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Physical therapists who treat chronic pain patients may be interested in this new randomized controlled trial of 442 patients comparing cogn...
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The Freburger study is good news for physical therapists. Exercise as a treatment for chronic neck and back pain - what a concept! I live i...
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Treatment based classification slipped past me in 2003 when the American Physical Therapy Association’s Combined Section’s Meeting came to ...
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Selena Horner noted in her Twitter stream : "Data doesn't create change... stories that evoke emotion create change..." Colla...
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Drugs used to treat common, high-volume conditions may become available over the internet and dispensed through your local pharmacy rather t...
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"Do you use Treatment Based Classification algorithms?" I asked my friend in Florida. "No", she replied. "Why...
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You are confronted by the patient with intractable chronic pain – you’re the therapist – What do you do? What do you decide? Bulletproof Ph... -
Physical therapists and anesthesiologists have something in common. Both professions have difficulty showing need for their services. Exerci...
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I subscribe to a number of web feeds - some good, some bad. I recieved the following e-mail the other day. It is a Medicare Compliance advic...
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The current tally of officially recognized 'process' vs. 'outcome' measures in health care from the National Quality Measure...