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The International Journal of Osteopathic Medicine (IJOM), the international, peer reviewed journal of osteopathy & neuromusculoskeletal medicine, and official journal of the GOsC, now has its own Twitter account.
The March 2017 issue includes letters to the editor concerning a recent editorial about cranial osteopathy, which provoked quite a bit of debate. The editorial, by Steven Vogel and Jerry Draper-Rodi is about ‘The importance of pilot studies, how to write them and what they mean’.
GOsC registrants have free access to IJOM and another six research journals via the o zone. Others can access abstracts and some free content at http://www.journalofosteopathicmedicine.com/. In this issue there is a complimentary article ‘The role of ultrasound and preparation in first-year medical students’ learning lumbar spine anatomy and diagnostic skills’.
This issue also includes a Masterclass feature on ‘A process approach in osteopathy: beyond the structural model’ by Eyal Lederman and a cast study: ‘Enhancing clinical education in the private practice setting’, and more.
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