How Often Are Physicians and Chiropractors Provided With Patient Information When Accepting Referrals?

Monica M. Smith · Mitchell Haas · Veerasathpurush Allareddy

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The objective of our study is to document how often MD/DOs and doctors of chiropractic (DCs) receive patient information from referring MD/DOs and DCs and highlight to what extent there is a lack of formal intraprofessional and interprofessional referral relationships between MD/DOs and DCs. A total of 517 MD/DOs and 452 DCs participated in this study. The study results suggest that patient information is not regularly provided by either MD/DOs or DCs, even when making formal referrals to a provider of the same type. This was more pronounced when MDs made formal referrals to DCs.

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2006Referral patterns and attitudes of Primary Care Physicians towards chiropractors 2000Fragmentation of Patient Care Between Chiropractors and Family Physicians 2006Intra-professional and inter-professional referral patterns of chiropractors

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