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Jan 24, 2023/Podcast
Spinal muscular atrophy resources need knowledge translation.
Jan 23, 2023/News
APTA advised private practice PTs to continue direct supervision for PTA use of remote therapeutic monitoring until CMS clarified the issue.
Feb 1, 2023/Podcast
APTA staff experts offer updates to support your practice.
Feb 3, 2023/News
The association will collaborate with agencies, universities, and health care organizations in the Total Worker Health® initiative.
Feb 6, 2023/News
The APTA Health Benefits Marketplace leverages the association's membership size to keep costs down.
Feb 8, 2023/News
The association's public policy priorities are aimed at unleashing physical therapy's potential to take on pressing health care challenges.
Feb 10, 2023/News
Don't miss this chance for PTs to make headway in reducing administrative burden.
Feb 10, 2023/Review
An RCT measured pain and function in patients with knee osteoarthritis who completed 12 weeks of physical therapist-supervised exercises.
Feb 13, 2023/Perspective
The foundational tenets of my identity — fluidity, authenticity, and vulnerability — help me be a better clinician.
Feb 14, 2023/Podcast
Editor-in-Chief Alan Jette, PT, PhD, FAPTA, interviews Matthew Miller, PT, DPT, DSc, about his evaluation of telehealth physical therapy utilization at an urban academic medical center one year into the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Feb 29, 1988/Research
The purpose of this study was to evaluate the ability of electrical stimulation
The purpose of this study was to determine whether differences existed on dynamometer
The author has addressed an area of medicine that to date has received minimal
Prenatal classes may “always” contain some activities for pelvic-floor function,
Feb 29, 1988/Practice
Physical therapists are becoming increasingly aware of the growing complexity of
The purposes of this article are 1) to provide an updated summary of some aspects
Bronchial drainage, positive-pressure lung inflation, chest-wall percussion, and
Feb 29, 1988/Education
This study was performed to ascertain whether a relationship exists between physical
Jan 31, 1988/Research
Standing up from a supine position is important for physical independence. This
The clinical use of exercise rehabilitation programs has increased for patients
