C-16, r. 5.1 - Code of ethics of chiropractors

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49. Unless they have just and reasonable grounds for doing so, chiropractors may not terminate the services they provide to a patient. The following, in particular, constitute just and reasonable grounds:
(1)  loss of the patient’s trust;
(2)  being in a situation of conflict of interest or in any situation in which their professional independence might be called into question; and
(3)  inducement by the patient to perform acts that the chiropractor knows to be illegal, unfair or fraudulent.
O.C. 163-2013, s. 49.