In episode 263 I’m re-airing my conversation with Dr Mark Laslett from January 2015. He shares his professional background and the influence of multiple manual therapy and orthopaedic icons have had on his career. He gives accounts of times when he struggled with patient care and the keys to success. This week on MCF!

In episode 262 we conclude our conversation with Dr. Jason Hwang, medical internist, co-author of Innovator's Prescription and business investor. We talk more on disruptive innovation, specifically in the musculoskeletal field, how we can think along those lines in our own market and more. This week on MCF!

In episode 261 I'm joined by Dr Jason Hwang, internal medicine physician, co-author of Innovators Prescription, and healthcare innovation thought leader. He shares the current landscape of the US healthcare system, why it needs improvements, what disruptive innovation is and some examples of current innovations disrupting our area of expertise. This week on MCF!

In episode 260 I'm speaking with Wayne Rath in the conclusion of our conversation. We continue our discussion about the effective principles within his injury prevention program, what his clients need, how he assesses each organization and more. This week on MCF!

In episode 259 I'm joined by Mr. Wayne Rath. A physical therapist and co-owner of the Duffy Rath System. He shares their work on MSD prevention in the workplace, what he means by prevention and the scope of the problem in the industry. This week on MCF!

In episode 258 we conclude our conversation with Dr. Stefan Hofmann. He continues to explain what cognitive behavioral therapy is, how it can improve one's ability to overcome suffering, three keys any successful intervention will include and more. This week on MCF!

In episode 257 I’m joined today by Dr. Stefan Hofmann, an subject authority on cognitive behavioral therapy and professor at Boston University. He shares a bit about CBT; what it is, how it helps, and to whom it applies. This week on MCF!

In episode 256 we conclude our conversation with Ms Melissa Kolski, orthopedic clinical specialist, residency codirector, diplomat in MDT and co-author of a world of hurt. She shares more on the process of writing her book, mistakes she sees with her students, best advice and more. This week on MCF!

In episode 255 I'm joined by Melissa Kolski, a physical therapist, orthopedic specialist, diplomat in MDT, co-author of A World of Hurt, residency program co-director, and PT program mentor with the Shirley Ryan Ability Lab in the Chicago Illinois area in the USA. She shares her journey and some lessons learned. This week on MCF!

In episode 254 we conclude our discussion with Cathryn Ramin, author of Crooked; Outwitting the Back Pain Industry and Getting on the Road to Recovery. We hear more from Cathryn on her research, her views of what she's found helpful, why she chose to promote what she promotes, an update on the status of her back pain now and more. This week on MCF!