November 2005

Feature Articles

Solving the Athletic Patient Puzzle
In order to be successful in sports rehab, therapists must adjust their methods.

Oh, Those Aching Backs!
Therapists can help patients avoid back surgery and recover postoperatively with simple techniques.

Strolling Along
When evaluating patients for pediatric-dependent mobility devices, the child's lifestyle must be taken into account.

Biofeedback vs Electrophysiology
Surface electromyography is becoming the standard treatment of lower urogenital tract pain disorders.

Intimate Assistance
Approaching bathing and toileting issues requires creativity and compassion from therapists.

In Pursuit of (Clinical) Excellence
Implementing a system of core values and ethics in one's practice is good for business.

Rehab Economics

Trends and Issues
First You Say You Do, Then You Don’t

Legislative Watch
Three Issues to Watch

Inside Track

Departments

Editor's Message
Stand Up and Be Counted

News

On the Market

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