In this 6th Ask Me Anything, Oliver responds to some of the questions sent in by listeners.

On this episode, Oliver speaks with chiropractor Eliud Sierra about his outsider experience from the chiropractic profession.

Dr Oliver Thomson speaks with sociologist Dr Rebecca Olson about sociology and its value for clinical practice.

Dr Oliver Thomson talks with philosopher of science Dr Carlo Martini about the incentives, motivations and implications of pseudoscience and pseudoscientific claims.

Dr Oliver Thomson talks with physiotherapist Jack Chew and chiropractic researcher Prof. Dave Newell about the bizarre, implausible and nonsensical claims made by health professional colleagues.

Closing the clinical reasoning podcast series, Oliver speaks with consultant physiotherapist Matthew Low about their reflections and implications of the episodes.

As part of the clinical reasoning podcast series, Oliver answers your questions in an Ask Me Anything special.

As part of the Clinical Reasoning Series, Oliver speaks with philosophers Dr Elena Rocca and Dr Saúl Pérez-González about how evidence of biological mechanisms can support clinical reasoning.

As part of the Clinical Reasoning Series, Oliver speaks with physiotherapist and research fellow Dr Nathalia Costa about tolerating and navigating clinical uncertainty.

As part of the Clinical Reasoning Series, Oliver speaks with clinical ethicist Prof. Clare Delany about resolving ethical moments in practice and making moral judgments.

As part of the clinical reasoning series, Dr Oliver Thomson speaks with specialist pain clinician Sanja Maretic about narrative approaches to clinical reasoning and practice.

As part of the clinical reasoning series, Oliver Thomson speaks with physiotherapist and educator Dr Euson Yeung about epistemic reflexivity.

As part of the Clinical Reasoning Series, Dr Oliver Thomson continues his discussion with Prof. Bjørn Hofmann about over diagnosis and medicalisation.

As part of the Clinical Reasoning Series, Dr Oliver Thomson speaks with Prof. Bjørn Hofmann about the ethics and moral implications of disease.

For the second episode of The Words Matter Podcast Clinical reasoning series, Dr Oliver Thomson speaks with physiotherapist Mark Jones about diagnostic reasoning and beyond in musculoskeletal practice.

As part of the clinical reasoning series, Dr Oliver Thomson speaks with physiotherapist Dr Roger Kerry about evidence and scientific thinking.

Dr Oliver Thomson talks with Dr Gita Ramdharry about her experience as a cultural outsider of the physiotherapy profession.

As part of the Outsider episodes, Oliver talks with Rob Jonah a plumber who changed career to an osteopath and then left osteopathy to return to his plumbing career.

Dr Oliver Thomson talks with Aaron Kubal about his experience as an outsider of the chiropractic profession.

Dr Oliver Thomson introduces the Outsider series, sharing his experience of feeling like an outsider of the osteopathy profession.

Dr Oliver Thomson shares his thoughts on topics and answers questions sent in by you.

Dr Oliver Thomson talks with clinical pharmacist Dr Marianne Lea and philosopher Prof Bjørn Hofmann about dediagnosis, too much medicine and over-diagnosis.

Dr Oliver Thomson speaks with philosopher Dr Carlo Martini in part 2 of their discussion on the public's perception of expertise.

Dr Oliver Thomson speaks with philosopher and epistemologist Dr Carlo Martini about the nature of expertise.