It would be great if we could provide regular, personal follow up communications with our patients but the time commitment becomes huge. But what if you just had a bot send generic patient education...
Some people have cams in their hips, some don’t. Some cams are a problem, some aren’t. What effects can a cam have on a hip joint? Are these good or bad? What happens after...
A home exercise program is not very effective if the patient isn’t actually, you know, doing the exercises. Is self-report accurate? What about a home program diary? Does it matter? Does this have any...
We thought we were done but THEY KEEP PULLING US BACK IN!!! We are back for a full year of weekly episodes thanks to generous sponsorship from CSMi! In previous episodes we have explored...
That’s right everyone! It’s that time of year again! All the PT Podcast Network voices (except for Adam) have gathered together to bring you some podcast holiday cheer! This very special episode is brought...
It’s time for another season finale and we conclude with a discussion of one of the worst things in modern science, the predatory journal. These are journals that make money by publishing literally ANYTHING...
Accurate education on pain has become a popular mantra in physical therapy practice, specifically around chronic pain. A common argument is to educate at risk patients early in the process to reduce the likelihood...
Here we go again, hating on physical therapy (the theme song does say “I’m my own worst enemy”…) There have been some recent pushes in the physical therapy world to promote what we do,...
Pew! Pew! Pew! Lasers!!! What could be more high tech than that? Hold on a second…what exactly IS a laser? And how is it different than other sources of light? Knowing that, why would...
Thinking your ACLR patients are using compensatory strategies when they are squatting? Simple! Just watch them do a squat and you’ll see it with your own eyes…OR WILL YOU?! This week our super-special guest...