Just in case you missed last night’s Movement Debrief Episode 17, here is a copy of the video and audio for your listening pleasure.
Here’s what we talked about:
- What makes getting patients to do their home exercises challenging.
- Strategies I implement to increase adherence.
- How I determine when sagittal plane control is adequate.
- What I think PT will be like 25 years from now.
Major thanks to Dani Overcash, an awesome writer in her own right, for asking a really great question.
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Table of Contents
Challenges of Home Exercise Execution
Do You Really Have Sagittal Plane?
PT in 25 Years
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Mentors are critical to what type of skills you can develop and overall grow in one’s profession. I’m a Physical Therapist Assistant and thankfully I have a great DPT who treats me like a colleague. Taking a team approach with every patient, having in depth discussions about what we do and how to do it better each time helps me better my skill sets.
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Joe,
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Appreciate your comments, kind words, and readership!
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