FINALLY!
it has begun!!
...so i'm a few months late... but i've actually started my dissertation!
..changed title just before christmas... actually doing something interesting:
“An investigation into the level of effectivity of different temperatures used in hydrothereapy”
was doing:
“The intra-examiner and inter-examiner variability of the BROM II device when measuring lumbar spine mobility”
i'm very happy now... though it's on pause again while i prepare for this bloody awful pharmacology exam
the end
2 Comments
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Comment by lauren storey on January 19, 2008 at 1:43pm
- very well done, glad you've started....you'll over take me soon....my machine is broken again!!
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Comment by Clement Rhein on January 22, 2008 at 7:36pm -
Hey hey hey, interesting project! Are you doing an experiment or literature reveiw? And how does it relate to osteopathy?
(Good luck by the way :-))
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