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Osteopathic Medicine—Origins and Outlook
Postgraduate Medicine, 1980(1980). Osteopathic Medicine—Origins and Outlook. Postgraduate Medicine: Vol. 68, No. 5, pp. 31-33.
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International recognition of osteopathic medicine. [PDF]
The Journal of the American Osteopathic Association, 1998 W Douglas Ward
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The Role of Osteopathic Medicine
2017The World Health Organization considers osteopathy (also called osteopathic medicine) a health-care practice included in the board of Traditional and Complementary Medicine.
Marco Petracca, Silvia Di Giacomo
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Commentary on the globalization of osteopathic medicine
Osteopathic Family Physician, 2010Osteopathic medicine has taken a different direction internationally than it has in just the United States. A. T. Still's initial practice of osteopathy was predominantly manually based, because he believed the use of medications by the orthodox medical profession at that time was often more detrimental than helpful to patients.
Kusienski, Andrew M +1 more
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Diagnostic reliability in osteopathic medicine
International Journal of Osteopathic Medicine, 2011In order to apply an effective treatment we must first know how to identify those who will and will not likely respond to that treatment. Determining the accuracy and reliability of diagnostic tests used in osteopathy is therefore a high priority.
Lucas, Nicholas, Bogduk, Nikolai
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Medical Reference Services Quarterly, 1992
OLIO+ is a bibliographic database designed to meet the information needs of the osteopathic medical community. Produced by the American Osteopathic Association (AOA), OLIO+ is devoted exclusively to the osteopathic literature. The database is available only by subscription through AOA and may be accessed from any data terminal with modem or IBM ...
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OLIO+ is a bibliographic database designed to meet the information needs of the osteopathic medical community. Produced by the American Osteopathic Association (AOA), OLIO+ is devoted exclusively to the osteopathic literature. The database is available only by subscription through AOA and may be accessed from any data terminal with modem or IBM ...
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Osteopathic Medicine in Chronic Pain
2008Osteopathic medicine traditionally emphasizes the unison of all body systems including the musculoskeletal system. This recognition includes a reciprocal relationship between structure and organic function. The musculoskeletal system, including the bones, muscles, soft tissues, nerves, and spinal column can exhibit primary disorders, usually secondary ...
Alexios G. Carayannopoulos +1 more
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An Introduction to Clinical Research in Osteopathic Medicine
Primary Care: Clinics in Office Practice, 2010Osteopathic medicine is a profession that has existed for more than 130 years. However, the profession is poorly understood by many health care professionals. This article introduces osteopathic medicine, including similarities and differences between osteopathic physicians (DOs) and allopathic physicians (MDs).
Helen Luce, Brian E. Earley
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Energy Medicine: An Osteopath's Personal View
The Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine, 200487 After nearly 10 years of struggling to understand the energy that drives the changes in healing I feel in my patients, I had an unexpected personal experience that drove me to investigate our understanding of reality, from the micro-world of quantum physics to the macro-world of Einstein’s theories of relativity.
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OSTMED.DR®, an Osteopathic Medicine Digital Library
Medical Reference Services Quarterly, 2018The OSTMED.DR® database provides access to both citation and full-text osteopathic literature, including the Journal of the American Osteopathic Association. Currently, it is a free database searchable using basic and advanced search features.
Lori Fitterling +2 more
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