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 Histology (90) Pathology (135) Chiropractic principles (75)  Human biochem. (105) Chiropr. principles (60) Practice management (75)  Chiropr. principles (90) Chiropr. procedures (300) Imaging interpretation (90)  Clinical chiropractic (60) Physics and clinical imaging (90) Radiological position and technique (30)  Palpation (120) Clinical orthopedics and neurology (180) Differential diagnosis (90)  Neuroscience (120) Nutritional assessment (60) Clinical application of manual procedures (60)  Normal radiological anatomy (90) Community health (60) Clinical internship (390)  Human physiology (135) Physiological therapeutics (105) Dermatology (15)  Fundamentals of nutrition (60) Clinical nutrition (60) Clinical psychology (15)  Introduction to physical examination skills (120) Research methods (30) Obstetrics/gynecology (15)  Chiropractic procedures (105) Practice management (30) Pediatrics (15)    Imaging interpretation (75) Geriatrics (15)    Differential diagnosis (90) Clinical laboratory clerkship (15)    Clinical chiropr. applied (90)    Total hours: 1,515 TOTAL HRS: 1,485 TOTAL HRS: 1,410 TOTAL: 450*Number of contact hours is noted in parentheses.Source: Los Angeles College of Chiropractic, Whittier, California. 5. Recent Trends and InnovationsWithin the health sciences in the past decade there have been numerous innovations in educational principles and practice. In chiropractic, most of the teaching institutions are involved in curriculum reform. Key innovations include the move to problem-based learning, self-directed learning, computer-assisted learning, the use of standardized patients, and the use of objective structured clinical examinations (Adams, 1991; Traina, 1994).Unlike most public- and private-sector institutions of higher learning, limited external education and research funding have hindered chiropractic institutional development thereby contributing to excessive tuition dependence. Recent Federal initiatives focusing on developing and prioritizing research within the chiropractic profession have highlighted this issue, emphasizing the need for directed educational research and faculty development (Adams, 1997). A number of chiropractic schools are well aware of the challenges confronting their programs and attempts are under way to fund innovative ways of enhancing chiropractic educational programs (Adams, 1997). However, and earmarked for educational enhancement. D. Specialty TrainingSpecialty training is available through U.S. chiropractic colleges for part-time postgraduate education programs or full-time residency programs. Postgraduate education programs are available in family practice, applied chiropractic sciences, clinical neurology, orthopedics, sports injuries, pediatrics, nutrition, rehabilitation, and industrial consulting.. You can't apply for the police force for instance if you don't have a Maths and English GCSE course behind you at grade A - C. There have been several cases when current police recruits have had to return to evening classes to obtain the qualifications that they have required in order to continue with their employment procedure.Extra GCSE courses don't have to be just for mature students, they can also be for students who have just finished their school education.