Podcast - Resources

In episode 320 of season eight for talking today to Lisa DeStefano a doctor of osteopath, professor and program director at the Michigan State University College of osteopathic medicine. She talks about her professional background, major mentors who influenced her career path and some of the major tenants of her program’s approach. This week on MCF!

In episode 319 we're sharing a full, uncut, premium version of our new podcast to help you keep up with the scientific literature, Inside the Science. You'll hear a summary of the study, The Fear Reduction Exercised Early (FREE) approach to the management of low back pain in general practice: A pragmatic cluster- randomized controlled trial and a full discussion of the paper with the author, Dr. Ben Darlow. Listen through to the end, to learn how you can take advantage of a special, early-bird rate (the lowest rate it'll ever be) before it ends this coming Saturday, September the 12th at midnight central USA time. This week on MCF!

In episode 318 of Season 8 of MCF we’re sharing a new resource and podcast called Inside the Science!  It’s an audio summary and review of relevant and important research for the musculoskeletal care clinician and discussion with the authors.  We all know it’s important to keep up with the literature but most of us fall short of reading and keeping up with peer reviewed studies as we should.  Inside the Science is going to help you do better.  We share the abbreviated version of S1E1 and provide a special offer for you, this week on MCF!

In episode 317 of season 8, we continue our conversation with John Childs, the CEO and founding partner of Evidence in Motion. We talk about misconceptions of EIM, his thoughts on cash-based physical therapy, the future of our profession, best advice, and more. This week on MCF!

In episode 316 of season 8, we’re joined by Dr. John Childs, the founder, and CEO of Evidence in Motion(EIM). He shares a bit if his professional journey, some of the background of EIM, it’s primary tenants, his thoughts on gurus, and more. This week on MCF!

In episode 315 and joined again by a familiar name, Dr. Ron Donelson. We talk about improving the awareness of this important mechanical assessment to the larger primary care community. A resource to help you become the go-to clinician for primary care providers when it comes to back pain and really any musculoskeletal disorders. This week on MCF!

In episode 314 of season 8 we continue our conversation with Rob Wainner. He’s the Chief of Talent Development for Confluent Health. Rob shares his views on talent. What it is, how it’s identified, and how it’s developed. He also shares some resources and advice. This week on MCF!

In episode 313 of season 8 I’m joined by Rob Wainner, chief of talent development for Confluent Health. We talk about his professional journey, mentors and choosing or being chosen by a direction. This week on MCF!

In episode 312 we conclude our conversation with Mr. David Vandeput.  He shares his thoughts on the problems of describing patient’s conditions with anatomical terms, what constitutes a chronic pain patient, clinical guidelines and more.  This week on MCF!

In episode 311 of Season 7, I'm joined by Mr. David Vandeput, a physio from Belgium. He's an instructor for the McKenzie Institute, a private practice owner, and contributes to a clinical guidelines panel for low back pain. He shares his professional journey, his views on patient education, and his particular interest in reassurance and motivational interviewing. All that and more. This week on MCF!

In episode 309 of season 7 I’m re-airing episode 135. It’s part 2 of my interview with Dr. Jill Cook. We continue our conversation on her specialization, tendons. We talk about optimal loading, the low down on eccentrics and even some resources to learn more. This week on MCF!

In episode 308 of season 7 we’re re-airing episode 134 with Professor Jill Cook of Melbourne, Australia. The topic, to no surprise, is tendons. We hear her professional journey, her continuum model, characteristic presentation and best care related to this popular topic. This week on MCF!

In Episode 307 of season 7 we conclude our conversation with Ms. Chris Anderson. She continues sharing her experience with leading her peers to delivering better care, how she's sharing her skills with referring clinicians, and how she'd do it if she had to start all over. All that and more, this week on MCF!

In episode 306 of season 7 I’m joined by Ms. Chris Anderson of Minnesota USA. She’s a diplomat in Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy and senior therapist in a large physical therapy department. She shares her journey, her persistent work to encourage and successfully mentor scores of clinicians over many years and some of how she did it. This week on MCF!

In episode 305 we continue our survey across the globe, from Australia, New Zealand, Canada, the US and Japan, hearing from a few familiar voices of how their region is dealing with the pandemic, what they're taking this opportunity to accomplish and some sound advice. This week on MCF!

In episode 304 I'm joined by 4 colleagues familiar to the podcast as they give us a bit of a state of the community-type update during this COVID19 pandemic. How things are in their location, how it's affected their professional work and what they're taking an opportunity to do to make the most of it. This week on MCF!

In episode 303 it's part two with Mr. Scott Herbowy. He continues sharing observations through his career on misconceptions, keys to effective history taking, proficiency with the physical examination and repeated movement assessment, condition management and patient education. All of that and more. This week on MCF!

In episode 302 of season 7 I'm joined by Scott Herbowy. He's an international instructor for the McKenzie Institute and a previous diploma program instructor. He shares a bit of his professional background, early training and exposure to this assessment approach, time spent with Robin, an early lessons learned. This week on MCF!

In episode 301 of season 7 I’m joined my Aideen Turner of Virtual Physical Therapists. She shares how she developed the idea of a company based on virtual or remotely delivered care and why she was so convinced it was feasible to deliver physical therapy this way. You’ll also hear how she persuaded her prospects to consider doing business with her in this unusual method and even an opportunity for you. This week on MCF!