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Welcome to Couch Conversations, where the Academy of Orthopedic and Physical Therapy takes you through a special celebration our 50th anniversary. In this episode, host Bill Boissenault talks with pioneers Babette Sanders, Jan Richardson, and Nancy White about their roles in the Academy of Orthopedic Physical Therapy. They share their experiences and achievements over the past 50 years, highlighting how they helped shape the profession.
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Join us in this exciting episode of OrthoStatic as we look into the innovative world of clinical bike physical therapy with Eric Moen, a pioneer in integrating bicycles into physical therapy.
Eric shares his journey from a lifelong cyclist to a leading physical therapist specializing in paracycling at the international level. Whether you're a seasoned cyclist or a physical therapist looking to expand your expertise, this episode is packed with valuable insights on adapting bicycles for clinical use, assessing cycling-related injuries, and optimizing patient outcomes.
Key Points Discussed:
Eric Moen’s background and journey in integrating bicycles into physical therapy.
Common orthopedic injuries in cyclists and their prevention.
The importance of equipment customization and proper bike fitting.
Subjective assessment techniques for cyclists.
The significance of physical therapists understanding bike mechanics.
Special Guest:
Eric Moen, Physical Therapist
Target Audience:
Physical therapists, cyclists, sports enthusiasts, and healthcare professionals interested in sports therapy and innovative treatment methods.
Resources Mentioned
Physical Therapist Management of Individuals Who Cycle, Surf, and Rock Climb
Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
0:10 - Welcome Eric Moen
1:45 - Eric’s Background in Cycling and Physical Therapy
5:30 - Common Cycling Injuries and Prevention
10:00 - Importance of Bike Customization
15:20 - Subjective Assessments for Cyclists
20:40 - Equipment Customization and Proper Bike Fit
25:00 - Tips for Physical Therapists Treating Cyclists
30:00 - Final Thoughts and Advice
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Greetings, aspiring Orthopedic Clinical Specialists! In this video, we analyze a detailed cervical spine scenario involving a 48-year-old female with chronic right-sided headaches and neck pain. This case study will help you understand how to interpret patient demographics, evaluate physical examination findings, and differentiate between potential diagnoses. We will discuss appropriate assessment techniques, clinical reasoning, and effective intervention strategies essential for the OCS exam. Join us as we break down this scenario to help you excel in your OCS exam preparation!
Key Points:
Cervical spine case scenario analysis
Clinical reasoning for the OCS exam
Interpretation of patient demographics
Physical examination findings
Differential diagnosis
Appropriate assessment techniques
Effective rehabilitation strategies
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Join Douglas White as he interviews Rachel Jermann, a physical therapist who has been practicing in the remote town of Kodiak, Alaska. Rachel discusses the complexities of providing healthcare in a rural environment, where the nearest orthopedic surgeon is a plane ride away. She also provides an insightful look into the day-to-day realities of rural healthcare, highlighting the challenges of managing patients with limited access to specialized care, particularly in orthopedic cases. She discusses the importance of strong community ties and collaboration with other healthcare professionals, including primary care physicians and case managers, to ensure the best outcomes for patients.
⬇️Uncover the Rural Health Stories of PTs—Read More Here!⬇️
https://www.orthopt.org/blog/physical-therapist-practice-in-rural-health-communities
Target Audience:
This episode is perfect for physical therapists, healthcare professionals, rural healthcare providers, physical therapy students, public health workers, tribal health professionals, orthopedic specialists, rural community advocates, healthcare recruiters, telehealth professionals, medical educators, rehabilitation therapists, and occupational therapists.
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Discover the unique challenges and rewards of rural physical therapy with Melinda Montoya, a dedicated therapist with the VA's Home-Based Primary Care Program. In this in-depth interview with Douglas White, Melinda shares her experiences working in underserved rural communities, including reservations and remote areas. Gain valuable insights into the systemic issues faced in rural settings, the skills required for success, and the incentives that make rural health care an appealing career choice for many therapists.
