Die Dämonisierung der Manuellen Therapie

„Dämonisierung“ nennt der amerikanische Physiotherapeut und Professor Dr. Chad E. Cook die in den letzten Jahren lauter werdende Kritik an der Manuellen Therapie. Acht dieser „Dämonisierungen“ greift er auf und bewertet diese sorgfältig anhand der aktuellen Literatur. Seine Ziele mit dem Artikel sind: Diskussionen anstoßen, falsche Annahmen abbauen und Patienten eine evidenzbasierte Therapie ermöglichen.

Publikationsverlauf

Artikel online veröffentlicht:
19. Juli 2021

• Literatur

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