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Mar 1, 2020/Feature
More and more actors with disabilities are appearing in TV shows and movies. Physical therapists are playing a supporting role.
Feb 1, 2020/Feature
How patient data can answer questions to help PTs provide better care, improve outcomes, and lower costs.
A growing number of schools that offer DPT and pre-physical therapy programs are exposing their students to strategies for inventing and innovating, from concept to production and marketing. And the programs' goals reach well beyond the invention itself.
Physical therapists working in home health discuss their evolving role in the continuum of patient care.
Mar 1, 2020/Column
Here's information on how to apply the new CQ modifier to denote when outpatient therapy services are furnished in whole or in part by a PTA.
Feb 1, 2020/Column
When patient confidentiality and broader need are in conflict.
A program plays a key "roll" in altering perceptions.
Apr 1, 2020/Feature
Stepping out from full-time practice looks different from how it once did. The options during and after a hiatus vary for PTs and PTAs.
Jul 1, 2021/Column
View letters to the editor, online comments from readers, and responses to timely questions that APTA poses for member response.
Many PTs face financial challenges early in their careers. What strategies can new (and not so new) PTs use to address their financial issues?
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Jul 31, 1984/Practice
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
Jun 30, 1984/Administration
Adding an audit to the problem-oriented medical record system creates feedback
May 31, 1984/Research
Although considerable documentation of the physiologic effects of ultrasound (US)
