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Advancing Chiropractic in Today’s Health Care
On campus and at the Hilton St. Louis at the Ballpark
September 16-19, 2021
Logan University is eager to welcome alumni, faculty, staff and hundreds of
leaders in chiropractic and health care back to Symposium this fall. Join us for
24 hours of continuing education featuring experts and thought leaders in their
professions, exhibitors, social and networking events, and an address from
Logan President Clay McDonald, DC (’82), MBA, JD.
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Logan University thanks our sponsors for the
generous support that makes Symposium 2021 possible.
GOLD SPONSORS
SILVER SPONSORS
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SPEAKER SPONSORS
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SCHEDULE OF CONTINUING EDUCATION AND EVENTS
about musculoskeletal problems to provide a ness and focus on the most commonly seen con-
THURSDAY, SEPT. 16 common-sense approach to decrease pain, ditions within this patient population along with
increase motion and live a more vibrant life. treatment options and educational strategies.
Logan University Campus
10 a.m. 5 – 7 p.m. 11 – 11:50 a.m.
Registration opens Purser Center Social Event Microbiome in Gut Health: Target
Sponsored by Loomis Enzymes Prebiotic and Probiotics
Join us for a cocktail reception and networking Sponsored by Standard Process
1 – 1:50 p.m. event in the William D. Purser Center at Logan. Weston Bussler, PhD
Leading the Way Into 2021 with Evidence-
Dr. Bussler is part of the research and
Informed Myofascial Therapy
Sponsored by Active Release Techniques® FRIDAY, SEPT. 17 development team at Standard Process as a
nutrition scientist. His work involves translating
Michael Leahy, DC Hilton St. Louis at the Ballpark novel research insights and natural product
Jason Pajaczkowski, CSCS, CPT, DC, innovations into successful products and
FRCCSS(C), FCCPOR(C), DACRB®, ART®, educational material for health care practitioners
7:30 – 8:20 a.m. to support health and wellness. In the first hour,
D. Ac, FMS, SFMA, PRI, IT
Dr. Leahy is founder of ART® and the Elite Unification: A Call for Collaboration/EPIC – Dr. Bussler will provide an overview of the lower
Provider Network. Dr. Pajaczkowski is an Active Our Greatest Global Opportunity gastrointestinal (GI) tract, including common GI
Release Techniques® (ART®) instructor and Sponsored by Logan University issues and gut permeability and its connection
Fellow of the College of Chiropractic Sports Clay McDonald, DC (’82), MBA, JD to the microbiome and whole-body health.
Sciences. In this session, Drs.Pajaczkowski Richard Brown, DC, LLM, FRCC, FBCA,
and Leahy will lead a fast-paced review of the 12 – 1:30 p.m.
FEAC, FAECC
current literature related to the role of fascial Logan University Awards & Scholarship
tissue and how it interacts with muscles, nerves Dr. McDonald serves as president of Logan
University, a role he assumed in March 2013. Luncheon (Invitation only)
and other tissues. They will address the overall
effect it has on a patient’s health and well-being In 2018, Dr. McDonald was named Educator
and provide a demonstration. of the Year by the Missouri Chiropractic 1:30 – 2:20 p.m.
Physician’s Association. Dr. Brown is the Microbiome in Gut Health: Target
secretary-general of the World Federation Prebiotic and Probiotics
2 – 2:50 p.m. of Chiropractic (WFC) and is responsible for
The Cervical Spine Sponsored by Standard Process
strategic policy development. In this session,
Sponsored by Logan University Drs. McDonald and Brown will discuss how Weston Bussler, PhD
Michael Wittmer, DC (‘80) every chiropractor can integrate the WFC’s In the second hour, Dr. Bussler will explore
global principles to advance chiropractic lifestyle influences on the GI microbiome, roles
Dr. Wittmer maintained a private practice for biotics play in supporting health, different types
30 years and has been serving on the faculty of through evidence-based, people-centered, inter-
professional and collaborative care. of pro- and prebiotics, and strategies for combin-
Logan since 1984. In this session, Dr. Wittmer ing various microbiome-modifying substances.
