATE LIFE: AN OFFICE COMPLEX CLINIC
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1986(15:5): 59	13096	Slowing down the pace: A mobile home clinic	Gay B
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1986(15:5): 65+	13098	A SUBURBAN CLINIC: MESA CHIROPRACTIC CENTRE	Pool EJ Pool TP
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1986(15:5): 67+	13099	AN URBAN RENEWAL: SPARLIN CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC	Panter J
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1986(15:5): 105	13106	Overcoming compulsive spending	Stanley G
	Todays Chiropr: Mar-Apr 1986(15:3): 41-42	13513	BUILDING A CLIENTELE THROUGH EFFICIENT OFFICE PROCEDURES	Laubach JH
	Todays Chiropr: Mar-Apr 1986(15:3): 43-44	13514	CONFRONTING THE OBSTACLES IN YOUR ESTABLISHED PRACTICE	Singer D
	Todays Chiropr: Mar-Apr 1986(15:3): 45+	13515	BACK TO SCHOOL: EDUCATING THE DOCTOR ABOUT BUSINESS	Latch LE
	Todays Chiropr: Mar-Apr 1986(15:3): 47-49	13516	ANALYZING YOUR PRACTICE FROM THE PATIENT'S PERSPECTIVE	Anderson FM
	Todays Chiropr: Mar-Apr 1986(15:3): 51+	13517	ADVICE ON PLANNING AND SETTING UP YOUR FIRST PRACTICE	Fernandez PG
	Todays Chiropr: Jul-Aug 1986(15:4): 23-25	13200	ARE YOUR PATIENTS WALKING OUT AND NEVER RETURNING?	Bishop K Doyle K
	Todays Chiropr: Jul-Aug 1986(15:4): 29-30	13202	FIRST IMPRESSIONS: CREATING A PROFESSIONAL STYLE	Ladenheim CJ
	J Chiropr: Jun 1986(23:6): 43-44	13271	A NEW DIMENSION IN HEALTH CARE	White S
	J Chiropr: Jun 1986(23:6): 46-48	13272	EIGHTY-SIX TIPS OF SUCCESS	Sportelli L White S
	J Chiropr: Jul 1986(23:7): 5+	13186	One last word on marketing	Luedtke KL
	J Chiropr: Jul 1986(23:7): 22	13187	Changing times: Office design, good example and good advice
	J Chiropr: Jul 1986(23:7): 23-26	13188	Designing the chiropractic office	Martin JT
	J Chiropr: Jul 1986(23:7): 28-32	13189	Computerizing your chiropractic office	Smith CL
	J Chiropr: Jul 1986(23:7): 34-35	13190	The automated office: Questions you should ask	Howard JM
	J Chiropr: Aug 1986(23:8): 47-49	13130	THE CHIROPRACTIC CONSULTANT	Vlasuk SL
	ICA Rev: Nov-Dec 1986(42:6): 40-42	12931	WHAT CAN I EXPECT FROM A COMPUTER?	Adler BL
	ICA Rev: May-Jun 1986(42:3): 33-34	13329	HMOS AND PPOS DEVELOPING A STRATEGY FOR PARTICIPATION	Deshong DF
	ICA Rev: May-Jun 1986(42:3): 38-39	13331	PROTECT YOUR INCOME AND YOUR BUSINESS	Quill D
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Sep-Oct 1986(29:2): 48-50	12997	FINDING YOUR HIDDEN OBSTACLES - PART 3	Anderson FM
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Sep-Oct 1986(29:2): 48-50	12998	HUMAN ENGINEERING	Caselli K
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Nov-Dec 1986(29:3): 112-13	12916	ARE YOUR PATIENTS WALKING OUT AND NEVER RETURNING?	Bishop KA Doyle K
	Dig Chiropr Econ: May-Jun 1986(28:5): 22+	13302	THE REINVENTION OF CHIROPRACTIC - PART 3	Lalla J
	Dig Chiropr Econ: May-Jun 1986(28:5): 27-28+	13303	FINDING YOUR HIDDEN OBSTACLES - PART 1	Anderson FM
	Dig Chiropr Econ: May-Jun 1986(28:5): 36+	13306	IMPROVE YOUR COLLECTIONS	Amato W
