receiving his Fellowship in the College of Chiropractic Sciences in 1984. He completed his PhD in Health Services with a concentration on outcomes and evaluation at the University of Toronto. Mior’s research interests are in the areas of clinical outcomes and program evaluation, health services, and assessing models of interdisciplinary collaborative practice, in particular, patients’ perspective and interests in collaborative care. He developed and implemented a model of collaboration between chiropractors and physicians, and studied the outcomes from provider and patient perspectives. Mior was a co-investigator and member of the Core Scientific Team and Guideline Expert Panel in a study, funded by the Financial Services Commission of Ontario, to develop a Minor Injury Treatment Protocol for the management of minor traffic injuries in Ontario. He was a principal investigator for the Canadian Armed Forces Initiative, a demonstration project evaluating chiropractic care for the management of musculoskeletal conditions in Canadian Armed Forces Personnel. Currently, he’s involved in work examining utilization of chiropractic services in Canada.

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