THEME, OVERVIEW AND DRAFT SCHEDULE

Technology and Innovation: Shaping the Future of Chiropractic Education

Conference objectives

1. Explore the latest technological advancements and innovations applicable to chiropractic education.

2. Discuss the potential impact of technology on teaching methodologies, curriculum design and student engagement.

3. Foster collaboration and knowledge exchange among educators, practitioners, researchers and industry leaders.

4. Identify strategies to leverage technology for enhancing diagnostic skills, treatment techniques and patient outcomes.

5. Address challenges and opportunities associated with integrating technology into chiropractic education.

6. Inspire participants to embrace innovation and adapt to the evolving landscape of technology and healthcare education.

Conference topics

1. Virtual reality and simulation in chiropractic education

2. Artificial Intelligence and machine learning applications

3. Telehealth and remote patient care

4. Wearable technology and monitoring devices for teaching and learning

5. Gamification and interactive learning tools

6. Data analytics and evidence based practice

7. Augmented reality for anatomy education and visualization

8. Integration of technology in clinical decision support systems

9. Mobile applications and digital health solutions for chiropractors

10. Evolving competency-based education with technology solutions

11. Current and future trends in technology and innovation

12. Ethical and legal considerations in technological advancement

Conference format

• Keynote presentations

• Panel discussions

• Workshops and hands-on demonstration

• Research platform and poster presentations

• Industry exhibition (emphasizing companies and organizations in the healthcare technology sector)

• Networking opportunities

Who should attend?

This conference addresses subjects that are of importance not only to those who are engaged in leadership and teaching in chiropractic education and research but also to practicing chiropractors.

The meeting will be of interest to:

• Institutional presidents and program leaders

• Chiropractic educators and faculty members

• Industry leaders from national chiropractic associations and related organizations

• Chiropractic students

• Mentors and field practitioners who oversee new graduates

• Health technology companies and innovators

• Regulatory bodies and policymakers in healthcare education

• Testing and assessment organizations