Forecast 2000

Article Abstract:

Three physical therapists share their thoughts on the practice of physical therapy in the 21st century. Topics addressed include the utilization of science and technology, the politics of physical therapy, and improving patient access to physical therapists.

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Forecast 2000

Article Abstract:

Two members of the American Physical Therapy Association discuss the future of the profession, focusing on client-centered care and physical therapy treatment for all age groups.

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The decision to specialize: accounts of nine board-certified specialists

Article Abstract:

Nine board-certified clinical specialists in physical therapy reveal how certification has impacted their personal and professional lives. Topics addressed include the specialization standards set by the American Physical Therapy Association, and how specialization can open other professional doors, such as teaching and lecturing.

Standards, American Physical Therapy Association

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