Public Health and Chiropractic with Dr. Will Evans Jr.

This one-hour course explores the role of chiropractic within the wider context of public health, highlighting historical foundations and contemporary relevance. Dr. Will Evans Jr. reviews key moments in public health history that have shaped healthcare systems, policies, and provider responsibilities. The course also addresses practical considerations for today's chiropractors, including preparedness for public health emergencies, the chiropractor's role in interdisciplinary public health efforts, and navigating evolving expectations related to community health, prevention, and education. Participants will gain insights into how public health principles intersect with chiropractic practice, and how chiropractors can actively engage in public health issues that affect their patients and communities. The session is designed for professionals looking to enhance their understanding of chiropractic's impact on public health.

• •Understand the historical foundations of public health and how key milestones have shaped modern healthcare systems and chiropractic's role within them
• •Identify practical strategies for chiropractors to prepare for and respond to public health emergencies in their communities
• •Recognize opportunities for chiropractors to contribute meaningfully to interdisciplinary public health initiatives and collaborative care models
• •Apply public health principles—including prevention, education, and health promotion—to enhance patient outcomes and community wellness
• •Evaluate the evolving expectations placed on healthcare providers regarding community health responsibilities and patient advocacy
• •Develop actionable approaches for engaging patients and communities on public health issues relevant to chiropractic practice