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5 The Clarington Independent, Bowmanville, Saturday, August 13,1994 11 by Dr. Kathlynn Hoch Part 2: Rehabilitation Programs The recent Manga Report, commissioned commissioned by the Ontario Ministry of Health and prepared by the highly-respected highly-respected health economists at the University of Ottawa, represents the largest and most thorough analysis analysis of the scientific literature on low back pain ever. The report demonstrates that chiropractic chiropractic management of low back pain is more effective, more cost- effective and producés higher levels of patient satisfaction than other forms of management. The report recommends that chiropractic services services in Ontario be fully funded by OHP and be fully integrated into the health care system, including hospitals. Workers' Compensation studies report that injured workers with the specific diagnosis of low back pain (L.B.P.) returned to work much sooner when treated by chiropractors. chiropractors. This leads to very significant reductions in direct and indirect costs. Milk Production On the Increase Industrial milk production in Canada will rise two and a half per cent, marking the second consecutive consecutive year of market growth, as dairy farmers respond to an improving Canadian market for dairy products boosted by farmer-financed programs programs that invest in stimulating demand. demand. The temporary quota increase im- pler rented last fall to rebuild butter stoc les filled this need and was with- Ira' vn. The new permanent increase efldcts current and projected domestic domestic butterfat demand for the coming year. This increase follows a two per cent increase last year. Industrial milk makes up about half of the 2.2 billion litres of milk produced in Ontario annually and is used to make dairy products such as blitter, cheese, ice cream, yogurt and skim milk powder. "Canadian dairy farmers invested, about $25 million in various programs programs to increase demand for industrial industrial milk last year," said John Core, Chairman of the Ontario Milk Marketing Marketing Board. "The return on this spending is market growth. We are also benefitting from the gradually improving general economy and are ready to respond to that market demand." demand." The 2.5 per cent increase in the national quota will have slightly different different effects in each province. Ontario Ontario producers will be notified of their individual quota holdings through a separate letter near the end of August. Ontario dairy farmers had suffered suffered through the loss of about 15 per cent of their industrial milk quotas quotas between 1988 and 1992 as they had to respond to the market's declining declining demand for butterfat." Last year we saw an end to a downward trend in our market and we hope this second increase confirms a new, positive growth trend," Core said. Another recent development was the announcement on July 28 by the Canadian Dairy Commission of a three per cent increase to the target return for industrial milk and to the processor margin. All of the increase increase is placed on the support price for skim milk powder. Effective August 1, 1994, the support price for butter will be maintained at $5.324 per kilogram and the support price for skim milk powder will rise from $3.498 to $3.708 a kilogram. "This pricing decision is fair to the industry and to consumers," said Canadian Dairy Commission Chairman Chairman Gilles Prégcnt. "At the same time, it should ensure the health and stability of our dairy industry." The recommendation was made that the government should take all reasonable steps to actively encourage encourage co-operation between providers, particularly the chiropractic, medical medical and physiotherapy professions. Lack of co-operation has been a major major factor in the current inefficient management of low back pain. The union of Rehabilitation with Chiropractic treatment is long overdue. overdue. The benefits of chiropractic manipulation as part of a rehabilitation rehabilitation program has proven to be successful, successful, cost-effective, reduces time in rehabilitation in cases of acute and chronic pain and injury. If you are injured at work or in a car accident, it is likely you will be referred for a rehabilitation program. program. You are free to choose which centre you would like to be treated at. What should you look for and how can yoii assess the effectiveness effectiveness of the program? A treatment centre which incorporates incorporates chiropractic treatment, physical physical therapy using interferrential current, current, laser acupuncture and massage therapy will give you the best results. results. It should also have a complete area with exercise equipment for increasing increasing strength and flexibility With several types of treatment available, a very effective program can be designed. The success of the program revolves revolves around the ability to assess the patient's needs, accurately diagnose diagnose the problem and implement early treatment programs. There should be education on prevention of future injury with reg ular communication on your progress. The program should also include pain management exercises to increase strength and flexibility so that functional integrity is restored restored quickly. Cardiovascular fitness fitness should be included as well. Each phase should be progressively progressively more difficult, forcing injured muscle tissue to adapt to ever- increasing workloads, therefore preparing preparing you for returning to work and lessening the chance of re-injury. I am excited and happy to be working together with some colleagues colleagues from various professions to establish such a clinic in Bowmanville Bowmanville which will provide all the above levels of care. We should be ready to open the doors in September. We would also network for inter-referrals with local physiotherapy, chiropractic and medical clinics. The bottom line should be the most cost-effective, beneficial care for the injured worker. worker. The Clarington Rehabilitation and Sports Injuries Clinic phone number for information is 623-8202. The information in this column is of a general nature. Consult your health care professional for specific health concerns. Dr. Hoch, of the Bowmanville Family Chiropractic Centre, is now in her tenth year of private practice. She has personally attended more than 30,000 patients. 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