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Moral Injury Versus Burnout of the Clinical Instructor

Dec 13, 2021/Podcast

In this episode, Allison Kellish, PT, DPT, PhD, MPH, answers questions related to her recent study, "Moral Injury Signified by Levels of Moral Distress and Burnout in Health Science Clinical Educators."

Nutrition for the Clinician: What Happens When Your Brain Is Hydrated and More

Podcast

In this episode, Amanda Carlson-Phillips, MS, RD, senior vice president of strategic partnerships at EXOS, answers questions specifically directed at nutritional needs of a busy clinician.

Mindful Eating

Dec 23, 2021/Open Access

Learn how to choose to devote your attention to the act of preparing and eating a meal in a way that nourishes us in more ways than one.

Let's Talk About Stress

Dec 27, 2021/Video

Learn about the two types of stress you encounter and how they help and hurt your wellness .

ABPTRFE Program Directory

ABPTRFE is recognized as the agency for the accreditation of physical therapist residency and fellowship education programs. Access the directory of programs and information for participants and programs.

Why Rotational Movement Matters

Jan 11, 2022/Open Access

As a physical therapist, you likely already understand rotational movement, but take time to stress its importance with your patients.

El Ritmo del Bienestar – Mueve Tu Cuerpo y Escucha Tu Mente

Jan 11, 2022/Video

Learn how to promote self-care and well-being, through the practice of movements and guided meditation, and be reminded of the importance of breathing and movement.

Mobility Exercises

Dec 8, 2021/Video

Mobility is important to keep our bodies healthy. A great way to relieve tension after completing your notes is by doing some gentle mobility drills

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Invited Commentary

Dec 31, 1993/Research Reports

Local Sensation Changes and Altered Hip Muscle Function Following Severe Ankle Sprain

Dec 31, 1993/Research Reports

Background and Purpose. Changes in sensory information have been shown

Invited Commentary

Dec 31, 1993/Research Reports

A Review of the Principles of Pulse Oximetry and Accuracy of Pulse Oximeter Estimates During Exercise

Dec 31, 1993/Literature Reviews

This article reviews the principles of pulse oximetry and assesses the accuracy

Muscle Atrophy and Procedures for Training After Spinal Cord Injury

Dec 31, 1993/Special Series: Skeletal Muscle

Functional electrical stimulation (FES) of paralyzed muscles holds promise as a

Muscle and More—It's All Here

Nov 30, 1993/Editor's Notes

Motor Unit Recruitment and the Gradation of Muscle Force

Nov 30, 1993/Special Series: Skeletal Muscle

The capabilities of the different types of motor units are reviewed, and their

Skeletal Muscle Mechanics: Implications for Rehabilitation

Nov 30, 1993/Special Series: Skeletal Muscle

Skeletal muscles are the primary organ system responsible for force generation

Motor Unit Populations in Healthy and Diseased Muscles

Nov 30, 1993/Special Series: Skeletal Muscle

The numbers of functioning motor units can be estimated in proximal and distal

Combined Use of Surface Electromyography and 31P-NMR Spectroscopy for the Study of Muscle Disorders

Nov 30, 1993/Special Series: Skeletal Muscle

This article describes the use of combining spectral electromyographic signal techniques