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A Brief but Meaningful Encounter

May 1, 2021/Column

A hospital PT finds meaning in a visit with a patient with COVID-19.

Information Blocking Rules: The Basics

Jun 1, 2021/Column

New federal regulations that impact the exchange of health information took effect in April, and, while they will benefit both you and your patients, they also create complexities.

Why You Should Consider Participating in Medicaid

May 1, 2021/Column

We're correcting some common misconceptions about the Medicaid program to encourage you to enroll.

It's Time to Walk the Talk When It Comes to Our Vision for Society

Apr 16, 2018/Perspective

One opportunity to transform society by optimizing movement is increasing physical activity participation.

How Do I Avoid Burnout? A Perspective From an Engaged PT

Feb 7, 2018/Perspective

I have continued to reinvent myself as a professional over the course of my PT career.

Got MIPS Questions? We Have Answers.

Jan 8, 2019/Article

We've recapped some popular questions here.

7 Things You Need to Know About Value-Based Care

Apr 9, 2018/Article

Whether you love it, hate it, or still don't completely understand it, value-based care is here to stay.

Notes From the Field: MIPS, Quality Improvement, and the Physical Therapy Outcomes Registry

Jun 9, 2019/Interview

APTA spoke with Peyton Fandel, PT, DPT, who played a key role in evaluating the potential benefits of MIPS and enrollment in APTA's registry.

APTA Advocacy in Action: 2019 Wins, and What's on Our Radar for 2020

Jan 28, 2020/Perspective

APTA is taking the advocacy lead on a number of bills impacting the physical therapy profession and the patients we serve that may be addressed in the 116th Congress.

The Battle of the Blitz

Oct 24, 2018/Article

Raising money through muderball.

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Electromyographic Results of Inhibitory Splinting

Jan 31, 1984/Research

The purpose of this study was to compare the integrated EMG activity of spastic

Assessing the Reliability of Measurements from the Krusen Limb Load Monitor to Analyze Temporal and Loading Characteristics of Normal Gait

Jan 31, 1984/Research

This study assessed the reliability of measurements made by four physical therapists

Modified Walker for Patients with Polyarticular Rheumatoid Arthritis Suggestion from the Field

Jan 31, 1984/Practice

Individuals with severe polyarticular rheumatoid arthritis affecting the upper

Early Use of Adaptable Seating for Patients with Head Trauma Suggestion from the Field

Jan 31, 1984/Practice

The indivdiual who has suffered a severe head injury and is recovering from coma

Entry-Level Master's Degree A Decade of Experience

Jan 31, 1984/Education

All of the graduates of the entry-level master's degree program at Stanford University

Alteration of Motor-Unit Discharge Characteristics in Aged Humans

Dec 31, 1983/Research

The purpose of this study was to determine and compare the discharge characteristics

Clinical Gait Assessment in the Neurologically Impaired Reliability and Meaningfulness

Dec 31, 1983/Research

This study of subjects with multiple sclerosis or hemiparesis assessed the interrater

Clinical Trials in Duchenne Dystrophy Standardization and Reliability of Evaluation Procedures

Dec 31, 1983/Research

A multiclinic, collaborative study has been designed to assess the natural progression

Stabilization of the Trunk and Pelvis While Measuring Hip Internal Rotation Suggestion from the Field

Dec 31, 1983/Practice

Physical therapists routinely measure range of motion (ROM) of active hip internal

Neurogenic Dysphagia Frequency, Progression, and Outcome in Adults Following Head Injury

Nov 30, 1983/Special Issue: Head Injuries

A retrospective chart review was conducted to determine the frequency, progression,