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Research Article
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Given the unprecedented growth of the osteopathic profession in the past few decades, osteopathic clinical education has been turbulent. Maintaining a unique osteopathic professional identity during the years of clinical training has been difficult because of limited DO preceptors, time ...
Review Articles
101-109
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This article reviews the anatomy, physiology, and pathophysiology of the renal and urinary systems. The clinically relevant interactions and contributions with the musculoskeletal system of interest and use to the osteopathic family physician will be discussed, and an osteopathic manipul...
110-117
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The osteopathic medical profession traditionally has distinct attributes. The purpose of this study is to identify current perceptions among osteopathic medical students, residents, and practicing physicians (teaching and nonteaching) to gauge the dynamics and perspectives of the distinc...
118-123
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Lifelong learning has undergone significant change over the past decade. The Institute of Medicine report “Health Professions Education: A Bridge to Quality” recommended the transformation of continuing medical education to go far beyond traditional lectures to include innovative educati...
Case Reports
124-127
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The incidence of Ehrlichia infection has been increasing since it was first discovered in 1986. Ehrlichia is transmitted by ticks and is endemic to many areas of the United States. Patients with symptoms of Ehrlichia may present to their primary care provider or an emergency department. ...