The CCGI Podcast

In this episode we sit down with Dr. Demetry Assimakopoulos to discuss his role at the Toronto Rehabilitation Institute, chronic pain workshops, and a clinical scenario. 

This episode features two chiropractors, Dr. Brett Guist and Dr. Paul Mastragostino. In this episode we discuss their role in the development of our CCGI osteoarthritis guideline summary. We also spoke about the clinical applications of this guideline.

Dr. Martha Funabashi, PhD is currently working as a clinical research scientist at CMCC. We discuss the SafetyNET project, the CARL program, and her work at CMCC. Her most recent publication can be accessed here.

In this interview we discuss Dr. Passmore's work at the University of Manitoba, Mount Carmel clinic, and in guideline development. We also discuss the role of chiropractic integration into multidisciplinary settings. 

In this episode we discuss the ICARE Chiro Cast, the University of Bridgeport School of Chiropractic, as well as guidelines in practice. Our guest, Dr. Stephen Perle is a faculty member at the university and is an associate editor of Chiropractic and Manual Therapies.

In this episode we sit down with Dr. Matt Wentzell about his experience pursuing a fellowship in sports sciences, his recent publication in the JCCA, and how he integrates evidence into practice.

Join us for our very first podcast episode in French with Dr. Frances Leblanc and Dr. Theery Piché. We discuss UQTR, the CMCC Sports Sciences Residency, and concussions.

Joignez-vous pour notre premier épisode de podcast en français avec les docteurs Frances Leblanc et Theery Piché. Nous discutons de l'UQTR, de la résidence en sciences du sport de la CMCC et des commotions cérébrales.

 

This week we sit down with Dr. Jessica Wong and discuss clinical practice guidelines, the OPTIMa Collaboration, and current projects. 

Join us for the 21st episode of the CCGI podcast. We speak with Dr. Candelaria and discuss the ISAEC program as well as his work in a hospital setting.

Join us for this episode as we discuss Dr. Schneider's research at the University of Pittsburgh, the Primary Spine Practitioner Program, clinical practice guidelines, as well as spinal stenosis.