Content that pushes boundaries.

Hurting People Hurt People

Truth-telling can be dangerous: “How about volunteering for a trial of kneecapping, and then let’s see what you can teach people about enduring non-cancer chronic...

Damned if We Do, Damned if We Don’t: The Tricky MIPS Toss-Up

When it comes to the game of MIPS, there are no clear winners. There are pros and cons to participating—and pros and cons to opting...

Habits of Experts in Pain Science

Everyone’s an expert…or are they? I guess that depends on a myriad of factors. There are courses, books, blogs, scholarly papers and podcasts about expertise...

6 Physical Therapy Predictions for 2020

We’re on the cusp of ushering in an entirely new decade—and hopefully, a new era for the physical therapy industry. With that in mind, let’s...

Welcome to the Next Level EIM

In 2015 EIM partnered with the International Spine and Pain Institute (ISPI). The partners wanted to work together to expand the reach of pain education....

I’m Mad as Hell—and I’m Not Going to Take it Anymore

I’m mad as hell, and I know I’m not alone. Based on commentary I’ve heard across the industry, many of you are not only angry,...

The Next-Best-Hardest-Thing

When is the last time you completed a “next-best-hardest-thing” you’ve undertaken? A thing that was self-induced, harder than what you have done before in some...

Goodhart’s Law, the Cobra Effect, and Dunning-Kreuger

It happened again. I got caught in the black hole of web-surfing and the downward trundling of “oh, what‘s that? That sounds interesting,” which led...

The Importance of Self-Efficacy

The current healthcare system functions within a behavioral model premised on the biopsychosocial theory (BPS Theory). Yet, all healthcare disciplines observe a narrow application of...

We Are ONE EIM

We have some exciting news to share with you! The companies you have come to rely upon for evidenced-based healthcare education are uniting under one...