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NEW for 2016 Version 3 of the companion materials to the Manual of Medicine and Horsemanship previously distributed on CD is now available on a FLASH DRIVE See details belowPLEASE NOTE AuthorHouse does not handle distribution of the flash drive Please use the order form on Page 83 of the Manual or email me confirmation of purchase at senseihorsenseicom The the order form says CD however you will receive the new flash driveWhat has become of the doctorpatient relationship in the era of managed care and Internet prescribing How does the electronic health record affect clinicianpatient communication Medicine and Horsemanship is a Stanford Universitybased student elective and Continuing Medical Education course that employs horses to teach nonverbal communication and other interpersonal skills for the clinicianpatient relationship and all professional interactionsNow with the Manual of Medicine and HorsemanshipTransforming the DoctorPatient Relationship with EquineAssisted Learning anyone with an EAL EAP EGE or EFEL practice can conduct Medicine and HorsemanshipYou will learn the practical and philosophical principles of teaching good bedside manner You will get detailed stepbystep exercises needed to conduct equineassisted learning programs for medical students and healthcare professionalsNew for 2016 Included in the purchase price is a flash drive with Version 3 of lesson plans handouts promotional photos and videos administrative forms and a PowerPoint presentation suitable for Grand Rounds The flash drive is shipped to you when you fill in the order form on page 83 of the Manual or email me with confirmation of purchase at senseihorsenseicom Purchase also includes a 12hour consultation with the author to assist you in establishing Medicine and Horsemanship at a medical center near you Call for appointment. Cindy Hale Jul11 Learning to properly sit the canter will make riding riding more comfortable for you and your horse Photo Leslie Potter No doubt about it some horses have rough canters This disquieting trait can be due to several reasons Poor confo Riding Level 3. Kristen M. Wilson. University of Maryland. Extension Horse Specialist. Rev. . 8/16/11. Dr. Amy Burk. University of Maryland Extension Horse Specialist. Prepared by:. Riding Testing Schedule. Knowledge . Level 3. Dr. Amy Burk. University of Maryland. Extension Horse Specialist. Rev. 8. /16/11. Kristen M. Wilson. University of Maryland Extension Horse Specialist. Knowledge Testing Schedule. Chapter 34. Objectives. Explain the basic principles of training . a horse . Describe basic horsemanship procedures . List basic procedures for showing a horse . Understanding the Behavior. of Horses. \"^R.E.A.D.^ The Manual of Horsemanship #PDF~

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