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Apr 30, 2020/Podcast
Outpatient PTs from private practice, hospital, and pediatric settings gather to discuss how they have maintained in-person practice while upholding CDC-recommended COVID-19 safety guidelines.
Jan 5, 2021/News
One of the best ways to honor the physical therapy profession's proud past is to invest in its future.
Jan 8, 2021/Review
The study examines SMT as part of a multi-component treatment protocol — a better reflection of clinical practice, authors say.
Jan 8, 2021/Article
Insight on working in cross-cultural situations.
Jan 8, 2021/Roundup
Vaccine distribution, proning and nerve injury, rehab for COVID patients, and more.
Jan 11, 2021/News
APTA's members-only tool can help you manage a potentially challenging payment year.
Jan 14, 2021/Podcast
Zach shares his message to seek out more information, identify bias and limitations when they exist, find mentors, and reflect on experiences whenever possible.
Jan 14, 2021/News
The Jan. 15 webinar will leverage the expertise of PTs to help COVID survivors improve their recovery.
Jan 15, 2021/Article
A baseline for beginning to explore cultural competence as it relates to race and ethnicity.
Jan 15, 2021/News
Recipients of $10k or more in relief funds were supposed to start reporting to HHS beginning Jan. 15. A new date hasn't been set.
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Jul 31, 1984/Practice
The purpose of this paper is to discuss general treatment guidelines for treating
Cancer is a disease that affects a large number of the population; about one out
Biofeedback used selectively can be a valuable adjunct to a physical therapy program.
Gastroesophageal reflux (GER) or chalasia in infants can be defined simply as the
Jul 31, 1984/Administration
This article describes a method for evaluating the productivity of therapists in
Jun 30, 1984/Research
A study of 31 healthy volunteers was done to test the hypothesis that analgesia
This study investigated whether 184 volunteers from 20 to 79 years of age could
Jun 30, 1984/Practice
Pernicious anemia can cause motor and sensory loss, abnormal tone, memory deficits,
Using Silastic elastomer* has become increasingly popular as a “filler” for splints
Jun 30, 1984/Education
I conducted a survey of 102 senior physical therapy students to identify, from
