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Oct 1, 2017/Column
A PTA has questions about a patient's best interest and a PT's motivation.
Nov 1, 2017/Column
Here's what PTs need to know, and why it's important.
The power of stubbornness, physical therapy, and prosthetics.
Oct 1, 2017/Magazine
A friend of mine, knowing I enjoy reading about World War II history, recommended that I read author Daniel James Brown's The Boys in the Boat.1 Assuming that "boat" meant submarine or destroyer, I eagerly downloaded this book onto my e-reader … and discovered the world of crew-a rowing sport about which
Sep 1, 2017/Feature
Research shows that the condition, once ridiculed as imaginary, is a true physiological disease. Here's what to look for, and how PTs are helping those who have it.
May 1, 2018/Magazine
- Datapoints\r\n- Health Care Headlines\r\n- Research Roundup\r\n- Update on Opiods\r\n- Association Resources
Dec 1, 2017/Magazine
- Datapoints\r\n - In Memoriam\r\n - Health Care Headlines\r\n - Update on Opiods\r\n - Research Roundup\r\n - Association Resources
Aug 1, 2017/Feature
"Problem-solving is the beginning of invention," says Peter Pidcoe, PT, DPT, PhD, himself an inventor. Coming up with creative solutions to problems faced by patients is something physical therapists (PTs) do every day. Some PTs go a step further-taking what they see in practice and creating a new product
Sep 1, 2017/Column
This Ethics in Practice Column from APTA Magazine highlights potential ethical challenges that can be associated with some productivity demands.
Here's what PTs and PTAs should know about the process.