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May 29, 2017/Clinical Summary
PTs work with patients with dementia to address mobility and strength limitations, minimize fall risk factors, and enhance the patient’s quality of life.
Apr 1, 2024/Feature
A perspective on who makes up the public health workforce, and physical therapists' contributions to promoting a community's health and wellness.
Dec 1, 2025/Article
Exploring the benefits, evidence, and potential drawbacks of using shockwave therapy to support patient recovery.
May 1, 2024/Column
An ethical exploration of microaggressions in the field of physical therapy.
Life Balance: Words Matter; Admiration for Article on CPGs
Jul 1, 2024/Column
Karli Fosco, PT, DPT, then a third-year SPT at Ithaca College, interviewed Traci Norris, PT, DPT.
After a long search for a diagnosis, a PT moves toward recovery.
Apr 1, 2024/Column
A physical therapist finds meaning and purpose through politics.
Jun 1, 2024/Column
Corbin Olson, SPT, a second-year student at the University of Mary, interviews Michael Murray, PT, DPT, president of the APTA Aquatics.
Oct 16, 2020/Article
What you need to know about documentation, coding, and billing consideration when providing telehealth services.
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Nov 30, 1988/Special Issue: Foot and Ankle
The intent of this article is to present a detailed overview of the normal prenatal
This review article describes shoe inserts and provides information to assist physical
Familiarity with the characteristics of current prosthetic foot-ankle assemblies
Age-related changes in the feet include alterations in the skin, which becomes
The most frequently reported diabetic foot complication is plantar ulceration.
This article presents methods by which physical therapists can use splints and
This case report describes an approach for determining when fabricated orthoses
This report details a case history and outpatient physical therapy management of
Nov 30, 1988/Letters and Responses
<italic>To the Editor:</italic>I wish to call your attention
I wish to call your attention
<italic>To the Editor:</italic>Much attention has been paid
Much attention has been paid
