Synopsis
Physical Therapy (PTJ) (ptjournal.apta.org) is an international, scholarly, peer-reviewed journal that publishes a variety of research that is relevant to the profession of physical therapy. PTJs podcasts include Bottom Line clinical summaries of research articles, author interviews, audio versions of abstracts, and debates on issues of importance to the profession and the general public.
Episodes
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Discussion: Why Do Some Older Adults Have Difficulty With Stooping, Crouching, or Kneeling?
16/02/2010 Duration: 17min -
Discussion: Making Prognostic Judgments of the Extent of Upper-Extremity Recovery Following Stroke
22/12/2009 Duration: 23min -
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Discussion: Cost-Analysis in Physical Therapy: A First Step Toward Determining the Value of What PTs Do
25/08/2009 Duration: 23min -
Discussion: Developing and Using Treatment-Based Clinical Prediction Rules: Part 1
15/07/2009 Duration: 22min -
Discussion: Developing and Using Treatment-Based Clinical Prediction Rules: Part 2
15/07/2009 Duration: 14min -
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Discussion: Screening for Medical Problems and Complications: Where Do We Go From Here?
20/03/2009 Duration: 23min -
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Discussion: Fat, Muscle, and the Benefits of Exercise for People With Diabetes
31/10/2008 Duration: 24min -
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