	Dig Chiropr Econ: May-Jun 1986(28:5): 56+	13311	THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN OBJECTIVE MEANS OF TREATMENT VALIDATION	Del Giorno D
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Mar-Apr 1986(28:5): 29-30+	13426	HOW TO MOTIVATE YOUR STAFF	Pierce RW
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Mar-Apr 1986(28:5): 74+	13435	THE REINVENTION OF CHIROPRACTIC - PART 2	Lalla J
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Mar-Apr 1986(28:5): 138	13440	AFTER CHIROPRACTIC SCHOOL, THEN WHAT? REFLECTIONS OF ONE DOCTOR'S FIRST YEAR IN PRACTICE	Keenan DJ
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Jul-Aug 1986(29:1): 34+	13158	FINDING YOUR HIDDEN OBSTACLES - PART 2	Anderson FM
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Jul-Aug 1986(29:1): 40	13160	THE DILEMMA OF PRACTICE MANAGEMENT	Van Denburgh RD
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Jul-Aug 1986(29:1): 55-56+	13165	THE MOST PROFITABLE WAY TO COORDINATE A BUSY OFFICE	Amato W
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Jul-Aug 1986(29:1): 60+	13166	CONFIDENTIALITY STATEMENTS	Baird R
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Jul-Aug 1986(29:1): 62+	13167	QUALITIES THE PUBLIC EXPECTS FROM A DOCTOR - PART 1: EXCERPTS FROM "SECRET OF A PRACTICE CONSULTANT"	Fernandez PG
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Jan-Feb 1986(28:4): 12+	13568	BEING THE BEST DOCTOR THAT YOU CAN BE	Anderson FM
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Jan-Feb 1986(28:4): 29-30+	13573	THE REINVENTION OF CHIROPRACTIC - PART 1	Lalla J
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Jan-Feb 1986(28:4): 73+	13583	THE MASTER MANUAL METHOD OF PROCESSING PATIENTS - PART 2	Amato W
	Chiropr Aust: Mar 1986(6:1): 23-26	13419	Finding the right money for your practice needs	Hannam C
	Chiropr Aust: Mar 1986(6:1): 32-33	13421	The doctor	Barge FH
	Chiropr Aust: Jun 1986(6:2): 25-30	13239	Motor vehicles... the new tax rules	Hannam C
	Chiropr Aust: Dec 1986(6:4): 13-15	12840	Computers and their potential within chiropractic	Rayson D
	Am Chiropr: Sep 1986(:): 21-22+	12972	MD/DC groups: An alternative health system	Schuman JD
	Am Chiropr: Sep 1986(:): 32+	12974	Understanding the advantages of accounts receivable funding	Bonner PJ Murphy BG
	Am Chiropr: Sep 1986(:): 74	12978	The personal injury/workmen's compensation practice	Fernandez PG
	Am Chiropr: Sep 1986(:): 85-93	12984	TAC special focus: Practice development
	Am Chiropr: Oct 1986(:): 14+	12944	DOCUMENTATION FOR OBJECTIVE EVALUATION PROCEDURES: AN EXCITING NEW ERA	Ward LE
	Am Chiropr: Oct 1986(:): 60+	12951	ARE YOU THE DOCTOR, DOCTOR? I GET MY PATIENTS WELL TOO FAST	Barge FH
	Am Chiropr: Oct 1986(:): 64	12953	HOW TO SET UP AND OPERATE YOUR OWN CHIROPRACTIC PRACTICE, BY MAX FALLEK
	Am Chiropr: Nov 1986(:): 99-100	12899	THE PERSONAL INJURY/WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION PRACTICE	Fernandez PG
	Am Chiropr: May 1986(:): 22+	13288	Chiropractic marketing today: Do or die	Feise RJ
