In this episode, #97, I continue with part 2 of my conversation with Mr. Les Shute. He refers to himself as a 'fairness advocate' as he has seen all sides of the payer, network, and provider interaction and believes there is a way for all parties to thrive. He continues this episode offering the greatest advice he's received, interesting resources, a paper to look into and more.

This is episode 96 and I'm featuring part one of my interview of Mr. Les Shute, a worker's compensation and specialty network insurance specialist. He shares a bit about his journey, what he believes is critical for providers to prepare for a changing HC climate and plenty more about payers that might just surprise you.

This is episode 95 of the Mechanical Care Forum. In this episode I feature part two of my interview with Eva Novakova of Prague, Czech Republic. She shares challenges with teaching students, best professional advice she's received, her recommended resources, impactful studies and more!

This is episode 94 of the Mechanical Care Forum and I feature Mrs. Eva Novakova of Prague, Czech Republic. she shares her professional journey, a relevant quote, struggles, challenges and more.

This is episode 93 with the conclusion of my interview with Dr. Jerome Fryer of Dynamic Disc Designs. He continues sharing a bit more of his journey in producing dynamic spine models, the best advice he's ever received, some relevant research and more.

In this episode, #92, I speak with Dr. Jerome Fryer, chiropractor, researcher and founder of Dynamic Disc Designs. He shares a bit of his professional journey, how he developed his spine models and more.

Episode #91 is the conclusion of my conversation with Professor Michael Adams. He shares what the evidence suggests on spinal loading, considerations with older versus younger patients, valuable resources related to biomechanics and more.

In this episode, #90, I interview Professor Michael Adams of the University of Bristol, UK. He's an international authority on spine biomechanics and he shares his thoughts about misconceptions, effects of loading and more related to spine biomechanics.

This is episode 89 which features four members of the clinical staff of Rugpoli, a specialized, multidisciplinary and minimally invasive spine clinic in the Netherlands. I'm joined by two manual medicine interventional physicians and two mechanical therapists. We hear about the history of the clinic, the principles behind their patient care, how MDT is utilized in that patient care and more.

This is episode 87 which includes part 2 of my interview with Dr. Sinikka Kilpikoski. Senior and international instructor with the McKenzie Institute. She shares a memorable patient experience, advice that has stayed with her, some suggested studies she refers to and much more.