Lisa Goodman, D.C. (West, '06) shares her top five tips to connect with patients outside of the office.
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Three recently published, free-to-download papers from the Palmer Center for Chiropractic Research will offer chiropractors everywhere new tools to guide diagnoses and standardize terminology.
![Dr. Robert Vining](https://www.palmer.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/dr-robert-vining-thumbnail.jpg)
With their recent $300,000 gift to support priority capital projects of the College, the future Learning Commons building on the main campus will feature the Beane Family Active Learning Classroom.
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Dr. Strang has witnessed a lot of change in his 42 years of teaching.
“We still see a lot of students from legacy chiropractic families, but we’re seeing even more students who weren’t previously exposed to chiropractic. They’re seeking a field where they can provide holistic care for their patients; they seem to come to us already recognizing the innate power of the body.”
![Victor Strang, D.C., FPAC](https://www.palmer.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/strang-thumbnail.jpg)
“There are unique opportunities opening up to chiropractors that weren’t there even a few years ago. In 2015, the NBCE Job Analysis showed that only 7% of chiropractors were working in interdisciplinary environments. Now that number is 15.2%. This is another opportunity to work with people who haven’t had access to care in the past, resulting in more awareness of the benefits of chiropractic,” says Dr. Hinkeldey.
![Resident Vivian Ly, D.C. (West, ’18) works with veterans in the clinic.](https://www.palmer.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/ly2-thumbnail.jpg)