physician non-maleficence

physician nonmaleficence + whole person care

Andrew Still, MD, DO

Is there greatness here?

How did this young doctor think outside the box and combine his building skills to devise methods for relieving pain not requiring harmful drugs and surgeries? 


Are you going to read any of his books?


(They're available... I have.)

Will you apply it to your patients? How?

Will you consistently use level 1 or 2 evidence to determine when to recommend OMT and when to recommend other therapies?


Will you refer patients who have a nail for treatments other than by your hammer when the evidence shows your hammer doesn't have the best quality of life / disease free survival / number needed to treat/harm ratio?

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