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Students in Logan University's anatomy and imaging lab

Overview

The Visiting Scholars Program brings clinical and scientific scholars to campus from institutions including the National Institutes of Health, Harvard Medical School, the University of California and Stanford University School of Medicine, alongside Logan faculty and alumni speakers. This archive documents past sessions.

Chiropractic Grand Rounds

Date, Topic, Speaker
DateTopicSpeaker
July 10, 2026Chronic Musculoskeletal Pain: Emerging Mechanisms, Central Sensitization, Clinical Assessment and Evidence-Informed Chiropractic ManagementJohn Srbely, DC, PhD; Jay P. Shah, MD
March 1, 2024Chiropractic at University Hospitals in Cleveland — From Startup to PublicationsDavid A. Vincent, DC; Robert Trager, DC
September 29, 2023Nociplastic Pain: Neurobiological Determinants and Integrative TreatmentRichard E. Harris, PhD
September 30, 2022Cox® Technic: Research Leads the WayJames M. Cox, DC, DACBR, FICC
October 22, 2021Chiropractic Care and Integrative HealthPeter M. Wayne, PhD
November 1, 2019Impact of Care Provided by Chiropractic Physicians on Use of Prescription OpioidsJames M. Whedon, DC
August 2, 2019Advancing Chiropractic with Advanced Magnetic Resonance ImagingKenneth A. Weber II, DC, PhD
October 20, 2018Chronic Musculoskeletal Pain, Myofascial Trigger Points and Central SensitizationJay P. Shah, MD

Program Range

Past speakers have held appointments at Harvard Medical School, Stanford University, the National Institutes of Health, the University of California–Irvine School of Medicine and University Hospitals Cleveland. Their work spans chronic pain mechanisms, myofascial trigger points, spinal manipulation research, diagnostic imaging and integrative medicine.

Other Archived Programs

The archive also holds past programs from the Joseph W. Howe Oration in Diagnostic Imaging, the National Symposium on Complementary and Alternative Health Care, and Logan's student presentation and discussion series.

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