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PT Elevated: Do the Basics and Know When to Apply Them | Doug Adams, PT, DPT,...

Join us on PT Elevated as JJ Thomas and Kory Zimney talk with Doug Adams, PT, DPT, SCS, OCS, CSCS, a clinical expert and researcher...

Shop Talk: Searching PubMed

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

A New Kind of PT Advocacy

Like many of you, I am concerned with the current state of the PT industry. Payments continue to decline at a steady rate; new and...

Clinical Podcast: Final Episode + Introduction to PT Elevated

Dr. John Childs joins us for the final episode of Clinical Podcast and talks with Dr. Kory Zimney, the new host of PT Elevated. As...

PT Elevated 2: “What’s wrong with a cookbook approach?” with Anthony Delitto, PhD, PT

Welcome to PT Elevated! Our first guest is the esteemed Anthony (Tony) Delitto, PhD, PT PhD, the Dean of School of Health and Rehabilitation Science...

PT Elevated 1: Physical therapists’ most powerful tools are your brain and your mouth

Welcome to PT Elevated Podcast, a clinically focused podcast for physical therapists and other rehab providers. We may occasionally talk about big ideas and nerd...

Language Matters: Why No One Cares About Your Functional Goals

I’m going to tell you about a little-known secret in the rehab therapy industry. No one cares about those treatment goals you just documented. At...

Reflecting on #StopAsianHate and the PT Community

This month, I’ve been reflecting a lot about #StopAsianHate. As some of you might know, I am of Japanese descent on my mother’s side. While...

Shop Talk: Keeping a Safe Distance

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

6 Steps to Stop the Spread of Misinformation in Your Practice

The topic of misinformation isn’t new to the medical community—and physical therapy is no exception. How many PTs have encountered faulty science and non-evidenced-based practice...