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Chiropractic education institutions
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Is chiropractic education provided in your country?
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Yes
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19
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(23.5)
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No
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58
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(64.4)
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Missing
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14
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(15.6)
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Accreditation of the chiropractic educational institutionsa
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By an international chiropractic accreditation counsel
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11
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(12.2)
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By a governmental/federal institution
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5
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(5.6)
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By both
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11
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(12.2)
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Missing
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74
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(82.2)
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The level of chiropractic training is provided by law
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Yes
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25
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(27.8)
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No
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36
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(40.0)
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Missing
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29
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(32.2)
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Requirements to practice
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Is completion of a post-graduate clinical training program required to obtain full licensure or registration to practice as a chiropractor
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Yes (1 or 2 years)
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15
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(16.7)
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No
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39
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(43.3)
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Missing
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36
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(40.0)
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For overseas chiropractors wishing to practice chiropractic in your country, please indicate below which statutory requirements applya
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Work permit
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59
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(65.6)
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Visa
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45
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(50.0)
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Registration with statutory regulator
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36
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(40.0)
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Evidence of health
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18
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(20.0)
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Language proficiency
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23
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(25.6)
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Malpractice insurance
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24
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(26.7)
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Certification of good standing
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27
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(30.0)
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Other (e.g. proof of qualifications, board exams)
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19
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(21.1)
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Overseas chiropractors not permitted to work
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2
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(2.2)
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Missing
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23
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(25.6)
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