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November / December 2009 |
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Cover Story
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An Issue of Balance |
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by Lisa A. Childs, MS, PT |
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A team approach is crucial when creating a gait and balance program. |
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Preventing Pressure Ulcers |
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by Margaret Kitterman Blagg, PT, DPT |
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Proper equipment and monitoring can minimize pressure sores. |
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Pressure Ulcers: Prevention Is Paramount |
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by Cynthia Lange-Koschitz, RN, BSN |
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EMRs in Practice |
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by Judy O'Rourke |
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Electronic record systems are making inroads in therapeutic practices. |
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Precautionary Measures |
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by Gina Sandoval, PT, DPT, CEAS, and Ben Sanford, MS, PT |
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Specialists discuss functional ergonomics and healing the injured worker. |
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DME in 2009: The Bad, the Ugly, and the Good |
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by Lauren Rosen, PT, MPT, ATP |
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A review of issues that affected the mobility industry during the past year. |
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How to Evaluate Bath Equipment |
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by Cathy McMillin, OTR/L, ATP |
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Falls in the bathroom are a serious hazard—especially for older adults and adults who have disabilities. But there are ways to minimize the risk. |
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