State: Ohio

This course is designed for DO and MD residents in osteopathic-recognized programs and their DO and MD medical education faculty and preceptors. Participants will gain knowledge to better integrate OMM/OPP into their training and improve skills in precepting and evaluating students in applying those skills. Participants will learn: Osteopathic Philosophy and History Osteopathic Medical Practice … Read More

This course will explore the traditional osteopathic thought, approach and technique of Carl McConnell, DO, a premier osteopathic clinician who, at the time of his death, was thought to best have understood Dr. Still’s teaching. The course is designed to lead participants through approaches requiring increasing palpatory appreciation for precision, specificity and anatomical localization. Dr. … Read More

This three hour CME activity on pain management and safe opioid prescribing is designed for physicians and other health care providers and will cover: Establishing realistic goals for pain management and restoration of function Initiating opioid treatment (IR and ER/LA) safely and judiciously, maximizing efficacy while minimizing risks Monitoring and re-evaluating treatment continuously; discontinuing safely … Read More

This course is designed to provide graduating medical students and new DO and MD residents entering into osteopathic-recognized programs with the knowledge to better integrate OMM/OPP into their training and improve skills in precepting and evaluating students in applying osteopathic skills. DO and MD medical education faculty and preceptors are also encouraged to attend. Participants … Read More

This event will feature three days of presentations covering a variety of topics, including burnout, wound care, medical ethics, and dementia and hearing loss.

In Module 3, Fascial Distortion Model (FDM) diagnosis and treatment of injuries and pain in the extremities, head and jaw are highlighted and, as in all of our courses, there is extensive hands-on practicum with supervision so physicians will leave feeling well-equipped to use what they have learned. FDM Module 3 emphasizes FDM diagnosis and … Read More

This three-day CME course is designed to provide graduating medical students and new DO and MD residents entering into osteopathic-recognized programs with the knowledge to better integrate OMM/OPP into their training and improve skills in precepting and evaluating students in applying osteopathic skills. DO and MD medical education faculty and preceptors are also encouraged to … Read More