The value of local osteopathic groups: see the new issue of ‘the osteopath’
Half the UK’s osteopaths belong to local osteopathic groups and regional societies, whose importance to the profession is our focus in the February/March issue of the osteopath.
We look at how being part of a local community of osteopaths can enrich osteopathic practice, and how osteopaths can set up groups themselves, gaining new skills and a valuable support network.
Other key articles include:
- the forthcoming review of the Osteopathic Practice Standards;
- the next meeting of the Regional Support Network at Osteopath House in March;
- e-marketing and patient data;
- how reflection benefits practice;
- peer observation;
- the National Osteopathic Archive;
- easier access to our research journals package on tablets and mobiles; and
- an update on the work of the Osteopathic Development Group.
Other features include: developments in osteopathic research; book reviews; FAQs, practice resources and the courses calendar.
Read this issue at http://www.osteopathy.org.uk/news-and-resources/publications/the-osteopath/
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