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Physical therapy in a school setting promotes participation.
Dry needling in physical therapy is increasing, yet the intervention is included in the PT scope of practice in some states but not others.
Studies have indicated that genetic factors influence many, if not most of the diseases commonly encountered in clinical practice by physical therapists.
Screening empowers physical therapists to provide proactive, patient-centered care.
APTA supports physical therapist efforts to lead employer-based health promotion and population health initiatives that improve outcomes for individuals and communities.
Rehabilitative and habilitative services are among the essential health benefits that need to be maintained — and even expanded.
Patient choice and proper utilization must be protected.
The use of telehealth by PTs and PTAs is not only appropriate, but effective in delivering effective care and expanding patient access to that care.
PTs are finding innovative ways to use imaging.
Our Board of Directors, elected by the House of Delegates, leads the strategic direction of the association.