SCROLL DOWN
 for Overview of Regulation and the Role of the ICRS

NEW 

What happens in Budapest doesn't stay in Budapest!  It matters worldwide.

10th Annual Forum Topics

​Securing chiropractic legislation and title protection in unregulated jurisdictions
Preparing for growth in European chiropractic: new programs
​WCCS students:
​Future registrants and regulators
Research and legislation
CPD requirements
Diagnostic imaging
International accreditation and practitioner mobility
Spotlight on Australia's regulatory system
​Chiropractic conduct, performance, and ethics
OFFICERS ELECTED FOR TWO YEAR TERMS
Vice Chair Kristin Grace, Chiropractic Board of New Zealand; Chair Lisa Richard, Federation of Canadian Chiropractic; Executive Director Donna (Liewer) Cohen; Secretary / Treasurer Penny Bance, General Chiropractic Council - United Kingdom
OVERVIEW OF THE ICRS
Picture
Chiropractic regulation exists in many countries to protect the public. 

The ICRS is established to support those jurisdictions that have legislative authority to regulate chiropractors, and to assist those who wish to work toward adding the appropriate regulatory structure to protect the public. Anyone interested in the goals of the ICRS is welcome to attend the annual Forum.


NEW! ​
ICRS formally incorporated in Canada
Membership in the ICRS is now open to qualifying organizations
Mobility with Accountability

One of the primary goals of the ICRS is to ensure that qualified chiropractors with clean practice histories can move freely among the regulated jurisdictions.

Ongoing Projects

Current efforts are focused on developing reliable information about the state of chiropractic regulation in the world. Accreditation, education, registration/licensure, travel for athletic and disaster care as well as teaching are the primary areas at this time. 
Annual Forum

The day-long Forum is held annually in conjunction with other major chiropractic meetings, to afford a cost-effective format for attendees.

Previous Forums
 
2009    Montréal, Québec
2010    London, United Kingdom
2011    Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
2012    Perth, Western Australia
2013    Durban, South Africa
2014    Myrtle Beach, South Carolina USA
2015    Athens, Greece
2016    Geneva, Switzerland
2017    Washington, D.C. - in conjunction with DC2017
2018    Budapest, Hungary - in conjunction with ECU

UPCOMING
2019    Berlin, Germany - in conjunction with WFC & ECU