Introduction to Osteopathic Medicine: R. Mitchell Hiserote, D.O. (2014)
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- R. Mitchell Hiserote, D.O.
Associate Clinical Professor and Chair, OMM Department, Touro University - College of Osteopathic Medicine
Saturday October 11, 2014
12th Annual UC Davis Pre-Health & Pre-Medical National Conference
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Love this more humble, modest and caring approach about medicine/doctors
THIS IS MY CAREER!!
How’s your career going?
@@bald_chicken This video was what convinced me to go to medical school. I'm studying 9-10 hours a day for the MCAT right now. I hope to start medical school next year
@@Obamnaz good luck! you can do this :)
@@Obamnaz how'd did your application cycle go?
@@NO1xANIMExFAN wow the commitment to actually caring about someone random on the internet. Inspiring lol
i am glad that i watched this video to the end.. i am one of those patients that traditional medicine has not helped.. i have an appointment with a DO and i hope i get the mind-body-spirit treatment..
Great talk
Great video, cleared many doubts
Same, the philosophy behind osteopaths seems so more in congruence with how I feel about becoming a physician
very informative. thank you.
was very enlightning presentation. dr hiserote is inspiring... wondering if i should move north... does he take patients?
He does take patients 🙏
This very interesting but what is the level qualification and conditions required for admission?
In the US, requirements for DO school are the same as those for MD school (basic sciences & good MCAT scores).
Admission requirements for non-physician osteopathic training (offered in Canada and Europe) are lesser, and this routes actually provides more hours of teaching in hands-on skills.
Can you have this therpy done if you have osteoporosis?
Yes. Many osteopathic approaches to treatment are quite gentle.
43:17 “Unfortunately, this guy is your mom!”
I don't get it 😅
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Agree! That's why I pay UA-cam's monthly fee (despite despising to do so)
Asians everywhere
Hairo
what?
It does matter. We are spiritually born dead in Sin! This world is broken because of Sin. We have a spirit soul and body. God sent His Son Jesus into the world to fix the Sin problem. God was in Christ reconciling the world back to Himself.Christ died to take upon Himself the sins of each person. Christ was buried and on the 3rd day God resurrected Jesus up to prove He took away all our Sins. He did not redeem the body. We will get a new Resurrected body one day. We have a Sin nature that’s why we do sinful things. We have to be born from above. The Sin nature can’t be fixed. We need a new nature. The Earth,animals nature all have been impacted by Sin. One day Christ will make a New Heaven and Earth. The wages of Sin is Death. Jesus said he or she who believes in Me will never die. He came to bring Eternal life. Christ the Creator is the Great Physician! He made the man and woman after His image. Sin has separated all of us from a Holy God. That’s what’s wrong. We have broken God’s Law. Life only comes from Christ! You have to go to Him to get it. This is not a Religion but a relationship with the Father,Son and Holy Spirit. See John 17:3.
Only in the USA. Quackery.
Actually, you'll find osteopaths worldwide. What's unique about it in the US is that osteopathy is a branch of medicine and DOs work as physicians.
Are you a physician or have any knowledge of the DO medical degree? I don't believe so.
Funny enough this quackery is producing competent physicians across every medical specialty in the States.
And maybe the rest of the world should look to the US when it comes to DO/MD topic, with the US being seen as a place for pioneering new ways of thinking to achieve a particular goal.
@@TickleMeElmo55 so why even have DO program?
@@dragonfly8485 Because the knowledge of healing and health is limited by the immaturity of current science relative to the natural integration of a person - that is health. We really know so little in medicine about how it all works together. That is is why we continue to keep our minds open, hubris at bay, ask questions and research to the best of our abilities. Ever asked why it is called the "practice" of medicine
@@mitchhiserote that doesn't provide answer to what I asked at all.
Personally, I wouldn't mind using a DO for physical med & rehab, but for more serious stuff I would definitely default to a MD. I am skeptical of the roots of osteopathy and its questionable foundation for scientific medicine
Why? DO physicians go through the same coursework, as a matter of fact they take extra hours? They are trained to be analytical and would not hesitate to take the allopathic approach.
@@NoOne-ip9nl I agree but the osteopathic part shouldn't exist in doctors training,its pure nonsense as for spirit it doesn't exist either,each patient is a bio psychosocial organism,theres no spirit there.
@@scarred10 You definitely don't know what you are talking about. It doesn't mean spirit as in the religious way .
spirit means nonphysical and nothing is nonphysical
@@NoOne-ip9nl I never mentioned religion either.
“Everybody in this room is infected”. Infected with what ahaa. that line alone had mr in tears, that’s the last thing youd want to hear. I bet eyes were turning 😂 all jokes aside that body, mind and spirit method is something that alot of people don’t understand or are in-tuned with. Especially some dr. These days don’t care enough to be on that level with patients. I strive to change that to the best of my abilities.