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The three articles in this issue address the future of physical therapy from the perspectives of practice, research, and technology.
APTA's centennial in 2021 naturally prompts a review of the evolution of the association and of the profession. That's not too difficult. The history of the association and the profession have been written day by day, year by year, decade by decade since 1921.
Looking ahead, though, is a different matter. The profession will face an almost limitless number of choices and influences, internal and external. Some are predictable. Many aren't.
Date: September 1, 2021
Contact: aptamag@apta.org
Content Type: Feature
APTA Staff
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2027 McMillan, Maley Lectures to Feature Leaders in Research and Education
Two accomplished leaders whose work has influenced physical therapist education, research, and patient care will take the stage at APTA Combined Sections
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Remembering Joseph Black: An APTA Leader
Joseph Black, PhD, former senior vice president of APTA's education division and an APTA honorary member, passed away on Aug. 15 at the age of 88. Black
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Remembering Clarence W. Hultgren: A Lifetime of Leadership
Clarence W. "Clancy" Hultgren, PT, CAE, passed away on Aug. 5, at the age of 96. An APTA member for 68 years, Hultgren dedicated much of his career to
