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APTA elections are held each year during the House of Delegates to fill open positions on the Board of Directors and Nominating Committee.

Clinical Summaries

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Clinical summaries synthesize evidence on managing specific conditions.

Direct Access in Practice

Direct access to PT services is a reality across America, but not without challenges.

Primary Care

PTs are qualified to serve in primary care roles, but there are policy barriers.

Pro Bono Physical Therapist Services

Pro bono services are consistent with our profession’s values and vision.

Travel Physical Therapy

Some PTs add travel to the benefits of a physical therapy career.

Annual Physical Therapy Visit

An annual visit allows physical therapists to determine health status and identify health risks of individuals in their community.

Genetics in Physical Therapy

Studies have indicated that genetic factors influence many, if not most of the diseases commonly encountered in clinical practice by physical therapists.

Movement System Management

The movement system is the integration of body systems that generate and maintain movement at all levels of bodily function.

Patient Screenings

Screening empowers physical therapists to provide proactive, patient-centered care.

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What Happened To My Letter?

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Effects of Cold Application on Maximal Isometric Contraction

Feb 28, 1967/Leading Articles

Subjective Measures and Clinical Decision Making

Jun 30, 1989/Conference Proceedings on Clinical Decision Making

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Diagnosis and Direct Access: Reactions to Editorial

Jun 30, 1989/Letters and Responses

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