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messages that harm and message that help our patients pain-ed.com/blog/2014/02/03/…
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.@OSPpatrick's review of Stuart McGill and Gray Cook's prof "debate" hosted by @CraigLiebenson @ISCRS & @SU_sportsmed tinyurl.com/khk27es
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The FMS isn't restrictive. 0 or 1 is indicative of opportunity for improvement in movement training. - @graycookPT #McGillCook #perspective
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Scott Anderson of @SU_SportsMed kicking off #mcgillcook seminar today! Looking forward to a great day.
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"Don't follow the guru. Learn all the tools and assessments you can" - Stu McGill #McGillCook #truth
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It's Q&A time here with #McGillCook Send in your questions!
Over 300 delegates from all over the world here at Stanford today for Pr. McGill an @graycookPT
"The screen does not show who's the best athlete. It shows how long you'll be an athlete" - @graycookPT
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Today's the day! Join our #GreatChallenges Patient-Centered Decision Making dialog at 2pm ET plus.google.com/u/0/events/c…
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Clinicians: What you say (or don't say) matters. annfammed.org/content/11/6/5…
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Can a belief be an obstacle to recovery? Mind as healer, mind as slayer. What can we as clinicians do?
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