will present on the anatomy and biomechanics
of the cervical spine, diagnosis and assessment 8:30 – 9:20 a.m.
of various conditions, and adjusting concepts, Technique: How We Adapted for the Future: 2:30 – 3:20 p.m.
including manual and vertebral contacts. To be a Success You Must Have the Following: The Future of Cybersecurity: Emergency
Great Content, Repetition and Accountability Responses and How to Prevent Attacks
3 – 3:50 p.m. Sponsored by Activator Methods Sponsored by Dr. Ty the Compliance Guy
Utilizing an HVLA Technique in the Lumbar Arlan Fuhr, DC (’61) Ty Talcott, DC (’78), CHPSE
Spine for Multiple Pain Generators Dr. Fuhr is founder and chairman of Activator Dr. Talcott is a certified HIPAA privacy and
Sponsored by Logan University Methods International and co-inventor of the security expert and has consulted thousands
Anthony Miller, DC (‘99) Activator Adjusting Instrument and Activator of health care practices relative to business
Method Chiropractic Technique. He will review development and protection. In this session,
Dr. Miller is an associate professor at Logan Dr. Talcott will present a case study and
University and chiropractic physician at Esquire the three keys to performing the Activator
Method, introduce the Activator Methods address how to handle a cyberattack and
Sports Medicine & Rehabilitation in St. Louis. prevent ransomware attacks.
Dr. Miller will discuss lumbar anatomy, pain International virtual training platform and share
generators in the lower back, and challenges recent clinical research trials.
using the HVLA technique to address pain. He 3:20 – 4 p.m.
will also demonstrate the HVLA technique. 9:20 – 10 a.m. 40-minute break
40-minute break
4 – 4:50 p.m. 4 – 4:50 p.m.
Review of Up-to-Date Science-Based Studies 10 – 10:50 a.m. Chiropractic Care and the Pregnant Mom
Related to Structural Problems, Loss of Adolescent Health: A Focus on Care Sponsored by Logan University
Range of Motion and Pain Sponsored by Logan University Tiffany Daniels, DC, MCS-P
Sponsored by Food Enzyme Institute Kristina Petrocco-Napuli, DC, MS, FICC, FACC Dr. Daniels owns and operates Chiropractic
Dennis Frerking, DC, FIACA Dr. Petrocco-Napuli serves as assistant dean of Care of Lexington. She is a member of the
Dr. Frerking serves as director of clinical Logan’s College of Chiropractic and president International Chiropractic Pediatric Association
sciences for the Food Enzyme Institute™ and of the American Chiropractic Association’s and is certified in the Webster Technique. She
has been a Logan University postgraduate Council on Women’s Health. In this session, will discuss the importance of chiropractic care
faculty member since June 2019. Dr. Frerking Dr. Petrocco- Napuli will address the importance during pregnancy, adjustments for pregnant
will present up-to-date, science-based studies of educating families and young women on well- women, and tools to educate obstetricians
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and patients on why pregnant women should Christine Goertz, DC, PhD (Dr. Beatrice 4 – 4:50 p.m.
receive chiropractic care. B. Hagen Award winner) Logan University & Mizzou Athletics –
Dr. Goertz is a professor in musculoskeletal Advancement in Chiropractic Care
5 – 5:50 p.m. research at the Duke Clinical Research Institute Sponsored by Logan University
Healthy Solutions for Your Chiropractic and director of system development and Brittany Ramirez, DC (’15), MS (’18), LAT,
Patients that Suffer from E.P.P. (Excessive coordination for Spine Health in the Department
of Orthopedic Surgery at Duke University. She ATC, CCSP®
Pandemic Pounds) Dr. Ramirez is the program director for
is also the chief executive officer of the Spine
Sponsored by ChiroThin, LLC Institute for Quality. Dr. Goertz will address the Logan’s Master of Science in Sports Science
Chris Colgin, DC role of the Doctor of Chiropractic as primary & Rehabilitation, a team chiropractor for the
Dr. Colgin’s chiropractic practice, iChoose Well- spine practitioner and the current evidence University of Missouri-Columbia (Mizzou)
ness Center in San Mateo, California, focuses base for chiropractic care. Athletics and the owner of Columbia
on offering patients all-natural, supervised Chiropractic Group. She will provide an
weight loss programs, lifestyle modifications, overview of the partnership between Logan
11 – 11:50 a.m. and Mizzou Athletics as well as discuss
leaky gut solutions and science-based nutrition.
