Which three elements complete the ACC Paradigm as described in the material?

Which three elements complete the ACC Paradigm as described in the material?

• A. Practice, Principle, Purpose
• B. Practice, Policy, Procedure
• C. Philosophy, Practice, Progress
• D. People, Principles, Practice

Answer: (C)

The ACC Paradigm is built on a flow from beliefs to action to ongoing growth. Philosophy provides the guiding beliefs and values about care, the worldview that shapes decisions and approaches. Practice is the application of that philosophy in real patient care—clinical reasoning, technique, communication, and professional behavior. Progress signifies ongoing development: measuring outcomes, staying current with evidence, and continually refining skills and approaches. This trio—Philosophy, Practice, Progress—best captures how a chiropractic professional integrates what they believe with what they do and how they improve over time. The other options mix in elements like Purpose, Policy/Procedure, or People that don’t align with this cohesive cycle of belief, action, and evolution.

The ACC Paradigm is built on a flow from beliefs to action to ongoing growth. Philosophy provides the guiding beliefs and values about care, the worldview that shapes decisions and approaches. Practice is the application of that philosophy in real patient care—clinical reasoning, technique, communication, and professional behavior. Progress signifies ongoing development: measuring outcomes, staying current with evidence, and continually refining skills and approaches.

This trio—Philosophy, Practice, Progress—best captures how a chiropractic professional integrates what they believe with what they do and how they improve over time. The other options mix in elements like Purpose, Policy/Procedure, or People that don’t align with this cohesive cycle of belief, action, and evolution.