Osteopathic Medicine: A Reformation in ProgressOsteopathic medicine is a holistic method of health care that focuses on manipulative treatments to maintain the harmonious balance of the body's interactions. OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE: A Reformation in Progress offers a broad-based introduction to the basic tenets of osteopathic medicine, from the roots of osteopathic reformation to its present and future role in primary care medicine. It addresses the problems that the osteopathic profession has faced and continues to face, and offers concrete and proactive recommendations for the future. Both osteopathic practitioners and physicians who practice mainstream medicine can benefit from the theories and practices presented in this intriguing text. |
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... teach others this new system . He began by using the common alternative pathway of educating by taking on apprentices ... teaching of the homeopathic system of therapeutics . A number of prominent medical schools today had their origins ...
... teach others this new system . He began by using the common alternative pathway of educating by taking on apprentices ... teaching of the homeopathic system of therapeutics . A number of prominent medical schools today had their origins ...
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... teaching the osteopathic medical students both palpatory diagnosis and osteopathic manipulative treatment techniques . Indica- tions and contraindications for the use of these modalities are continually stressed to the end that they are ...
... teaching the osteopathic medical students both palpatory diagnosis and osteopathic manipulative treatment techniques . Indica- tions and contraindications for the use of these modalities are continually stressed to the end that they are ...
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... teach us about our past , present and future . There's something here for the veteran osteopathic physician as well as the ... teaching our students to care for people and not just symptoms ' . Our philosophy is made clear . This is must ...
... teach us about our past , present and future . There's something here for the veteran osteopathic physician as well as the ... teaching our students to care for people and not just symptoms ' . Our philosophy is made clear . This is must ...
Contents
THE PRESENT | 27 |
Primary Care Medicine | 56 |
Specialty Care Medicine | 81 |
Copyright | |
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Foundations of Massage Charles C. Tuchtan,Vicki M. Tuchtan,David P. Stelfox No preview available - 2003 |
Mosby's Dictionary of Complementary and Alternative Medicine Wayne B. Jonas No preview available - 2005 |