We don’t live long enough
I was driving home the other day and I was sitting at a street light watching someone pull out a cigarette and unabashedly light it up. It’s sad that people […]
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Educainment 3.15.13
I got a lot of reading done early in the week only to be replaced with writing. This week I actually had the pleasure of speaking with Don Reagan regarding […]
Chondromalacia vs Osteoarthritis
Let me set this one up for you. I was a clinical student at an outpatient physical therapy clinic. I had graduated with my undergraduate degree about 2 weeks prior, […]
I’m not sure
I was as green as it gets. I was about three months into my first co-operative learning experience at Northeastern University. Basically this is a six month period in which […]
Educainment 2.22.13
Let’s just get down to business here. This was a busy week with lots of extracurricular activities (unfortunately not many fun ones) leading to only a little down time for […]
Memorandum
*disclaimer – I wrote this over two years ago when my main patient population was pediatric sports medicine patients Memo To: Parents who are trying to make their kids into […]
Educainment 2.15.13
This year has seen an amazing outpouring of useful information for patients and practitioners alike. We are only 1.5 months through the year and I feel 1.5 times smarter than […]
4 Inches of Pavement
I had just pinned the ball on the backboard. It was a thing of beauty. The type of thing they show on ESPN’s Top 10. I had already turned mid-air […]
Educainment 2.8.13
A little busier this week, leaving me short on time to read, but there’s always time for video’s isn’t there? I had a steady flow of Bachelor and West Wing […]
Educainment 2.1.13
I had two days off this week and relly spent them doing some weird stuff (making cookie dough so I could eat all of it, buying placemats, etc) but I […]
Mike Scott, DPT 