Forecast 2000: what does the profession of physical therapy need to do to thrive in the new millenium?

Article Abstract:

Members of the Catherine Worthingham Fellows of the American Physical Therapy Association offer their forecasts for physical therapy in the year 2000. Predictions include increasing educational possibilities for physical therapists, more political action by physical therapists and increased funding for research.

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Challenges 2000

Article Abstract:

Presidents of the special interest groups in the American Physical Therapy Association were asked to forecast challenges to their profession. The economy, health insurance and the increasing numbers of elderly Americans were suggested as challenges.

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Forecast 2000

Article Abstract:

A discussion of physical therapy profession in the new millennium is presented. Topics include clinical trials, cooperation among physical therapists, and accreditation.

Health care industry

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