What does the board consider as an outcome of their inquiries?

The board often utilizes a letter of caution as a means to address minor infractions identified during their inquiries. This approach allows the board to communicate concerns to the practitioner without imposing severe penalties, such as license suspension. A letter of caution serves as a form of guidance and education for the practitioner, aiming to correct behavior and ensure compliance with regulations while maintaining the integrity of the chiropractic profession. This method emphasizes the board's role in protecting public welfare through constructive feedback rather than solely focusing on punitive measures.

In contrast, while enforcement of new licensing laws, immediate suspension of licenses, or public reviews of cases may also be actions taken by a board, they are typically reserved for more serious violations or systematic issues rather than minor lapses that can be corrected through a warning.