⬇️Uncover the Rural Health Stories of PTs—Read More Here!⬇️
https://www.orthopt.org/blog/physical-therapist-practice-in-rural-health-communities
Target Audience:
This episode is perfect for physical therapists, students in physical therapy programs, rural health practitioners, VA health system employees, Indian Health Services staff, medical professionals in underserved areas, healthcare recruiters, public health advocates, and individuals interested in rural healthcare.
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Join us on Orthostatic to explore the ICS creation process. Learn how we identify research gaps, collaborate with experts, and turn findings into educational content for orthopedic PTs. Hear from Dhinu Jayaseelan, AOPT's ICS Editor, on getting involved and managing a healthy work-life balance. Discover insights on getting involved in the PT profession, the pros and cons of online learning, and concerns about education on social media. Stay tuned for upcoming course content!
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Douglas White talks with Lori Swanton about her experience as a physical therapist in Cody, Wyoming. Explore the unique aspects of her practice, from handling limited resources to providing high-quality care through a cash-based model. Laurie explains how she navigates the challenges of rural health care, utilizes virtual consultations, and supports patients in managing their health holistically despite geographical constraints.
⬇️Uncover the Rural Health Stories of PTs—Read More Here!⬇️
https://www.orthopt.org/blog/physical-therapist-practice-in-rural-health-communities
Target Audience:
This episode is perfect for physical therapists, rural healthcare providers, telehealth professionals, manual therapists, physical therapy students, healthcare administrators, rural health advocates, occupational therapists, rehabilitation specialists, medical educators, and rural health researchers.
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In this episode of ORTHOSTATIC, we dive deep into the essentials of post-surgical recovery in orthopedics with expert guest Keelan Enseki. Keelan shares his extensive experience in treating patients, managing residency programs, and driving clinical innovation. Join us as we explore the three Cs of successful recovery: Communication, Compliance, and Constant Reevaluation. Whether you're a physical therapist, a student, or someone navigating post-surgical recovery, this episode is packed with valuable insights and practical tips.
Key Points Discussed:
The importance of communication among the therapist, surgeon, and patient.Ensuring compliance and the quality of rehabilitation exercises.The role of constant reevaluation and goal setting in recovery.Strategies for personalizing recovery protocols to individual patients.The benefits and challenges of pre-surgical physical therapy (prehab).Special Guest: Keelan Enseki, PT, DPT, OCS - Administrator for residency programs at UPMC, adjunct faculty at the University of Pittsburgh, and expert in hip-related pathologies.
Target Audience: Physical therapists, physical therapy students, orthopedic surgeons, patients undergoing orthopedic surgery, and anyone interested in post-surgical rehabilitation.
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Join us as we go behind the scenes at the Olympics with Jason Stodelle from Le Golf National in France. Jason, a Physical Therapist and Athletic Trainer, is responsible for the care of all 120 golfers at this year's Olympics.
In this exclusive tour, we’ll explore:
The state-of-the-art facilities designed to keep athletes in peak conditionThe cutting-edge equipment used for training and recoveryA detailed look inside the daily schedules of these elite golfersGet an insider's view of the rigorous preparation and support that Olympic athletes receive, and discover what it takes to help them perform at their best. Don't miss this in-depth look at the world of Olympic golf!
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Douglas White sits down with Kurt Thompson to dive into the world of rural physical therapy. Kurt, who practices in the small town of Paris, Kentucky, shares his experiences working in a community hospital with limited resources but a close-knit patient base. He explains how his knowledge of local industries and personal relationships with patients enhance his practice. This interview provides a detailed look at the unique aspects of rural healthcare and the dedication required to thrive in such an environment.
⬇️Uncover the Rural Health Stories of PTs—Read More Here!⬇️
https://www.orthopt.org/blog/physical-therapist-practice-in-rural-health-communities
Target Audience:
This episode is perfect for physical therapists, rural healthcare providers, orthopedic specialists, healthcare administrators, physical therapy students, rural health advocates, and occupational therapists.
