Learning more about DO philosophy for secondaries/interviews

[fmpak93]

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I applied to several DO schools,filling out their secondaries. While I do have an interest in osteopathic medicine, my knowledge is very...err premed standard.

I wanna be able to discuss osteopathic medicine in a more sophisticated manner rather than reiterate common knowledge facts from wikipedia or the famous "holistic" approach thing haha.

What are good resources to learn about the nitty gritty in depths stuff about DO medicine for students not in medical school yet?

 

[DoctorSynthesis]

The DOs by norman gevitz

 

[UTsksk]

That book should suffice. I bought the book because I thought it would help me learn more, but ended up just glancing at it a few times. Most of the knowledge I gathered for interviewing was looking at websites (pretty much just googled osteopathic medicine and clicked on different sites).