The mission of DO-Touch.NET is to advance the science of osteopathy. There are great opportunities and challenges achieving this mission. One challenge is to assure that what we do, what we say we do, and why we do these approaches are comparable.
Read More From the Director: Rationale for the Technique of the Month
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Read More Technique of the Month Results: January 2019Occurring just prior to the AAO Convocation on Tuesday evening (March 12, 2019; 6:30 PM—9:00 PM at the Rosen Shingle Creek Resort in Orlando, FL), DO-Touch.NET will sponsor a special research enrichment program highlighting novel approaches to advance research capacity within osteopathic residencies. This is a free catered event for …
Read More Residency Research Enrichment Program announced
Just prior to the AAO Convocation, DO-Touch.NET will host our Annual Meeting on Wednesday morning (March 13, 2019; 7:30 AM-12:00 PM) highlighting the research activities, study results, and new initiatives developed by the network. Earn up to 4 category 1-A CME credits.
Read More Join us at the 2019 Annual Meeting!2019 ASO Course dates have been released! Join us on :* May 9-11, 2019* July 22-26, 2019* August 9-11, 2019* September 23-17, 2019 Watch our video below to learn more about the Advancing Skills in Osteopathy course.
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I look back at my life and am grateful for the friends who have supported me on the way to my work in healthcare. I started my education as a physical therapist in 1993, where I first glimpsed the medical world. Following my state examination, I spent my practical year in a rehabilitation clinic and […]
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Vice Chair, OMM Department, NYITCOM Board Certified: Neuromusculoskeletal Medicine and OMM DO-Touch.NET Member Since 2015
Read More Member SpotlightContinuous quality improvement (CQI) is a process to assess what we are doing and how we can do it better. But how is CQI done for osteopathic manipulative care?
Read More From the Director: Continuous quality improvementFor three years, we have been given the opportunity to hold the DO-Touch.NET annual meeting just before the AAO Convocation. As with each year, this year we left Dallas with tremendous outcomes and energy. At previous annual meetings, we have focused on building a research culture in OMM.
Read More From the Director: Breaking news from 2018 Annual Meeting
