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March 3, 20260 citations

Routine medical care for adults with musculoskeletal disorders in the Indigenous community of Pimicikamak, northern Manitoba before and after implementing the Global Spine Care Initiative model: a retrospective chart review with a 10-month post-implementation window: A collaborative research project between World Spine Care Canada (WSCC), Pimicikamack Okimawin, and Cross Lake Nursing Station.

PTPatricia TavaresJWJennifer WardSPSteven Passmore

Key Points

  • Reduced use of imaging and medications is observed in adults with musculoskeletal disorders post-implementation.
  • Key evidence shows a notable decrease in imaging requests and medication prescriptions within 10 months.
  • A retrospective chart review analyzed routine care before and after adopting the Global Spine Care Initiative model.
  • This highlights a potential positive shift in managing musculoskeletal disorders in the Pimicikamak community.

Abstract

The new chiropractic service may be associated with reduced use of imaging and common medications for MSK conditions.

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Tavares et al. (2025) studied this question.

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