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You bring up a couple of great points. First, that not only should we make time for osteopathic medical students, but it’s important to get involved and help train interns and residents. Second, we need to remind those starting out in the profession to always be mindful of the knowledge we have gained when it comes to how different parts of the body work together and influence each other. Think about how treating the rib cage could help an asthmatic or how treating T5 through T9 will help a patient with gastroenteritis feel better. In the end, that’s what we want for our patients—for them to leave our offices feeling better than they did when they first walked in.
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