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Clinical PT Talks offers physical therapy tips, pointers, how-to, and stories about unique, important, or transformative clinical cases. Clinical PT Talks is a mix of Podcast Shorts that provide brief, user-friendly and easily digestible bits of useful information that clarify concepts, illustrate problems to be solved, and offers solutions to issues physical therapists, and physical therapy assistants, deal with every day. Here you will also find longer Stories that highlight a variety of critical processes in dealing with patients in distress in the real world. Some stories need to be told because they can shift our perspective in ways that are useful. Often, this is of equal or greater value than what can be obtained in any other way.
Unknown Host hosts Clinical PT Talks, a health show with 38 episodes published.
A measurement problem exists in the world of physical therapy. In some ways it is subtle, almost unrecognizable, yet pervasive. In others ways, it is clearly structural and perpetuated by systems that diminish or misunde
Physical therapists love to report the wonderful results they have achieved with their patients. And rightly so. Singular cases stand out. The clinician is happy, the patient is happy, and sharing success with colleagues
Psychological factors are always and irrevocably present in any clinician interaction with patients. They can be a help or a hinderance. In PART 1 of this series I spoke about common distortions of thinking that can get
Psychological factors are always and irrevocably present in any clinician interaction with patients. They can be a help or a hinderance. When problematic, they can negatively interfere with intended treatment effects. Ho
Not everyone lies, but patients lie more than we might expect. And we’re not good at detecting it. So, what is one to do, as a healthcare provider, when faced with this reality? Afterall, lies and failure to disclose vit
Patients come to us for a variety of reasons, not all of which are centered on a musculoskeletal complaint, or even necessarily centered on regaining full function. This confounds some healthcare providers, and it can le
What we know in practice is built upon our formal education, what we read of the scientific literature, what we glean from continuing education and professional development resources, and our participation in residencies
An enduring and hard question in the world of physical therapy is: How long should beneficial therapeutic treatment effects last? This is a deceptively simple question. With many different patient presentations, treatmen
Orienting oneself to the early career demands of treatment design in clinical practice can be an uncertain and daunting task for new graduates. This is made more challenging by lack of appropriate guidance during ac
As professionals, how do we know what to do for any given patient problem? We of course are educated in physical therapy schools, experience increasing responsibility as interns, pass many tests, including licensure exam
Do you measure your patient's ability to produce or manage forces? Why or why not? Ours is a profession of movement-oriented focus, and yet it often lacks investigation of basic concepts vital to movement, i.e. the force
A man with over 2-decades of complaints related to an old traumatic ankle injury as a consequence of a motorcycle crash now faces a critical decision: surgery or no surgery to fix his problem? Except that it might not wo
Patients with chronic musculoskeletal conditions are often thought of as resistant to treatment. This is true for both conservative and non-conservative treatments, including pharmacological interventions. In settin
Many patients with chronic neuromusculoskeletal problems, including pain and disability, have been through the healthcare system and reached the dreaded impasse where 6 discouraging words tell them all they need to know
Pressure pain tolerance algometry can help with phenotyping pain, identifying responder patients likely to improve with a given intervention, aid tracking and monitoring changes in patients, and much more. Join me in thi
Musculoskeletal residuals. What are they? Join me in this podcast as I provide an introductory discussion of what they are, and provide some important ways to think about them which helps frame our understanding of their
Sometimes the origin of a problem can be unexpected, and sometimes treatments don't go according to plan. It's easy to get flustered, frustrated, and lost. But paying attention to important clues along the way, such as r
Treatment design is a complex problem facing every clinician. But how well do we understand this issue? What does the science have to say? How much can we rely on what is in the research literature? As it turns out, the
Biomarkers can provide much needed information that is critically important to our work with patients. One you need to know about, the Load Tolerance Test (LTT), may be among the most broadly useful tools at our disposal
What is mechanotoxicity? This term relates to mechanisms of injury. We recognize that mechanical insults to the musculoskeletal system occur in many different ways. Join me in this podcast short as I define, explain, and
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Clinical PT Talks is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under health (fitness) and has published 38 episodes.
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