News from World Spine Care
Strengthening Spine Care in Botswana: Training Local Healthcare Providers in Evidence-Based Protocols
Earlier this year, a team journeyed over 3,500 kilometers (more than 2,000 miles) round-trip from their home clinic, making stops at five hospitals in Tsabong, Hukuntsi, Ghanzi, Shakawe, and Maun.
During their time on the road, the team had the opportunity to consult with more than 70 patients, many of whom were dealing with chronic pain conditions that had become disabling and difficult to manage. They also had the privilege of delivering presentations to over 120 healthcare professionals, including doctors, physiotherapists, and medical students.
GSCI Researchers and Cross Lake Clinicians present at Chiropractic Rounds webinar in Saskatchewan
World Spine Care Canada and the Indigenous leadership of Pimicikamak Okimawin (Cross Lake First Nation) are pleased to announce a research project and health service in Cross Lake, Mani- toba, Canada. Funding is made possible through funding from from Health Canada Substance Use and Addiction Program., the Canadi- an Chiropractic Association, the Canadian Chiropractic Research Foundation, and the Skoll Foundation.
Dr. André Bussières selected as SPINE20 Scientific Taskforce Co-Chair
The SPINE20 Scientific Taskforce has appointed Dr. André Bussières co-chair of the Implementation domain for the upcoming Annual Meeting in New Delhi, India this coming August.
The future of telehealth in spine care - SpineIQ Webinar
Scott Haldeman, founder, and president of World Spine Care, participated in a webinar hosted by SpineIQ. He discussed the challenges and changes in healthcare due to the coronavirus pandemic, the guides developed for clinicians and patients to manage back and neck pain from a distance, and the future of telehealth in spine care.
A new peer-reviewed article describes World Spine Care & GSCI's guides for managing neck and back pain
A new paper from World Spine Care and the Global Spine Care Initiative was recently published in the journal JMIR Public Health and Surveillance.The article describes the process that the authors underwent to develop the guides for Managing Neck and Back Pain in the Time of COVID-19 released last year. The guides help empower patients to self-manage spine pain when appropriate.
Global Spine Care Initiative paper included in the top 17 cited articles in global neurosurgery
A newly published article in the journal World Neurosurgery revealed the most cited articles in global neurosurgery. Included in the top 17 list is a paper that was led by Drs. Bart Green, Claire Johnson, and Scott Haldeman for the Global Spine Care Initiative.
As an Amazon Associate and registered non-profit in the US, Canada, and U.K., World Spine Care may earn from qualifying purchases at Amazon.com, Amazon.ca, Amazon.co.uk, and AmazonSmile.