Love seeing the posts about passing board exams
For those who didn't pass their specialist exam: being unsuccessful with a test does not make you an unsuccessful person.
Your patients and the profession will benefit from your gained knowledge!
Treat patellofemoral pain❓
This systematic review in @JOSPT shows which patient reported outcome measures are clinically useful (and those maybe not so much)‼️
HUGE team effort but special shout out to @LisaHoglund1 for her leadership on this 👏🏾👍🏾
https://t.co/9DaZ5AW1mz
Excited to have this work published in @BioMedCentral
Physical therapist perceptions and use of clinical pain mechanism assessment in the musculoskeletal setting: a survey analysis | BMC Musculoskeletal Disorders | Full Text https://t.co/XvxjHn9DpB
I haven’t been to a doc in years. Went for a physical and to establish a PCP. My doctor told me I could have a few more drinks a week if I wanted.
Cheers to medicine 🍻
Some wonder what faculty members do during spring break.
If it’s also March madness, then I like to say I’m ‘analyzing sport-specific movement’ for research purposes
I remember years ago when a therapist tried to teach me how to mobilize sutures of the skull.
That was when I learned that I can simultaneously smile and nod without actually paying attention.
Was gifted this gem by our 2nd yr #GWDPT students. While I’m glad we’ve created a culture of having fun when learning, I’ve already got an unlimited supply of these..
when you're married to another physical therapist, you become more comfortable than you probably should be eating spaghetti while talking about sacral ulcers.
Weeks ago my son had an allergic reaction to food from a new restaurant.
The restaurant didn't disclose their allergy warnings on their website. After educating them, now they do.
Thank you @FoodAllergy for resources to help parents advocate for their kids!