Index to Chiropractic Literature
Find specialist literature records, then inspect the original publication behind a palpation or care claim.
Explore the original source- Published by
- Chiropractic Library Collaboration
- Getting in
- Free searching. Full-text availability and reuse depend on each linked publication.
- What you can work with
- Citation records · Links to publisher full text
- Links and access checked
A good place to start
Search the author phrase “Cooperstein R” and find record 24503; compare the index entry with the original JCCA paper.
A specialist route into a question
We ran the Cooperstein author search on 17 September 2026 and found record 24503. It identifies the lumbar motion-palpation paper used in the worked conversation. Follow the publication link and compare title, authors and date before reading the methods.
Access and reuse
The home page identifies the Chiropractic Library Collaboration and free search access. Its footer retains copyright. The search tips explain searching and saving citations. A policies-page retrieval failed, so this record does not claim permission to redistribute the index or linked papers. Keep citation identifiers and links; check the original publication’s own terms before reuse.
Keep provenance visible
Retain the query, date, ICL record number and publication identifier. The index helps discover a study; the study’s design determines what it supports.
What to watch for
- A specialist index is a discovery route, not an independent confirmation of a clinical claim.
- The home page carries a copyright notice; no blanket redistribution license was established in this check.
- Selected journal coverage can miss relevant work in other professions or databases.