Life-friendly employers

Article Abstract:

This article suggests that many physical therapists are less concerned with a high salary than work policies that encourage a life balance and flexibility. Examples of "life-friendly" policies are detailed, focusing on how employers can use these policies to retain employees, increase productivity, and boost morale.

Human resource management, Quality of work life

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WWW.wired: PTs on the Web

Article Abstract:

This article examines the effective use of Internet technology to promote the practice of health care and physical therapy. Topics addressed include the importance of computer literacy for physical therapists and their assistants, as well as Web site and electronic commerce management.

Cover Story, Web sites (World Wide Web), Information services, Web sites, Physical therapy

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