Congratulations to HSC postgraduate student Joyce Miller who has just completed her PhD by Publication. Joyce Miller is a chiropractic practitioner and lecturer with over 25 years private practice experience. She is Associate Professor at Anglo-European Chiropractic College in Bournemouth. Her thesis Effects of Musculoskeletal Dysfunction in Excessive Crying Syndromes of Infancy presents research spanning more than a decade. Joyce studied the relevance of chiropractic manual therapy to excessive crying in infancy through a unique series of eight clinical academic papers.
The eight separate studies used a range of different research methods:
- a demographic survey of paediatric patients attending a chiropractic clinic;
- a record study to determine the prevalence of side effects or adverse events;
- a cohort study to substantiate sub-groups of excessively crying infants;
- a prospective observational study to develop a predictive model using likelihood ratios to forecast the presence of infant colic in a clinical population;
- validation of a one-page instrument to assess clinical outcomes against the gold standard crying diary;
- a randomised comparison trial of two types of chiropractic manual therapy for infant colic;
- a randomised controlled single blind trial to determine efficacy of blinding as well as chiropractic manual therapy in management of infant colic;
- a case-control study to investigate long-term effects of chiropractic manual therapy into toddlerhood.
Well done!
Prof. Edwin van Teijlingen
HSC
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