The Royal College of Chiropractors’ Chiropractic Practice Standards are a series of documents designed to help chiropractors meet their obligations in the provision of high quality patient care and/or in ensuring good governance of their services. For each area of practice, they:
- Highlight relevant elements of the General Chiropractic Council’s Code
- Provide expected standards of practice informed by the evidence
- Provide additional helpful guidance, and
- Provide a benchmark for normal practice
The RCC’s third Chiropractic Practice Standard, which was formally launched at the RCC Summer Conference on Saturday 14th June, focuses on Quality Improvement.
View the new Chiropractic Practice Standard: Quality Improvement