From PTJ: When it comes to rehabilitation of individuals with nontraumatic knee pain, it really is a case of “the sooner the better.” Source: APTA Feed From PTJ: For Patients With Nontraumatic Knee Pain, Early Rehabilitation Lowers Odds of Later ...
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It’s now final: CMS has suspended startup of revised conditions of participation for home health agencies until January 13, 2018. Source: APTA Feed New HHA Medicare, Medicaid Participation Requirements Won't Launch Until January 2018
Read MoreWriter Jane Brody engaged in a lot of what she describes as “wishful thinking” about how best to treat her knee pain Source: APTA Feed NYT Article Questions Arthroscopic Surgery, Acid Injections for Knee Pain
Read MoreWhen it comes to pursuing a career as a PTA, it’s never too late. Source: APTA Feed From PT in Motion Magazine: Discovering a Second Career as a PTA
Read MoreAPTA lets CMS know where there’s room for improvement. Source: APTA Feed APTA Comments on SNFs, IRFs, and Inpatient Payment – And on Medicare as a Whole
Read MoreNEXT News, videos, pics, and more now available. Source: APTA Feed 2017 NEXT: Revisit a Great Conference (or See Why You Should Attend in 2018)
Read MorePhysical literacy is as important as literacy in language, music, and mathematics. Source: APTA Feed Physical Literacy Decline in Children Leads to Adverse Effects in Adults
Read MoreOxford Debate: Specialist vs Generalist Education; Ciccone Declares Results to be the “Closest Ever”
The motion being debated was: “Be it resolved that physical therapist and physical therapist assistant students will demonstrate expertise in a specific focused area of practice immediately upon graduation.” Source: APTA Feed Oxford Debate: Specialist vs Generalist Education; Ciccone Declares ...
Read MoreSaying that PTs and PTAs have a role in addressing noncommunicable disease is not the same as living out that role. Source: APTA Feed From NEXT: PTs, PTAs, Must Take on the Challenges of Noncommunicable Disease
Read MorePhysical therapists (PTs) “are in the perfect position to be involved in primary care,” according to John Heick, PT, DPT, PhD. Source: APTA Feed News From NEXT: Now Is the Time for PTs in Primary Care
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