McKellow B M
J Manipulative Physiol Ther. 1984 Mar;7(1):13-9.
During the months of February and May, 1982, the Council governing the New Zealand Chiropractors' Association conducted two surveys via its members for the purpose of obtaining information relative to accident victims seeking chiropractic care who would be eligible for compensation under New Zealand's unique comprehensive "no fault" personal injury by accident compensation scheme. The survey of each accident victim included information in several categories; personal status, type of accident and body region injured, clinical information, treatment instituted, and patient post-care status. It was found that chiropractors treated a significant number of accident victims in New Zealand who forgo compensation under the existing modual referred scheme. It was concluded that accident victims eligible for compensation should be afforded more direct access to chiropractic services as a primary health contact profession.
1982年2月和5月期间，新西兰脊骨神经医学协会理事会通过其成员进行了两项调查，目的是获取有关寻求脊骨神经医学护理的事故受害者的信息，这些受害者有资格根据新西兰独特的全面“无过错”意外事故赔偿计划获得赔偿。对每位事故受害者的调查包括几个类别的信息：个人状况、事故类型和受伤身体部位、临床信息、所采取的治疗措施以及患者治疗后的状况。结果发现，在新西兰，脊骨神经医学医生治疗了大量根据现有模块转诊计划放弃赔偿的事故受害者。得出的结论是，有资格获得赔偿的事故受害者应能更直接地获得脊骨神经医学服务，将其作为主要的健康联系专业。
