
Announcing the “Let’s Talk About OMM Research!” Inaugural Episode
Join us for our inaugural episode of DO-Touch.NET’s new monthly webinar series, Let’s Talk About OMM Research!, on October 16, 2020, at 10:00 AM Central Time (US and…
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What’s New at DO‑Touch.NET?
Let’s Talk About OMM Research!
DO‑Touch.NET announces our “Let’s Talk About OMM Research!” series, monthly live streamed discussions about topics relevant to osteopathic manipulative medicine research! Updates from the DO‑Touch.NET Director and…
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From The Director: Update on Our COVID-19 Response
The Director of the Practice-Based Research Network DO-Touch.NET, Brian Degenhardt, DO, C-NMM/OMM, gives an update on our COVID-19 response.
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From The Director: 2020 Vision
The power of osteopathy has always been best illustrated by the success individual patients report from receiving manipulative care. The ability to touch, identify real problems that…
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From the Director: Rationale for the Technique of the Month
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…
Read moreFrom the Director: Continuous quality improvement
Continuous 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…
Read moreFrom the Director: Breaking news from 2018 Annual Meeting
For 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…
Read moreFrom the Director: Moving Forward
DO-Touch.NET will remember 2017 as a year of unprecedented productivity. Our second study, the “OMM Utilization Study,” continues to progress into unforged territory.
Read moreFrom the Director: Accident, Intention, or Observation
Whether it begins by accident (Pasteur and Penicillin) or by intention (AT Still and Osteopathy), advances in human existence occurs through systematically collected serial observations. In the…
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