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Jul 1, 2021/Column
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Every patient is a one in a million.
Aug 1, 2021/Column
It wasn't until she saw patients with the same rare condition that a PT realized what had been plaguing her own body for years.
The transition from hospital to school-based setting brings up questions of authority.
Should you tap the market? Some points to consider.
Apr 1, 2021/Column
Reminiscences of a PT and mother.
Understand your legal obligations to your patients.
Apr 5, 2021/Open Access
This summary highlights the differences between patient populations who receive therapy services in each of the post-acute care or PAC, settings and the resulting functional outcomes of therapy.
May 1, 2021/Column
When conversation causes discomfort in the workplace.
We're correcting some common misconceptions about the Medicaid program to encourage you to enroll.
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Nov 30, 1980/Editor's Notes
This special issue presents clinically applicable information about the knee, with
Nov 30, 1980/Special Issue: The Knee
To understand knee problems, you must know the anatomy of this most complex joint.
How to classify knee ligament instabilities continues to present problems when
The knee joint is the largest joint in the body but far from the least vulnerable.
This paper presents an overview of selected concepts learned from clinical practice
The injured or diseased knee is a diagnostic and therapeutic dilemma. With incorrect
Posterolateral rotatory instability is a serious condition often requiring surgery.
Sep 30, 1980/Articles
The energy cost of walking and gait characteristics of patients with hip disease
Sep 30, 1980/Guest Commentaries
The purpose of this commentary is to present some of my personal thoughts and reflections
Sep 30, 1980/Suggestions From the Field
The purpose of this article is to describe a practical and effective exercise position