A key distinction of Doctors of Osteopathic Medicine (D.O.s) is their recognition of each patient as a whole person rather than just addressing his ailment. This focus previously highlighted physical manipulation over medications; however, the osteopathic profession has evolved significantly over the years. As this field is no longer identified by its original rejection of pharmaceuticals, other original principles of osteopathic medicine have impacted the growth of the field. The data collected from surveyed patients indicated that many osteopathic patients and physicians have religious backgrounds, and there is a widespread emphasis on psychological integration. The increased number of patients is largely due to the increased prevalence o...
There are two different medical schools of thought recognized by the United States: 1) the main-stre...
There are two different medical schools of thought recognized by the United States: 1) the main-stre...
There are two different medical schools of thought recognized by the United States: 1) the main-stre...
A key distinction of Doctors of Osteopathic Medicine (D.O.s) is their recognition of each patient as...
As the medical system shifts toward team-based approaches to patient care, it has become increasingl...
In modern society, there stands a large number of medical titles with nuances that complicate the la...
Third Place 2012-2013 MLibrary Undergraduate Research Award Maize Award for Single-Term ProjectsThos...
Empathy is an integral component of the physician-patient relationship and involves a cognitive and ...
Students in pre-medical programs often choose not to apply to colleges of osteopathic medicine due t...
Describes the differences and similarities in the training for and practice of medicine and osteopat...
There is marked variation in educational background and practice among osteopaths around the world....
There is marked variation in educational background and practice among osteopaths\ud around the worl...
The two types of physicians in the United States healthcare system differ based on the type of medic...
Osteopathic medicine is a distinctive approach to health care. Andrew Still founded the medical prof...
There are two different medical schools of thought recognized by the United States: 1) the main-stre...
There are two different medical schools of thought recognized by the United States: 1) the main-stre...
There are two different medical schools of thought recognized by the United States: 1) the main-stre...
There are two different medical schools of thought recognized by the United States: 1) the main-stre...
A key distinction of Doctors of Osteopathic Medicine (D.O.s) is their recognition of each patient as...
As the medical system shifts toward team-based approaches to patient care, it has become increasingl...
In modern society, there stands a large number of medical titles with nuances that complicate the la...
Third Place 2012-2013 MLibrary Undergraduate Research Award Maize Award for Single-Term ProjectsThos...
Empathy is an integral component of the physician-patient relationship and involves a cognitive and ...
Students in pre-medical programs often choose not to apply to colleges of osteopathic medicine due t...
Describes the differences and similarities in the training for and practice of medicine and osteopat...
There is marked variation in educational background and practice among osteopaths around the world....
There is marked variation in educational background and practice among osteopaths\ud around the worl...
The two types of physicians in the United States healthcare system differ based on the type of medic...
Osteopathic medicine is a distinctive approach to health care. Andrew Still founded the medical prof...
There are two different medical schools of thought recognized by the United States: 1) the main-stre...
There are two different medical schools of thought recognized by the United States: 1) the main-stre...
There are two different medical schools of thought recognized by the United States: 1) the main-stre...
There are two different medical schools of thought recognized by the United States: 1) the main-stre...