Break the Bias this International Women’s Day
Each year on 8 March, the ACA joins the world in celebrating International Women’s Day. We want to be a part of celebrating and increasing the visibility of women’s achievements,
1 March 2022
Connecting Through Events in 2022
It has been a trying two years, with the postponement of our large-scale events that unite the membership and profession. The ACA has striven to host events online, to maintain
22 February 2022
A New Direction for the Chiropractic Journal of Australia
On behalf of the Australian Chiropractors Association (ACA) and the Australasian Institute of Chiropractic Education (AICE), I am inviting you to connect and follow the Chiropractic Journal of Australia (CJA)
8 February 2022
National Primary Healthcare Standards
The ACA contributed a submission to the Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care’s (the Commission) National Safety and Quality Primary and Community Healthcare Standards. Launched by the
11 January 2022
Research
Introducing ACERF
Funding research is at the heart of the ACA and its core vision to ensure the profession reaches its highest potential. The ACA is committed to evolving evidence-based practice, including
26 December 2021
Christmas
Giving Back in 2021
As with every December, the ACA held their annual Christmas charity drive, ‘Giving Back’ Week from 6 to 12 December. For one week chiropractors around the country were able to
17 December 2021
ACA AGM
Chiropractor of the Year 2021
Dr William (Bill) Hayward is the recipient of the prestigious John A Sweaney AM Chiropractor of the Year Award for 2021. Hailing from the small dusty town of Katanning in
23 November 2021
CPD and Events
Is Your CPD Ready?
Chiropractic registration is just under two weeks away, so it’s time to ensure you have all the continuing professional development (CPD) you need to meet your learning goals. The continuation
17 November 2021
Practising in a Pandemic
Australia’s COVID-19 journey first began when a returned traveller from Wuhan tested positive to a novel coronavirus in Victoria, on 25 January 2020. Named COVID-19 on 11 February, the virus
26 October 2021