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The article presents author's comments on the carrying oneself on the human behavior and relationships. It offers information on good osteopath, that can tell on aligning the spine. Information on walking around engrossed in screens is presented. It focuses on mimicking the behavior and instilling confidence.

The article discusses the profile of anesthesiologist and chief of pain management Dr. Neil Kirschen of the South Nassau Communities Hospital in Oceanside, New York. Topics covered include Kirschen's knowledge of alternative treatment modalities, his success in the field of proliferation therapy or prolotheraphy, and his employment history and medical affiliations. It also discusses Kirschen's teaching career, his volunteer works, and his involvement in training first responders.

This section offers news briefs concerning hospital staff as of June 2015 on topics including osteopathic medicine graduates, reducing work-related stress and burnout, and the Hospital Respiratory Protection Program Toolkit for health care employees.

The article reports that the Australian Osteopathic Association will conduct a survey of its members starting March 2012.

The article reports on the decision made by the General Optical Council fitness to practice panel concerning an interim order for conditional registration of a registered doctor of osteopathic medicine (DO) and student optometrist in London, England. It reveals that the interim order for the student optometrist who had provided misleading information to his assessor in relation to patient episodes will be continued for six months. The interim order had been imposed on Nicholas Paul Skillicorn.

Comments on the move of the Board of Examiners in Optometry to issue its long-awaited rulemaking stating which procedures considers to be outside the scope of optometric procedure in Oklahoma. Negotiations involving the optometric, medical and osteopathic societies at the urging of Governor Brad Henry; Expansion or restriction of optometric practice; Scope of the practice.

Reports on the debate over the resolution to establish a policy on in-office surgery, during the American Osteopathic Association's House of Delegates 2001 meeting in Chicago, Illinois. Concern of Dana Shaffer, a member of the Iowa Board of Medical Examiners, regarding the proposal; Other contentious issues at the meeting; Delegate whose resolutions are adopted by fellows.

Reports that Chicago, Illinois' American Osteopathic Association is considering broadening its accreditation program for allopathic and osteopathic hospitals.

Focuses on the convening by the American Osteopathic Association (AOA) and the American Osteopathic Healthcare Association (AOHA) of a joint task force on managed care. Importance of the associations' participation in managed care; Promotion of osteopathic medicine to managed care organizations.