It’s a report that in many ways echoes APTA’s white paper on opioids and pain management published nearly 1 year ago. Source: APTA Feed Final HHS Report on Pain Management Adds to Drumbeat for Better Access to Nondrug Approaches
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Are recovery pathways after traumatic injury different for African-Americans and Caucasians? Source: APTA Feed Study Reveals Racial Disparities in Postdischarge Rehab After Traumatic Injury
Read MoreInterested in pursuing a pilot study for CoHSTAR? The application deadline is soon. Source: APTA Feed CoHSTAR Pilot Study Deadline June 1
Read MoreThe 11 recommendations include calls for patient-centered approaches, attention to psychosocial issues, and use of nonsurgical care as a first-line treatment. Source: APTA Feed Study Identifies 11 Guideline-Based Recommendations for Musculoskeletal Pain
Read MoreMay 21, 2019: Live in or near Arlington, Virginia? Congratulations: you reside in the nation’s most fit city, according to results of a new study that ranks cities across the United States. The rankings are part of the 2019 American ...
Read More“All bodies are good bodies, and we’re going to make sure that all bodies feel the way they’re supposed to feel.” Source: APTA Feed Move Forward Radio: Individuals Who Are Transgender Deserve Person-Centered Care – Just Like Everyone Else
Read MoreThe bill would add PTs to a federal initiative that provides greater patient access to health care in rural and underserved areas—and incentivizes health care provider participation through a student loan forgiveness program. Source: APTA Feed Legislation to Include PTs ...
Read MoreComedian members, Ski Patrol members, marathon-winning members, and more. Source: APTA Feed The Good Stuff: Members and the Profession in the Media, May 2019
Read MoreRates of diabetes, hypertension, and obesity are up. Source: APTA Feed Study: Patients in Cardiac Rehab Are Older, Less Healthy, and Have More Diverse Needs Than Patients 20 Years Ago
Read More30 minutes of exercise can improve recall temporarily and condition your brain to work more efficiently in the long run. Source: APTA Feed 30 Minutes of 'Acute' Exercise Temporarily Boosts Memory-Related Brain Activity, Strengthens Brain Over Time
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