October 2001

Feature Articles

A Win-Win Situation
The Assistive Technology Partnership maximizes resources, saves the state money, and makes a difference in the lives of Nebraskans with disabilities

The Future of PT
An interview with Jules M. Rothstein, PhD, PT, FAPTA, on the importance of evidence-based therapy, better education for therapists, and the advent of the DPT

Getting the Upper Hand
Advancements in splinting of the upper extremity

In the Mix
The recreational therapist is an important ingredient in the creation of the interdisciplinary rehab team

Physicians as Administrative Leaders
As more physicians leave their black bags behind, understanding the mind-set, skills, and quirks that physicians typically bring to the health care management table is important

Rehab Economics

Putting the Pieces Together
How compliance, outcomes, wellness, practice culture, and a marketing plan work together to create a continuous integrated marketing program

Regulatory Report
Washington Updates

Industry Watch

Departments

Editor's Message
The Subversion of Surprise

News

Industry Update

Legislative Watch
The Therapy Caps: Déja Vu All Over Again

Entrepreneurial Spirit
So You Want To Be a Consultant

On the Market

Long-Term Rehab

Long-Term Rehab News

Growing Old with a Disability
Rehab professionals must address the typically accelerated aging process experienced by people with disabilities in order to support their continued independence

Coordination Is the Key
Successful seating and mobility outcomes are based on communication among experienced therapists and vendors who work with clients to meet their needs

Privacy Please
Promoting independence in bathing and toileting for pediatric patients with spinal cord injury