Understanding PT, PTA, & patient personality types

Article Abstract:

A growing number of physical therapists (PTs) are exploring issues involving personality types and using their findings to enhance their own performance, increase their job satisfaction and leverage the strengths of their colleagues and patients. Personality and temperament assessments are emerging as effective tools to help clinicians and educate them in this process.

Science & research, Research, Personality, Personality traits

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Guide in action: patient with total hip replacement

Article Abstract:

A case study is presented to help physical therapists understand how to care for patients with total hip replacement. Topics include tests and measures used in the diagnosis, prognosis, intervention, outcome, examination, and evaluation processes.

Care and treatment, Methods, Artificial hip joints, Hip prostheses, Physical therapists

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Stories from the front: patient management

Article Abstract:

Sound risk management as criteria for physical therapists is discussed. An examination of risk-management principles through the prism of a case scenario is presented.

Asset & Risk Management, Analysis, Risk management

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