Feature Articles
A Sea Change for SpauldingWith a rebuilt and now accessible pier, Spaulding Rehab's recreational therapy department offers patients the chance to participate in water sports on Boston's Charles River.
Taking a StandEvaluation, justification, and documentation for standers
Stand Up and Function!Wheelchair-dependent clients benefit both medically and functionally from stander use.
Older Does Not Equal ObsoletePhysical therapists are integral to injury prevention and health promotion in the growing older adult workforce.
The Skinny on SplintingNew techniques and legislative challenges are priorities on the hand therapy agenda.
Rehab Lands a Starring RoleFrom direct service to consulting and advocacy, rehab plays an important role in the assisted living facility setting.
Rolling, Rolling, RollingA study investigates the effects of varying tire pressures on the rolling resistance of manual wheelchair tires.
Breaking With TraditionWhile new research on tendinopathy creates questions regarding conventional approaches, it is uncovering new and more effective treatment options.
Gait Analysis and Parkinson's DiseaseThis quantitative measurement tool is an important method for determining the treatment efficacy of pharmacologic, surgical, or physical therapeutic interventions in patients with Parkinson's.
Rehab Economics
Relationship ConstructionNetworking is a boon to practice building.
The ABCs of PPS and LTACHsThe prospective payment system for long-term acute care hospitals helps strengthen this venue as an intermediate source of patient care along the continuum.
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