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Curriculum Development Resources for Residencies and
Fellowships
Residency and fellowship curriculum are based on the Description of
Advanced Clinical Practice (DACP) or Description of Specialty Practice
(DSP) for each of the seven ABPTS approved specialty areas, which
include Cardio. Residencies and fellowships that do not fall within the
seven specialties must utilize a valid practice analysis for
curriculum development and credentialing. Resources to assist programs
in the development of a residency or fellowship curriculum and in
the completion of the credentialing process follow. have been developed
by AAOMPT and the Orthopaedic Section of APTA and by APTA’s
Committee on Clinical Residency and Fellowship Program
Credentialing.
Description of Advanced Clinical Practice for:
Cardiopulmonary
Clinical Electrophysiologic
Geriatric
Description of Specialty Practice for:
Neurologic
Orthopaedics
Pediatrics
Sports Physical Therapy
Cost: $26 plus shipping/handling - APTA Members; $42 plus
shipping/handling - Nonmembers
How to Obtain:
Order Number: E-46
Call APTA's Service Center: 800/999-2782, ext 3395
Or order online:APTA
Online Catalog
Orthopaedic Manual Physical Therapy: A Description of Advanced
Clinical Practice (1998)
Cost: $35 - AAOMPT Member; $45 - Nonmember
How to Obtain:
American Academy of Orthopaedic Manual Physical Therapists
PO Box 4777 Biloxi, MS 39535-4777
Guidelines for Curriculum Development for Postprofessional
Residencies in Orthopaedic Physical Therapy and Orthopedic Manual
Physical Therapy
The American Academy of Orthopaedic Manual Physical Therapists (AAOMPT)
and the Orthopaedic Section brought together residency directors,
clinicians, and educators from across the country to prepare this
comprehensive resource.
The document provides examples of part-time and full-time models for
residency education in various health care settings. Recommendations on
how to design the mission, philosophy, program goals, and performance
outcomes of a residency and how to integrate theoretical content with
clinical course content are also described. Numerous examples are
presented of instructional objectives, learning activities, methods for
practical and written examinations, and forms for program evaluation.
Factors to consider in selecting and training faculty are covered, along
with financial considerations for developing a residency
budget.
Because of the scope of the curriculum materials presented, the
document provides outstanding resources for developing residencies in
ALL specialty areas. Individuals interested in residency education
can use this information to evaluate current programs. Current programs
can re-evaluate their curriculum for further growth.
Cost: $45 for Orthopaedic Section and AAOMPT Members; $65
for APTA members; $80 for nonmembers
How to Obtain:
Orthopaedic Section will be handling all purchases. Make check payable
to: Orthopaedic Section, Inc, and mail to 2920 East Avenue South, Ste
200, La Crosse, WI 54601-7202. Phone: 1-800/444-3982
Bibliography of References
See the Bibliography of References for establishing a residency
program by paging back one page. Although the information presented is
geared toward the Geriatric Residency, the information presented is
applicable to any residency program.
Edited 3/2006
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