Evidence-based practice in pediatric physical therapy

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning how evidence-based practice contributes to optimal care of children who need physical therapy are examined. Topics include the definition of evidence-based practice, its application to pediatric physical therapy, evidence-based research as it applies to neurodevelopmental treatment and muscular strength, and two case examples of using evidence-based practice.

Health aspects, Behavior, Children, Child health

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The "other" net

Article Abstract:

Professional networks can be one of the physical therapist's most useful resources. Establishing a network begins with the effort to meet colleagues at professional conferences, seminars, and other events, then joining a local Chamber of Commerce, and creating a record or database with as much information as possible.

Social aspects, Usage, Social networks

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It's about time

Article Abstract:

This article offers time management tips for the physical therapist, using a method that divides daily activities into four quadrants. Topics addressed include using the phone and electronic mail systems efficiently.

Methods, Time management

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