In this session, Dr. Colgin will examine why President’s Roundtable Discussion: advancements of chiropractic care within the
adult obesity is increasing as well as how chiro- The Future of Chiropractic interdisciplinary sports medicine team, statistics
practors can integrate nutrition into their prac- Sponsored by Logan University and treatment outcomes.
tices to better assist patients. Clay McDonald, DC (’82), MBA, JD
Ron Oberstein, DC 5 – 5:50 p.m.
6 – 8 p.m. John Scaringe, DC, EdD Clinical Biomechanics of Spinal Disorders
Mix & Mingle Reception Dr. McDonald, president of Logan University; Sponsored by NCMIC
Sponsored by ChiroThin, LLC Dr. Oberstein, president of Life West; and Bryan Bond, DC, MS, PhD
Dr. Scaringe, president of Southern California Dr. Bond is a professor and co-director of
SATURDAY, SEPT. 18 University of Health Sciences, join to discuss
the future of the chiropractic profession and
research in the Department of Physical Therapy
at the University of Saint Mary. He will examine
Hilton St. Louis at the Ballpark obstacles they see in educating the next anatomy and biomechanics and therapeutic
generation of Doctors of Chiropractic. exercises for low back pain.
7:30 – 8:20 a.m. 12 – 1:30 p.m. 7 p.m.
How to Become More ESSENTIAL Lunch - Enjoy on your own!
in the Health Care Space Benefactor Appreciation Dinner (Invitation only)
Sponsored by Dr. Fab’s Private Label Nutrition Hosted by Dr. & Mrs. Clay McDonald and the
1:30 – 2:20 p.m. Logan University Board of Trustees
Fab Mancini, DC
Feet and Ankles: What Your Patients Don’t
World-renowned chiropractor with more than
30 years of experience, Dr. Mancini is an
Realize and How You Can Help
Sponsored by Foot Levelers, Inc.
SUNDAY, SEPT. 19
internationally acclaimed educator, business
leader, speaker, consultant and president Kevin Wong, DC Hilton St. Louis at the Ballpark
emeritus of Parker University. In this Through his practice, Orinda Chiropractic &
session, Dr. Mancini will share how chiropractors Laser Center, Dr. Wong has provided 7:30 – 9:20 a.m.
have a unique opportunity to reposition chiropractic care to the Lamorinda, Berkeley,
themselves as essential health care providers in Walnut Creek and many other East San Sexual Harassment, Abuse and Cultural
the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. Francisco Bay Area communities for more Diversity Awareness
than 24 years. In this session, Dr. Wong will Sponsored by NCMIC
8:30 – 9:20 a.m. demonstrate how to analyze a patient’s feet and Mario Fucinari, DC, CCSP®, APMP,
Relevant Rehab: Lumbar Spine Exercises ankles, treat them, and assist with home and CPCO, MCS-P
Choosing Extension vs. Flexion vs. lifestyle care. Dr. Fucinari is a member of the Carrier
Neutral Spine Advisory Committee for Medicare, a Certified
Sponsored by Performance Health 2:30 – 3:20 p.m. Professional Compliance Officer (CPCO),
Donald DeFabio, DC Hospital-Based Chiropractic Practice: Is it Certified Medical Compliance Specialist (MCS-
Dr. DeFabio is a 1984 graduate of New York Right for You? P), and a Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician
Chiropractic College and currently serves Sponsored by Logan University (CCSP®). Dr. Fucinari will discuss risk factors
as chief of chiropractic services at DeFabio pertaining to sexual harassment and diversity
David Vincent, DC (’91) and the reporting process of sexual harassment.
