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What is the focus of the book 'Professionalism in Physical Therapy'?
What is the focus of the book 'Professionalism in Physical Therapy'?
The professional roles and development of physical therapists.
Who are the authors of 'Professionalism in Physical Therapy'?
Who are the authors of 'Professionalism in Physical Therapy'?
The field of physical therapy is static and does not change.
The field of physical therapy is static and does not change.
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Physical therapy incorporates _____ and clinical experience for treatment adjustments.
Physical therapy incorporates _____ and clinical experience for treatment adjustments.
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What are licensed prescribers responsible for in the context of physical therapy?
What are licensed prescribers responsible for in the context of physical therapy?
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Match the following roles of physical therapists with their descriptions:
Match the following roles of physical therapists with their descriptions:
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Study Notes
Overview of the Book
- Title: Professionalism in Physical Therapy: History, Practice, & Development, ISBN 1-4160-0314-2
- Published by Elsevier Inc. in 2005.
- Focuses on the evolving trends in physical therapy and the importance of adherence to safety precautions.
Key Themes
- Emphasizes ongoing changes in physical therapy driven by research and clinical experiences.
- Advocates for verifying current product information from manufacturers regarding drug administration.
Responsibilities in Practice
- Stresses that licensed prescribers hold the responsibility for determining appropriate dosages and treatments for patients based on professional knowledge and experience.
Dedication
- The book honors early physical therapists who established foundational concepts of professionalism in the field.
- Acknowledges mentors who influenced the authors' professional growth.
Editorial Team
- Acquisitions Editor: Marion Waldman
- Developmental Editors: Jacqui Merrell and Marjory I. Fraser
- Major contributors to the text also include Linda McKinley (Publishing Services Manager), Gail Michaels (Project Manager), and Amy Buxton (Designer).
Reviewers
- Key reviewers include prominent figures such as:
- Lisa L. Dutton, PT, PhD (University of Findlay)
- Matthew Hyland, PT, MPA, CSCS (Rye Physical Therapy)
- David Lake, PT, PhD (Armstrong Atlantic University)
- George Maihafer, PT, PhD (Old Dominion University)
- Anne Thompson, PT, EdD (Armstrong Atlantic University)
- Camilla M. Wilson, PT, PhD (Wichita State University)
Content Structure
- Combines historical perspectives with a comprehensive examination of professional roles within the context of U.S. healthcare systems.
- Discusses the importance of understanding the past to inform future practices in physical therapy.
Professional Roles
- Analyzes the five defined roles of physical therapists as outlined in the Guide to Physical Therapist Practice.
- Encourages contemplation of principles guiding professional decision-making in contemporary practice.
Historical Context
- Reviews the evolution of the physical therapy profession in relation to historical social events, legislation, and milestones in medicine.
Goals of the Text
- Aims to provide a scholarly resource and stimulate critical thinking about professionalism and the future of physical therapy practice.
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Test your knowledge on the history, practice, and development of professionalism in physical therapy. This quiz covers key concepts and practices that shape the field today, highlighting significant milestones and contemporary issues. Perfect for students and professionals alike!
