The ever-changing landscape of healthcare can be difficult to navigate. The entrenched biomedical model has been scrutinized because of its focus on treating the disease rather than the person. This model is slowly being replaced by the biopsychosocial model that…Read more

Being a sports rehabilitation specialist is like being a private investigator: each new patient is a multifaceted challenge. Why are they limited? Where do they hurt? How can we prevent them from hurting? To solve the puzzle and provide an…Read more

Recently, I was invited to co-author an article on combining special tests to arrive at a diagnosis of shoulder pathology (PT in Sport, 2014). While authoring a publication is always exciting, the most energizing part of the request was the…Read more

Ordering musculoskeletal imaging is a decision that every medical professional makes on a regular basis. It can be a confusing decision on when to order, or even which imaging modality offers the best results. Fortunately, there are numerous published musculoskeletal clinical…Read more

Albert Einstein once said, “The only source of knowledge is experience.” When a genius talks, it is wise to listen. In the case of clinical reasoning, however, it might be prudent to modify the statement to say, “ONE source of…Read more