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Apr 20, 2023/Live Webinar
Inside intel from APTA's Health Policy and Payment team on the most significant and impactful federal and commercial payer policy updates in 2023.
Oct 18, 2023/Live Webinar
Healthcare organizations and clinicians are paying increased attention to environmental issues.
Sep 21, 2023/Event
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Jul 21, 2023/Event
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Aug 1, 2020/Column
Serving patients where they live, through a different practice model.
Jul 1, 2020/Magazine
View letters to the editor, online comments from readers, and responses to timely questions that APTA poses for member response.
Oct 1, 2020/Column
Nov 1, 2020/Column
Physical therapy can help heal emotional wounds, too.
Jul 1, 2020/Column
There's great power in seizing the moment.
Jun 30, 2020/Author
Melissa C. Hofmann, PT, PhD, is co-chair of PT Proud and faculty at Regis University in the Physical Therapy Department. You can connect with Melissa on Twitter at @melhofmann.
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Oct 31, 2008/editorial
Oct 31, 2008/news
The following article1 is the report of an American Diabetes Association
Oct 31, 2008/research-article
Exercise, along with dietary intervention, represents first-line therapy for diabetes
Background and PurposeThe primary purpose of this study was
The primary purpose of this study was
Background and PurposeThe purpose of this study was to compare
The purpose of this study was to compare
Background and ObjectiveGait characteristics differ in individuals
Gait characteristics differ in individuals
BackgroundWeight-bearing exercise has been contraindicated
Weight-bearing exercise has been contraindicated
ObjectiveOsteolysis and low bone mineral density (BMD) are
Osteolysis and low bone mineral density (BMD) are
Sep 30, 2008/Editorial
Sep 30, 2008/Research Reports
Background and PurposeGait variability has been measured with
Gait variability has been measured with