#136 Osteoarthritis of the Thumb with Preston Lockwood

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#137 OT in Primary Care with Ashley Halle

For years, "Occupational Therapy in Primary Care" has felt like a professional aspiration-a "gold standard" we discussed in classrooms but rarely saw in job postings. Today, that reality is shifting. Following the 2020 statutory mandates in Norway and Sweden that solidified OT as ...  Show more

#135 The Ethics of AI as Therapists with Megan Cornish

The landscape of healthcare has been changed forever with the introduction of AI.Already, 1 in 3 adults are turning to chatbots to ask health related questions. For younger adults under age 30, the shift is even faster-nearly 30% now use AI specifically for mental health and emot ...  Show more

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