Spine and Sports Rehab in Berkeley Heights,
New Jersey. Dr. DeFabio will review the Dr. Vincent is the Buoncore family endowed He will also lead participants in the development
biomechanics of the lumbar spine and disc load, director of chiropractic medicine at University of policies and procedures.
the use and indications of flexion, extension and Hospitals Connor Integrative Health Network
neutral spine exercise, and exercise principles in Cleveland, Ohio. In this session, Dr. Vincent 9:30 – 11:20 a.m.
and progressions for rehab of the lumbar spine will introduce the typical hospital-based practice
models available to chiropractic physicians and Prevention of Medical Errors Amidst a
in flexion, extension and neutral spine. Pandemic
discuss the pros and cons of practicing in a
hospital-based environment. Sponsored by NCMIC
9:20 – 10 a.m.
Mario Fucinari, DC, CCSP®, APMP,
40-minute break 3:20 – 4 p.m. CPCO, MCS-P
40-minute break In this two-hour session, Dr. Fucinari will
10 – 10:50 a.m. present an overview of potential medical errors,
American College of Physicians GUIDELINE factors contributing to the occurrence of these
ON LOW BACK PAIN – Why, What and Who errors, and steps to prevent errors in the
Sponsored by Logan University chiropractic practice amidst a pandemic.
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Christine Goertz, DC, PhD
2021 Dr. Beatrice B. Hagen Award Winner
A chance meeting with a fellow prevalence of spine-related disorders
student at the University of Minnesota combined with the risk/benefit profile
put Christine Goertz, DC, PhD on of many conventional treatments has
the chiropractic path. “The more my many patients, payers, clinicians and
chemistry lab partner talked about employers searching for other options.
chiropractic, the more I was intrigued,” However, there are several barriers that
she said. “I was really excited by stand in the way of full integration of
the whole-person approach that chiropractic care.”
chiropractic represents.” Dr. Goertz said those barriers include
Today, Dr. Goertz is a professor in individuals who do not have chiropractic
musculoskeletal research at the Duke on their radar screen and inconsistencies
Clinical Research Institute, director of with the quality of care among
system development and coordination chiropractic physicians. As chiropractors,
for spine health in the Department of she said, we need to do a better job
Orthopedic Surgery at Duke and CEO of making sure we are familiar with the
of the Spine Institute for Quality (Spine evidence for chiropractic and share that
IQ). She is also the 2021 recipient of knowledge with both patients and other
the Dr. Beatrice B. Hagen Award, health care providers.
which will be presented during this “We need to be straightforward
year’s Symposium where Dr. Goertz about what we know and don’t know,”
will speak about the role of Doctors Dr. Goertz said. “In addition, we need
of Chiropractic as primary spine to consider what it takes to be a part of
practitioners and the current evidence Spine IQ (www.SpineIQ.org), she said, an integrated health care team. Patients
base for chiropractic care. is committed to providing both. For appreciate it when their clinicians—MDs
Six years ago, Dr. Goertz founded example, Spine IQ BACKfacks increases and DCs—work together to help them
Spine IQ with the goal of defining knowledge about best spine practices, achieve the best possible outcomes.”
quality, demonstrating value and and the organization’s searchable
building trust among those concerned map provides access to thousands of
with spine care. She said it all started chiropractic practices across the country
when someone from Sen. Tom Harkin’s that meet certain quality criteria. In “There’s never been
(Iowa) office stumped her when they addition, the weekly BackBlog helps a better time to be a
called to ask how to find a “good DCs keep up with the latest research,
chiropractor” in Alexandria, Virginia. while SpineIQ’s patient satisfaction DC. Changes in health
“I started to think about what it would data collection program can be used to care delivery represent
mean to both chiropractic physicians improve care, prevent malpractice claims
and patients if we could use data and ethically market chiropractic practice tremendous opportunities
instead of personal opinion to answer while also contributing to chiropractic
that question,” Dr. Goertz said. research efforts.
for the profession as well as
Dr. Goertz believes that for patients “There’s never been a better time to the patients we serve.”
to make an informed choice about be a DC,” she said. “Changes in health
which of the many options for spine care delivery represent tremendous –Dr. Christine Goertz
care is best for them, they need to opportunities for the profession as
have access to tools and knowledge. well as the patients we serve. The high
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