Practice Directives & Policies

Practice Directives, Policies and Guidelines are requirements chiropractors must follow in order to practice in Alberta. Failure to adhere to legislation and/or CCOA standards (which include directives and policies) will find a chiropractor subject to the complaint process administered by the CCOA. A complaint can be made by a patient, the Registrar, the Complaints Director or another regulated member.

• CCOA Directive on Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT)

• CCOA Directive on Practice Activity: Diagnostic and Therapeutic Performance of Psychological Interventions

• CCOA Guideline on Infection Prevention and Control

• CCOA Guideline on Professional Boundaries

• CCOA Professional Communication Directive

• CCOA Directive on Practice Activity: Y-Strap

• CCOA Practice Policy on Vaccination and Immunization