#67 Shoulder impingement with Professor Jeremy Lewis

#67 Shoulder impingement with Professor Jerem...

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#69: Physical therapy is sleepwalking into the age of AI

AI is a direct threat to all knowledge work, MSK rehab included. We must take action. This episode announces the launch of The Irreplaceable Clinician. Its a course for MSK clinicians about how to flourish in the age of AI. See The Irreplaceable Clinician here Connect with Jared ...  Show more

#68: Is physical therapy just a therapeutic ritual? With Prof. Chad Cook

Jared is joined by Professor Chad Cook who is one of the great researchers and academics in the field of physical therapy. Chad is clear and cogent voice on many topics but I especially love his more recent work on treatment mechanisms, which will form the basis of this episode. ...  Show more

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