The evolution of clinical practice and evidence based medicine is quite interesting to take a …
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Why do Physical Therapists Believe in Ineffective Treatments?
Why do we use ineffective treatments? There are many treatments used by physical therapists which …
Read More »Scapular Dyskinesia: What it is and What it Means for Your Patients
While in PT school, most of us were made aware of faulty movement patterns we …
Read More »Blood Flow Restriction Training: What is it and Will it Work for my Patients?
As a physical therapist who follows many popular PTs and fitness professionals on social media, …
Read More »Trigger Points and Physical Therapy: Striking a Nerve in a Polarized Profession
Trigger points: the great controversy Odds are, you may be experiencing a trigger point as …
Read More »Does PT Use Science Based Medicine or Tooth Fairy Science?
Tooth fairy science Think back to when you were a child, when anything and everything …
Read More »Physical Therapy Research Reloaded: How to Research Efficiently
A year ago, I wrote a three-part series on how to do research in as …
Read More »The 4-Hour Researcher
In the first installment of my series on research, I listed several reasons why new …
Read More »Physical Therapists, if You Hate Research, Read This
If you asked PT students to name their least favorite class in school, I imagine …
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