In episode 137 I'm re-airing episode 41 from November of 2014. I'm speaking with Mr. Hans van Helvoirt in the conclusion of my original interview. He shares more patient experiences, thoughts on challenges, strengths and best advice. I also caught up with him recently and he shared some current areas he's studying in Rugpoli, the interdisciplinary clinic in which he's a partner. All this in this week's MCF!

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In this episode, #135, I feature the conclusion of my interview of Professor Jill Cook of Melbourne, Australia. She continues offering specifics on tendon rehab, references of mandatory reading on the topic and what she sees as important for all clinicians in the field of physiotherapy. All this and more on this episode of MCF!

In this episode, #134, I speak with Professor Jill Cook of La Trobe University in Melbourne Australia. She shares a bit of her journey and early failures in treating patients with tendinopathy, the development of her model and more. This week on MCF.

In this episode, #133, I’m speaking with Mr. Mark Miller and Mr. Kevin Jones of Integrated Mechanical Care. We talk about their company and specifically about the practice of providing triage for their patients and medical referral partners. They share what they've learned, how it's done effectively and how it's impacted their clinical product. This week on MCF.

In episode 132 I'm bringing the conclusion of my conversation with the owners of Advance Sports and Spine Therapy in Portland, OR USA. We talk more about building a strong practice, reimbursement, business metrics they monitor, outcomes and more.

In episode 131, I've got the first half of my conversation with the owners of Advance Sports and Spine Therapy in Portland, OR USA. We discuss their philosophy including intentional efforts to invest in their staff and methods they've seen work well in hiring. We also talk about creating a great patient experience and more in this episode of MCF.

In this episode, 130, I speak with Hugh Murray, senior instructor with the McKenzie Institute and Bobbi Jo Chapman, one of only 7 credentialed MDT occupational therapists. They discuss the dynamics of PT's and OT's in their clinic, the practice of doing grand rounds collaborating on their patients and more. This week on MCF.

In episode 129 we continue our conversation with Susan Bamberger or she continues to discuss her view of the importance of mentoring, shares a patient experience that she's learned from, discuss helpful resources and studies and best advice. As well as the first major announcement of mechanical care everywhere, a global outreach effort.

In this episode, #128, I speak with Susan Bamberger, a physical therapist who’s served in leadership of her state professional association, who regularly mentors PT’s, and who had made it a habit of delivering free care to the underserved. We talk about her professional journey, her experience mentoring and doing charitable work and more.