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Research Summary: Online versus In-Person Learning of Hands-On...

A 2014 paper in the Journal of Physical Therapy Education looked at student learning of psychomotor skills through online video instruction versus in-person instruction. Summary:...

Leading Your Team Through the COVID-19 Pandemic

The COVID-19 pandemic has caused a fundamental shift in the healthcare paradigm. It hasn’t just rewritten the rulebook—it’s torn out the pages and thrown the...

The Precipice

Evolution occurs slowly and then suddenly. The suddenness in evolution often relates to a monumental event. The effects of a monumental event are initiated by...

Shop Talk: Dexamethasone for COVID-19

Shop Talk is a newsletter published by The Evidence Workshop, LLC.   It helps clinicians integrate the best, available research evidence into front-line practice.    It’s...

Research: Behavior Change Following PNE in Middle School

The EIM pain science team has published a paper in the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health with their findings for a middle...

New Access Membership Delivers Convenient Learning and Resources

Carve out a path to specialization by learning from experts across specialties. Gather skills to treat a variety of patients with better outcomes, and find...

Pain Reframed: Art, Ethics, and Opioids

In this episode, Liz and Adam talk to artist and educator Emily Lanctot about how art and pain cross paths. She discusses the ethics of...

Why We Cannot—and Do Not—Serve Our Patients Equally

Whenever I meet new physical therapists, I am always blown away by their compassion for their patients and their deep-seated drive to help those patients...

Dr. Anna Lembke of Drug Dealer MD to...

About Anna Lembke, MD Dr. Anna Lembke is currently Associate Professor and Medical Director of Addiction Medicine, Stanford University School of Medicine. She was one...

To ask for a pain rating, or not...

What’s in a pain rating? As health care providers, most of us ask the question, “what is your pain,” during each patient encounter; but why?...