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May 20, 2026/Website
Feb 3, 2021/Policies & Bylaws
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Feb 1, 2021/CPG
Provides evidence-based recommendations for physical therapy diagnosis, prognosis, intervention, and assessment of outcome in adults with hip fracture.
Dec 22, 2020/CPG
These guidelines focus on physical, psychological, and pharmacological interventions for the management of primary and secondary chronic pain in children 0 to 19 years of age.
Nov 13, 2020/Resource
This course introduces physical therapy professionals to the concept of Diversity Climate and its relationship to positive organizational outcomes.
May 1, 2020/Test & Measure
Jan 25, 2021/Resource
Clear communication is a prerequisite to providing responsible care, ensuring patient safety, and optimizing outcomes.
Nov 29, 2022/Policies & Bylaws
Board Policy: Describes how APTA's federated model is strengthened by ensuring consistency with APTA documents, policies, and positions.
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While a pandemic raged, together we advocated for the profession.
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Jul 31, 2009/Research Reports
BackgroundFunctional limitation of the upper extremities is
Functional limitation of the upper extremities is
Jun 30, 2009/Research Reports
BackgroundSubacromial impingement syndrome (SAIS) is a painful
Subacromial impingement syndrome (SAIS) is a painful
BackgroundResistive exercise after stroke can improve strength
Resistive exercise after stroke can improve strength
Jun 30, 2009/Perspectives
Many researchers and clinicians believe the effectiveness of existing physical
Commonly studied physical functions include activities such as walking and climbing
Jun 30, 2009/Departments
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