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Unlock the secrets to passing the Orthopedic Clinical Specialist (OCS) exam and elevate your practice with our expert-led video. This session dives deep into clinical reasoning, providing you with essential strategies and tips to excel in orthopedics. Perfect for physical therapists aiming to master patient cases and enhance their clinical skills.
What You’ll Learn:
In-depth scenario analysis
Expert tips for tackling clinical reasoning questions
Practical applications for improved patient outcomes
Why This Video?
Enhanced understanding of complex cases
Immediate practical knowledge for better patient care
Proven exam strategies to pass the OCS using the #1 study guide
Current Concepts of Orthopedic Physical Therapy:
Comprehensive coverage of OCS topics
Evidence-based research and techniques
High-yield information for exam preparation
Get ready to transform your practice, ace the OCS exam, and deliver superior patient care. Watch now and don't forget to subscribe for more expert content!
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Join Douglas White as he interviews Genevieve Correa, a physical therapist who operates one of the only private practices on the island of Molokai, Hawaii.
Genevieve shares her experiences of working in a rural environment, where limited access to healthcare and the constant turnover of medical professionals create unique challenges. She discusses the importance of building trust with patients, many of whom have felt neglected by the healthcare system, and the satisfaction of making a real difference in their lives.
Genevieve also offers advice to fellow physical therapists who may be considering a move to a rural setting, emphasizing the need for adaptability, resilience, and a genuine commitment to serving underserved populations. This interview provides a valuable perspective on the rewards and challenges of rural physical therapy.
⬇️Uncover the Rural Health Stories of PTs—Read More Here!⬇️
https://www.orthopt.org/blog/physical-therapist-practice-in-rural-health-communities
Target Audience:
This episode is perfect for physical therapists, healthcare professionals, PT students, rural healthcare workers, orthopedic specialists, clinic administrators, public health advocates, medical mission volunteers, rural community leaders, PT educators, rural clinic owners, and primary care physicians.
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Explore the latest imaging insights with Dr. Matt Schumacher, DPT, OCS, FAAOMPT, as he shares findings from his study on physical therapists' attitudes toward diagnostic imaging referrals in North Dakota. Learn about the challenges, opportunities, and future of PT-directed imaging referrals in rural and urban settings.
Target Audience:
Physical Therapists (PTs), Orthopedic Physical Therapists, PT Students and Residents, Primary Care Providers, Healthcare Policy Makers, Radiologists and Imaging Specialists, Healthcare Administrators, Academic and Research Institutions in Physical Therapy, PT Advocacy Groups, Rural and Urban Healthcare Practitioners
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Welcome to this episode of ORTHOSTATIC, a product of the Academy of Orthopedic Physical Therapy! Today, we are thrilled to have Dr. Carey Rothschild, a dual board-certified expert in orthopedic and sports physical therapy. Join us as we delve into the fundamentals of orthopedic physical therapy, its unique aspects, and its significance in the physical therapy profession.
In this episode, we cover:
0:00 - Introduction and Welcome
2:00 - What is Orthopedic Physical Therapy?
4:30 - Key Differences from Other Physical Therapy Specialties
7:15 - Common Conditions Treated by Orthopedic Physical Therapists
10:00 - The Importance of Evidence-Based Practice
13:45 - Critical Initial Assessments in Orthopedic Physical Therapy
17:20 - Staying Current with the Latest Treatments and Technologies
20:40 - Benefits of Joining the Academy of Orthopedic Physical Therapy
23:50 - Words of Wisdom for Aspiring Orthopedic Physical Therapists
Special Guest: Dr. Carey Rothschild, accomplished educator and clinician with dual board certification in orthopedic and sports physical therapy.
Target Audience: This episode is perfect for physical therapists, PT students, healthcare professionals, and anyone interested in learning more about orthopedic physical therapy.
