Timelines force decisions and action in injured runners
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Last week, I was in Hawaii lecturing at the International Foot & Ankle Foundation Medical Conference. meeting.
I had been invited to give several lectures on running injuries. One of those was about stress fractures for physicians, podiatrists, foot and ankle surgeons.
One of the objectives was to help them understand how they can look at stress induced injuries differently, with the intent of teaching the doctors that they really have to consider these timelines.
Timelines, forced decisions and action in injured runners, and that is what we're talking about today on the Doc On The Run Podcast.
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