In this episode, host Nathan Cashion reconnects with Dr. James Leonard to discuss the integration of health tech, direct primary care, telehealth, and artificial intelligence in chiropractic and healthcare.
Dr. Leonard shares his journey from working at World Spine Care at the onset of the COVID pandemic, to his current role at the US Department of Veterans Affairs, highlighting his experiences with direct care models, value-based care, and innovative tech projects.
The conversation touches on the challenges and promises of AI in healthcare, data literacy, and the evolution of modern health informatics.
Recorded in December 2024.
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In this episode, host Nathan Cashion reconnects with Dr. James Leonard to discuss the integration of health tech, direct primary care, telehealth, and artificial intelligence in chiropractic and healthcare.
Dr. Leonard shares his journey from working at World Spine Care at the onset of the COVID pandemic, to his current role at the US Department of Veterans Affairs, highlighting his experiences with direct care models, value-based care, and innovative tech projects.
The conversation touches on the challenges and promises of AI in healthcare, data literacy, and the evolution of modern health informatics.
Recorded in December 2024.
Episode 49: Placebo Effect in Manual Therapy with Brian Fulton, RMT
Exploring Chiropractic
47 minutes 55 seconds
6 years ago
Episode 49: Placebo Effect in Manual Therapy with Brian Fulton, RMT
Brian Fulton is a massage therapist in Ontario, Canada. He is passionately interested in manual therapy and continuing education, with twenty years of experience in massage therapy. In addition to hands-on experience, he has written hundreds of health articles and has led seminars on health, wellness, ergonomics, and the role of psychosocial factors in manual therapy. He has served on the board of directors of my professional association, both at the provincial and regional levels.
Brian is the author of The Placebo Effect in Manual Therapy – Improving Clinical Outcomes in Your Practice, published by Handspring Publishing 2015. This is an in-depth, 290-page book for manual therapists, containing over 300 citations, detailing evidence-based methods therapists can employ to augment their patients’ healing, thereby improving patient outcomes.
Learn more about Brian Fulton at his website and on Facebook.
Discussion Topics
Placebo - terms and definitions
Factors effecting placebo effect
Examples of implementing placebo effect(s) during patient encounter in manual therapy
How can a practitioner begin to develop and practice these skills?
Resources
Facebook Group: Understanding Placebo Effects in Manual Therapy
Diamond Dallas Yoga Video: Never, Ever Give Up. Arthur's Inspirational Transformation!
Video: What Is a Placebo? Q and A with Ted Kaptchuk
Recent Article: Placebo Effect Meets the Biopsychosocial Approach
Exploring Chiropractic
In this episode, host Nathan Cashion reconnects with Dr. James Leonard to discuss the integration of health tech, direct primary care, telehealth, and artificial intelligence in chiropractic and healthcare.
Dr. Leonard shares his journey from working at World Spine Care at the onset of the COVID pandemic, to his current role at the US Department of Veterans Affairs, highlighting his experiences with direct care models, value-based care, and innovative tech projects.
The conversation touches on the challenges and promises of AI in healthcare, data literacy, and the evolution of modern health informatics.
Recorded in December 2024.