	Am Chiropr: May 1986(:): 51+	13295	THE PERSONAL INJURY/WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION PRACTICE	Fernandez PG
	Am Chiropr: Mar 1986(:): 53-55	13409	TAC SPECIAL FOCUS: COMPUTERS
	Am Chiropr: Mar 1986(:): 64	13412	The personal injury / workmen's compensation practice	Fernandex PG
	Am Chiropr: Jun 1986(:): 22+	13223	MALPRACTICE: PROOFING THE CHIROPRACTIC PRACTICE	Storer FW
	Am Chiropr: Jun 1986(:): 28+	13224	Malpractice and your staff	Kapp MB
	Am Chiropr: Jun 1986(:): 52-53	13230	Are you the doctor, doctor?	Barge FH
	Am Chiropr: Jul 1986(:): 4-6+	13140	THE ULTIMATE CHIROPRACTIC OFFICE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM	Norworth M
	Am Chiropr: Jul 1986(:): 11-12+	13141	COMPUTER DISASTER: IS YOUR COMPUTER SABOTAGE-PROOF?	Moradi A
	Am Chiropr: Jul 1986(:): 78-79	13151	THE PERSONAL INJURY/WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION PRACTICE	Fernandez PG
	Am Chiropr: Jan 1986(:): 11-12+	13559	PRACTICE BUILDERS AND PRACTICE KILLERS	Fernandez PG
	Am Chiropr: Jan 1986(:): 68-69	13567	ARE YOU THE DOCTOR, DOCTOR?	Barge FH
	Am Chiropr: Feb 1986(:): 47-54	13539	TAC SPECIAL FOCUS: PRACTICE DEVELOPMENT
	Am Chiropr: Feb 1986(:): 62	13544	THE PERSONAL INJURY/WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION PRACTICE	Fernandez PG
	Am Chiropr: Feb 1986(:): 70	13545	DECORATE FOR SUCCESS	Feise RJ
	Am Chiropr: Dec 1986(:): 35-36	12830	IS FINANCIAL GAIN OUR AIM?	Rosquist WL
	Am Chiropr: Dec 1986(:): 44+	12832	DR. FLAVIAN SANTAVICCA, JR.
	Am Chiropr: Dec 1986(:): 88	12839	The body/mind connection: Innate advertising	Harrison E
	Am Chiropr: Aug 1986(:): 70	13122	ARE YOU THE DOCTOR, DOCTOR?	Barge FH
	Am Chiropr: Apr 1986(:): 22+	13379	MARKETING THE HEALTH CARE PRACTICE: A CASE STUDY APPROACH	McGowan MJ
	Am Chiropr: Apr 1986(:): 88-89	13388	ARE YOU THE DOCTOR, DOCTOR?	Barge FH
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1985(14:4): 49	13965	Advertising: What kind of ad works best?	Watkin JK
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1985(14:4): 75+	13974	Look before you leap	Kats DJ
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1985(14:4): 79+	13975	Nuts and bolts advice	Cretsinger WG
	Todays Chiropr: Sep-Oct 1985(14:4): 113-14	13981	Practice management: Questions and answers on practice management	Ward CE
	Todays Chiropr: Nov-Dec 1985(14:5): 9+	13776	HE WHO HESITATES	Herfert RC
	Todays Chiropr: Nov-Dec 1985(14:5): 13-14	13777	GENESIS SYSTEMS	Kwasny R
	Todays Chiropr: Nov-Dec 1985(14:5): 15-16	13778	SYSTEMS PLUS	Stephens N
	Todays Chiropr: Nov-Dec 1985(14:5): 17-19+	13779	EXPERT ADVICE FOR D.C.'S	Ulrich W
	Todays Chiropr: Nov-Dec 1985(14:5): 21-23	13780	CHIRO MAC SOFTWARE	Edwards MB
	Todays Chiropr: Nov-Dec 1985(14:5): 25+	13781	ASK THE EXPERT	Wolf GT
	Todays Chiropr: Nov-Dec 1985(14:5): 87-88	13805	DEVELOPING A FAMILY PRACTICE	Morgan T
	Todays Chiropr: Nov-Dec 1985(14:5): 91-92	13808	PRACTICE MANAGEMENT: MORE TIME FOR PATIENT CARE	Showers K
	Todays Chiropr: May-Jun 1985(14:2): 63	14217	PERSONAL INJURY CASE HISTORY	Margolies JE