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Welcome to the OrthoStatic Podcast, brought to you by the Academy of Orthopedic Physical Therapy. In this episode, host Jimmy McKay dives deep into workplace health and ergonomics with Dr. Gordon Riddle, a leading expert in ergonomics, human factors, and body mechanics. Dr. Riddle shares valuable insights on preventing and managing musculoskeletal injuries in the workforce.
Key Points Discussed:
Introduction to workplace health and its importanceThe role of ergonomic assessments in workplace design and safetyTraining and education for safe lifting and movementCommon workplace injuries and their preventionTailoring wellness programs for diverse work environmentsThe significance of ergonomic assessments in enhancing worker productivityGuest:
Dr. Gordon Riddle: Expert in ergonomics, human factors, and body mechanicsTarget Audience: Physical therapists, occupational health professionals, HR managers, safety officers, and anyone interested in workplace health and ergonomics.
Chapters:
Introduction to OrthoStatic Podcast - 00:00Meet Dr. Gordon Riddle - 00:08Defining Workplace Health - 01:36Key Pillars of Workplace Health - 03:02Ergonomic Assessments Explained - 05:14Training and Education for Safety - 07:55Common Workplace Injuries - 11:48Tailoring Wellness Programs - 14:32Ergonomics and Worker Interface - 18:14Advocating for Health and Wellness at Work - 22:08Key Metrics for Workplace Health - 27:14Resources for Physical Therapists - 31:08Words of Wisdom from Dr. Gordon Riddle - 37:28Closing Remarks - 39:50 -
In this episode, we bring you critical updates on the Medicare fee schedule directly from our payment expert, Bob Hall, JD, MPAff.
Learn about the 2.8% cut, the impact on various codes, and important changes in PTA supervision and plan of care requirements.
Discover how these changes will affect your practice and what actions you can take to mitigate their impact.
Stay informed and be proactive with this vital information for all physical therapists.
LINK TO RULLING: https://public-inspection.federalregister.gov/2024-14828.pdf
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Welcome to another exciting episode of Ortho Static! In this episode, we follow Rachel Webster, PT, DPT, as she works towards becoming a Certified Canine Rehabilitation Practitioner. Discover what inspired her to pursue canine physical therapy and explore the unique challenges and rewards of the field. From anatomical differences to therapeutic exercises, gain insights into how professionals help dogs regain mobility and strength.
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In this episode of OrthoSTATIC, we dive deep into the critical role of nutrition in orthopedic physical therapy outcomes with Patrick Berner. Patrick shares his unique journey from New Orleans, where he developed a passion for addressing systemic chronic disease through food, to becoming a registered dietitian and physical therapist. Discover how integrating nutrition with physical therapy can enhance patient recovery, reduce systemic inflammation, and improve overall health outcomes.
Key Points Discussed:
Patrick Berner's background and journey to becoming a dietitian and physical therapistThe importance of nutrition in orthopedic physical therapy outcomesSpecific nutritional advice for PTs to provide to patients with musculoskeletal issuesThe role of protein in post-op recovery and muscle buildingIntegrating nutritional education into PT practiceHow nutrition affects chronic conditions like diabetes, osteoarthritis, and rheumatoid arthritisSpecial Guest: Patrick Berner - Registered Dietitian and Physical Therapist
Target Audience: Orthopedic physical therapists, physical therapy students, healthcare professionals, and anyone interested in the intersection of nutrition and physical therapy.
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In this Ortho Static episode, we dive into the reality of transitioning from textbook learning to real-life practice in physical therapy. Rachel Webster, PT, DPT shares her firsthand experiences and insights on balancing safety and clinical decisions and the importance of real-world applications beyond the classroom. Learn about the benefits of varied experiences, work-life balance, and preventing burnout in this multifaceted profession.
Target Audience:
This episode is perfect for physical therapists, new graduates, aspiring and established PTs, geriatric care providers, healthcare students, burnout prevention enthusiasts, home healthcare workers, and potential patients seeking physical therapy insights.
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