Table 1 Participant demographic and practice characteristics (n = 13)

Age (years)

37.0 (30.5; 52.0)

Min: 26; Max: 67

Gender

Man

7 (53.8%)

Woman

6 (46.2%)

Indigenous identity

2 (15.4%)

Ethnicity

White

10 (76.9%)

Other

3 (23.1%)

Province of practice

Alberta

1 (7.7%)

British Columbia

1 (7.7%)

Manitoba

1 (7.7%)

Newfoundland and Labrador

2 (15.4%)

Northwest Territories

1 (7.7%)

Nova Scotia

1 (7.7%)

Ontario

4 (30.8%)

Québec

2 (15.4%)

CCA member

11 (84.6%)

Years of experience

10.0 (3.5; 25.5)

Min: 1.0; Max: 43.0

Community

Rural/remote (population ~ 1000—10,000)

1 (7.7%)

Town or smaller regional city (population ~ 10,000—100,000)

6 (46.2%)

Large city (population > 100,000)

6 (46.2%)

Clinical Setting^a

Solo discipline (multiple chiropractors or one chiropractor, including mobile practices)

5 (26.3%)

Interdisciplinary rehabilitation (chiropractic offered alongside other rehabilitation disciplines such as physiotherapy or occupational therapy)

6 (31.6%)

Interdisciplinary CAM (chiropractic offered alongside complementary and alternative therapies such as osteopathy, naturopathy, homeopathy and/or massage therapy)

8 (42.1%)

Hours worked per week

11–20

3 (23.1%)

21 + 

10 (76.9%)