	Todays Chiropr: Jul-Aug 1985(14:3): 63-65	14079	GOOD IMAGE TODAY: MORE PATIENTS TOMORROW	Tellem SM
	Todays Chiropr: Jul-Aug 1985(14:3): 67-68+	14080	ADVERTISING'S ROCKY ROAD	Murray LV
	Todays Chiropr: Jul-Aug 1985(14:3): 69+	14081	GETTING YOUR MONEY'S WORTH	Mize JW
	J Chiropr: Oct 1985(22:10): 19-20	13829	FIVE EXPERTS SHARE THEIR THOUGHTS ON WHAT TO LOOK FOR IN A PRACTICE MANAGEMENT CONSULTANT	Sportelli L
	J Chiropr: Oct 1985(22:10): 21-22	13830	FIVE EXPERTS SHARE THEIR THOUGHTS ON WHAT TO LOOK FOR IN A PRACTICE MANAGEMENT CONSULTANT	Rosenfield H
	J Chiropr: Oct 1985(22:10): 22-23	13832	FIVE EXPERTS SHARE THEIR THOUGHTS ON WHAT TO LOOK FOR IN A PRACTICE MANAGEMENT CONSULTANT	Daly TR
	J Chiropr: Feb 1985(22:2): 32-33	14384	CHIROPRACTIC IN ITALY	Siegfried GR
	J Chiropr: Feb 1985(22:2): 56	14391	DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS COMPLETES 1984 SURVEY, PART I
	ICA Rev: May-Jun 1985(41:3): 10-13	14488	PRESENTING CHIROPRACTIC TO BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY CAN BUILD YOUR PRACTICE	Stokes DL
	ICA Rev: May-Jun 1985(41:3): 13	14495	DCS AND MDS: REFERRING WITHOUT FEAR	Stucky LJ
	ICA Rev: May-Jun 1985(41:3): 14-16	14496	MAKING YOUR THIRD-PARTY BILLING SYSTEM WORK	Murkowski KJ
	ICA Rev: May-Jun 1985(41:3): 27-30	14504	STREAMLINING YOUR PRACTICE WITH PROPER CASE HISTORY FORMS	Murkowski KSJ
	ICA Rev: May-Jun 1985(41:3): 31-32	14505	THE HIDDEN COSTS OF LOW-LIMIT INSURANCE POLICIES	Harrison JD Walsh DL
	ICA Rev: May-Jun 1985(41:3): 32-33	14507	MASTERING MEDIA DYNAMICS	Stevens A
	ICA Rev: May-Jun 1985(41:3): 33	14508	WHY ARE INSURANCE RATES SO HIGH?	Dimiceli JJ
	ICA Rev: May-Jun 1985(41:3): 34-35	14509	PR 101: THE NEWS RELEASE	Jacobs DB
	ICA Rev: May-Jun 1985(41:3): 36-38	14510	POLISHING YOUR SPEAKING SKILLS
	ICA Rev: May-Jun 1985(41:3): 44-45	14513	MAKING PR WORK FOR YOU: ICA'S PUBLIC RELATIONS TEAM HAS THE EXPERTISE AND RESOURCES TO HELP	Maxwell J
	ICA Rev: May-Jun 1985(41:3): 46-47	14514	HAS A REPORTER DONE YOU WRONG?: ENSURE FAVORABLE MEDIA COVERAGE WITH A LITTLE FORETHOUGHT AND LOTS OF SPUNK
	Eur J Chiropr: Jun 1985(33:2): 67-68	14097	LIMITS OF THE CHIROPRACTOR'S RESPONSIBILITY	Molloy R
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Sep-Oct 1985(28:2): 64	13870	FINANCING YOUR PRACTICE: STEPS TO SUCCESS	Warren RT
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Sep-Oct 1985(28:2): 70-72+	13871	ORGANIZING YOUR PRACTICE FROM "THE MASTER MANUAL"	Amato W
	Dig Chiropr Econ: May-Jun 1985(27:6): 38-41	14169	PRACTICES ARE "GOING CONCERNS": HOW MUCH IS YOUR PRACTICE WORTH?	Silverman H
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Jul-Aug 1985(28:1): 28-31+	14027	IN GOD WE TRUST - ALL OTHERS PAY CASH	Lalla J
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Jul-Aug 1985(21:1): 34-37	14028	REFERRAL PROCEDURES, PART 2, EXCERPTS FROM THE BOOK "1001 WAYS TO ATTRACT NEW PATIENTS"	Fernandez PG
	Dig Chiropr Econ: Jul-Aug 1985(21:1): 70-73+	14036	THE VALUE AND TYPES OF SIGNS FOR CHIROPRACTORS	Gibbens J
	Am Chiropr: Sep 1985(:):