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Research: Adverse Events Associated With Therapeutic Dry Needling

EIM dry needling faculty leader and KinetaCore founder, Edo Zylstra, PT, DPT, OCS, published new research in the February 2020 issue of The International Journal...

EIM Faculty Presenting at APTA Combined Sections Meeting

The EIM team is converging on APTA’s Combined Sections Meeting (CSM) at Booth 620, where you can pick up some cool swag, meet with pain...

Physical therapists: Leaders in the battle against infiltrates

Physical Therapy as a profession is moving toward autonomous practice, direct access, and primary care.  It is well known that physical therapists are musculoskeletal experts...

Research: Interdisciplinary Pain Neuroscience Continuing Education in the...

The EIM pain science team published a study in the The Clinical Journal of Pain that tracked a large group of health care providers from...

Hurting People Hurt People

Truth-telling can be dangerous: “How about volunteering for a trial of kneecapping, and then let’s see what you can teach people about enduring non-cancer chronic...

Damned if We Do, Damned if We Don’t:...

When it comes to the game of MIPS, there are no clear winners. There are pros and cons to participating—and pros and cons to opting...

Purdue Online and EIM Partner for Therapeutic Pain...

Purdue Online has partnered with Evidence In Motion (EIM), a leading provider of online and hybrid health care education, to offer the Therapeutic Pain Specialist...

Habits of Experts in Pain Science

Everyone’s an expert…or are they? I guess that depends on a myriad of factors. There are courses, books, blogs, scholarly papers and podcasts about expertise...

6 Physical Therapy Predictions for 2020

We’re on the cusp of ushering in an entirely new decade—and hopefully, a new era for the physical therapy industry. With that in mind, let’s...

Welcome to the Next Level EIM

In 2015 EIM partnered with the International Spine and Pain Institute (ISPI). The partners wanted to work together to expand the reach of pain education....