Key Drivers – Years of Practice x Practice Style – Cohort Data

This chart presents the result distribution based on Cohorts of respondents, grouped by Years in Practice AND Practice Style. Like in the ‘Key Drivers – Average Data’ chart, it combines responses to three questions to create an interactive scatter plot. This visualization shows response data as it relates to all 19 drivers.

Note: Drivers are defined as major events, trends, developments, catalysts or forces that actively influence or cause change. You can identify the driver and the cohort by hovering over each bubble of data. You can also filter out individual drivers by using the filters on the right-hand side.

The chart is structured as follows:

X – axis – Nature of Impact (SCALE: -5 = Very Negative; +5 = Very Positive) – NATURE OF IMPACT – Do you think expected changes (over the next 10 years) in each of these drivers, will have a positive or negative impact on the chiropractic profession?
Y-axis – Preparedness to adapt to change (SCALE: -5 = Not at all prepared); +5 = Very well prepared)PREPAREDNESS – How well prepared is the chiropractic profession to adapt to changes in these drivers?
Size of Circle – Importance of Driver (SCALE: 1 = Not at all important; 10 = Critically important) IMPORTANCE – How important do you think the following drivers are in shaping the future of the chiropractic profession (looking out to 2030)?

Key things to note:

Again the data shows strong commonality of views across the cohort groups, about the key drivers. This visualization is good to look at with one or two drivers at a time, using the filter on the right hand side.
This visualization is breakdown the larger data set, with potentially 42 cohort groups for each driver (based on combination of practice style and years in practice). This will reduce the number of respondents in each bubble, with some being only one person. You can hover over the bubbles to see numbers.

MORE INFORMATION

For more information about the Future of Chiropractic strategic visioning and planning project, please contact:

Elizabeth Klein, Executive Director
Congress of Chiropractic State Associations
Phone: (503) 922-2933
lizz@chirocongress.org