Course curriculum

  1. 01

    • Introduction
  2. 02

    • What's Wrong With Current Low Back Care?
  3. 03

    • Is LBP's "Favorable" Natural History a Myth?
  4. 04

    • How Did Things Become So Chaotic?
  5. 05

    • The Consequences of This Chaos
  6. 06

    • A Victim of The Chaos
  7. 07

    • Discovering Order Amidst the Chaos
  8. 08

    • Clare's Remarkable Resolution
  9. 09

    • Why Do So Many with LBP Recover on Their Own?
  10. 10

    • Two Cases of Rapidly Reversible Large Herniated Discs
  11. 11

    • How MDT Training Transformed an Internist's Practice
  12. 12

    • A Spine Surgeon's Dependence on MDT
  13. 13

    • Does LBP Research Improve or Impede Clinical Care?
  14. 14

    • The Tissue Ain't the Issue
  15. 15

    • Acute Spinal Deformities Reveal Reducible Disc Derangements
  16. 16

    • Self-Care First: External Force Only When Needed
  17. 17

    • MDT Care for Extremity Pain
  18. 18

    • Addressing Obstacles to Delivering High-Quality MDT Care
  19. 19

    • MDT Partnerships and "SuperClinics"
  20. 20

    • Mechanical Screening by PCGs
  21. 21

    • PCPs Providing MDT and "Mechanomics"
  22. 22

    • Seven Ways PCPs Can Transform the World of MSk and Spine Care

    • Book title change
  23. 23

    • Final Instructions

    • Final Survey

Most spinal and musculosekeltal disorders can recover quickly and easily, whether recent or chronic.