From ethics to PTs in the military, CSM attendees heard from experts on the issues that PTs face in everyday-and extraordinary-situations

Article Abstract:

The Realm-Individual Process-Situation (RIPS) model identifies three elements in which first is realm, second is individual process, third is RIPS and this situation describes the level of choices in making an ethical decision. Linda E. Arslanian, PT, DPT feels the profession of physical therapy is likely to face an increasing number of societal ethical issues as an autonomous individual and an autonomous profession are responsible to society, not just to individuals or organizations.

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Capital advice for the private practitioner

Article Abstract:

Bob Niklewicz advices the private practitioners that if they have a very strong financial backing only then they should start their private practice otherwise they should practice in rented premises. Another advice that Tracey Adler gives is that to initially start with, the practitioner should have the minimum required equipment and that also may be second hand but which is in good condition, otherwise he would just land up paying those bills instead of working for himself.

Management, Medicine, Company business management, Medical practice

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Direct access in (private) practice

Article Abstract:

Direct access by the American public of the physical therapists for evaluation, examination and intervention is examined. The lack of easy availability of such access is described.

Science & research, Research

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