The primary aims of this pilot trial are to examine the feasibility of conducting an observational study on a paediatric (ages 5-12) population with parent-reported sensory processing disorder (SPD) receiving normal and customary chiropractic care in a local, community-based paediatric clinic. Primary outcomes of interest include enrolment, tolerability, adherence, and retention. Secondary aims involve assessing the potential effects of subluxation-based paediatric chiropractic care on heart rate variability (HRV), bilateral weight distribution (BWD), and parent-reported outcomes (PROs). The results of this trial will inform the feasibility of a future definitive study powered to assess the clinical impacts of chiropractic care on a paediatric SPD population.
Grant Value: $11,00
Chief Investigator: Dr Tyson Perez – Life University
Status: In Progress
Outcomes:
None recorded at this time