CPS policy physicians not associate with nor provide any assistance to the practice of chiropractic.

Physio Association writes to CPS advising opposing chiropractic act to include extremities and asks CPS to meet to discuss prior to further meetings with MOH.

letter to BC CPS registrant stating medical doctors are ethically prohibited from referring to a Doctor of Chiropractic.

Lobby against patient referral to x-ray facility not to take referral from Doctor of Chiropractic. Letter to MOH.

Position of Canadian Association of Radiologists: Reports and documents against performing diagnostic imaging for patients of Doctor of Chiropractic.

Letter to CPS directors regarding Combines Act and consideration of amendment to Medical Act regarding chiropractic. Reference to Derek Gellman info to chiropractors.

Letter to Vancouver Province newspaper stating patients not entitled to obtain copies of their medical records but entitled to have them transferred to another physician. (amended by legislation and later CPS information.)

Letter to medical Registrars of all provinces seeking position on chiropractic. States BC CPS … unethical for a physician to enable a person not registered to practice medicine, surgery or midwifery. Radiologists will not accept requests from chiropractors. Requests position of each CPS.

WCB and CPSBC regarding adjudicator training advising unethical to refer to Doctor of Chiropractic and correspondence and advice to worker regarding informing physician.

The New York Times released an article revealing that, “The staff of the House Oversight, and Investigation subcommittee has concluded that the campaign of the American Medical Association to eliminate chiropractic service in the United States may violate the antitrust laws.