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The Combined Sections Meeting brought more than 17,000 people to New Orleans.
A scientist claiming "Your practice isn’t evidence based" and a clinician countering "Your evidence isn't practical" likely resonates with PTs on both sides of the argument. In his delivery of the Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Section's Linda Crane Lecture, Sean Collins, PT, ScD, asked the audience to consider just how wide the gap is between them: To what extent can practice be evidence based, and to what extent can research be practical?
Date: May 1, 2018
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Content Type: Feature
APTA Staff
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Remembering Clarence W. Hultgren: A Lifetime of Leadership
Clarence W. "Clancy" Hultgren, PT, CAE, passed away on Aug. 5, at the age of 96. An APTA member for 68 years, Hultgren dedicated much of his career to
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APTA Builds Congressional Support for Medicare Payment Reform and Patient Access
In a Sept. 14 Capitol Hill briefing held in the Rayburn House Office Building for congressional staff, APTA members and staff experts detailed how the
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Resources Offer a Practical Look at How PT Codes Are Valued
APTA has recently released two new payment resources to support the association's strategic priority of advancing payment for physical therapist
