Mark Studin

Long Island

Contributor at Chiropractic Economics

Dr. Studin is a national educator and consultant teaching doctors and lawyers trauma care and personal injury.

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The power of taking vitals in your chiropractic office

2 months ago | chiroeco.com | Mark Studin

Since I was a kid, too many years ago, every time I visited a doctor, they started with my blood pressure and pulse. In chiropractic college in the 1970s, taking vitals was one of the first things we learned. As you know, the purpose is simple: monitor cardiovascular health, detect hypertension, assess physical fitness and evaluate the circulatory system.
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May 1, 2024 | theamericanchiropractor.com | Ben Benjamin |Mark Studin
Trends in chiropractic continuing education

Mar 19, 2024 | chiroeco.com | Mark Studin

Doctors of chiropractic must learn how to use new technologies and ensure the most accurate diagnosis to realize the most favorable outcomes our patients expect and deserve. The sophistication of X-ray use and the advent of MRI and CAT scan technologies have added to so many of today’s successful practices and to the direct benefit of the patients we care for. The evidence in the literature offers so much for a practitioner to learn that directly affects patient care.
Evidence-based chiropractic is the path to practice growth and success

Mar 7, 2024 | chiroeco.com | Mark Studin

“Evidence-based” means you are following what science has reported. Evidence-based practice is widely recognized as the key to improving healthcare quality and patient outcomes. Although the purposes of research (conducting research to generate new knowledge) and evidence-based practice (utilizing best evidence) seem quite different, an increasing number of research studies have been conducted with the goal of translating evidence effectively into practice.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is not the solution for personal-injury referrals

Dec 13, 2023 | chiroeco.com | Mark Studin

Although artificial intelligence (AI) is grabbing a lot of headlines today, it’s been around for quite some time. As time progresses it becomes more refined, with easier applications that touch much of what we do in our chiropractic offices. Being a techno-nerd, I grasp everything new to see how it can make my world easier and enhance doctors’ practices at every level, including personal injury.
Clinical chiropractic academics: The “new breed” of chiropractors

Oct 25, 2023 | chiroeco.com | Mark Studin

New opportunities exist for doctors of chiropractic by acquiring advanced credentials recognized in joint providerships with chiropractic and medical academia. Although perception drives reality, there is no substitute for knowledge. When knowledge is supported by evidence in scientific literature and validated by well-respected academic institutions, it changes the perception of those in your community and those looking at you as an expert in your field and beyond.
How to build a personal injury practice in 2023

Oct 2, 2023 | chiroeco.com | Mark Studin

Most DCs want to increase their personal injury practice. The reason is simple yet can be very confusing with so much “noise in the space” by consultants and organizations looking to capitalize on preconceived notions of what will build your practice in a “get rich quick scenario.” First, the reason: most personal injury cases pay more than non-personal injury cases for doing the same work.
Can chiropractic care reduce opioid abuse?

Aug 23, 2023 | chiroeco.com | Mark Studin

Stats show pain lowered from 64% to 55%THE OPIATE EPIDEMIC IN THE UNITED STATES has been well-documented and is the focus of our society, ranging from organized medicine to individual practitioners to governmental policies.
The right way to bring aboard an associate DC

Aug 4, 2023 | chiroeco.com | Mark Studin

Avoid inviting scrutiny to your clinic by following these tipsASSOCIATE DOCTORS ARE THE PATHWAY to growth and freedom in many practices. They bring to a practice renewed energy, extra hands and more flexible scheduling. If you have the right associate doctor, it is a win-win for both parties. The upside is what an associate doctor can do for your practice; the downside is what they can do to your practice.
Caveat emptor: Choose the right personal injury referral service

Jul 11, 2023 | chiroeco.com | Mark Studin