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 A special event by ALLIANT QUALITY in collaboration with American Physical Therapy Association (APTA).
April 5, 2019 at 12:00 pm (ET)
MIPS 101 for Newly Eligible Clinicians for 2019
Register now!
Teleconference Number: 1-800-747-5150
Access Code: 3277872
Objectives:
- Newly Eligible Clinicians for 2019
- Eligibility Requirements for 2019
- Quality Measures
- Promoting Interoperability
- Improvement Activities
- Cost
For more information, contact:
Donna Cohen, RN, BSN, CCM, Deputy Director, Population Health
678-527-3681 / QPPsupport@alliantquality.org
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Obesity
Dietary self‐monitoring is consistently related to both short‐ and long‐term weight loss. The purpose of this study was to quantify the time spent and the daily frequency of self‐monitoring necessary for weight‐loss success.
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Diabetes/Metabolism Research and Reviews
The purpose of this study is to explore the long‐term effects of aerobic training (AT), resistance training (RT), and combined training (AT + RT) on the prevention of T2D incidence in patients with prediabetes.
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PT in Motion
Like any physical therapist (PT) who's been in the field for a while, Kathryn Stenslie, PT, DPT, has seen the profession go through many changes. One recent trend in particular, however, really has her thinking about the way she practices—and about how a strong practice should be run.
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PT Products Online
Foot drop is a potentially painful — and even disabling — condition where an individual has difficulty raising (or a complete inability to raise) the front of the foot. Foot drop — also referred to as dropped foot or drop foot — is caused by a damage or impairment to the muscles and nerves responsible for lifting the foot.
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Healio
In August 2018, Gov. Bruce Rauner, R-Ill., signed into law a bill that would allow patients in Illinois to seek out the services of a physical therapist without a referral from a physician or orthopedic surgeon. This expands previous policies on direct access to physical therapy for patients.
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The Manual Therapist
Here is my quick self evaluation, treatment, and strengthening/stabilization of the hip for anterior (front) hip pinching or pain during squatting.
This is based on the Eval, Reset, and Stabilize System I teach in The Eclectic Approach to Modern Manual Therapy. After your manual therapy, or making loading of the hip threat free, make sure the patient (or yourself) can replicate the effects of treatment repeatedly at home or the gym. The dosage is key to make the improvements last.
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WCSC-TV
One teenager with special needs thrives with physical therapy after getting involve in a pediatric therapy program.
Nate Gourdine, 13, a student at Sedgefield Middle School leaves happiness wherever he goes with his positive outlook on life.
“Be confident and spread joy to the world,” Gourdine says. On this day he’s not only spreading his message but getting in a therapy session at one of his favorite places.
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WebPT
Physical therapists: Are your marketing tactics delivering to your expectations? And—be honest—are you deploying any real marketing tactics at all for your practice? If the answer to either of these questions is “no,” I get it—and you’re not entirely to blame for this. I believe the standard PT education program fails to emphasize the importance marketing, and it’s led many of us to believe that success in business hinges mainly on luck (and chasing physician referrals).
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PPS Impact
The term engagement has seemingly become the buzzword du jour in almost every industry.
But it's for good reason. In health care, patient engagement can mean the difference between successful outcomes and incomplete care plans; happy, loyal patients and those who are disengaged; and a thriving clinic and one that’s losing patients (and profits).
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McKnight's Long Term Care News
Healthcare facility managers and decision makers have a lot of responsibility in determining the best avenues for patient care. In addition to that, they are constantly bombarded with new technologies and processes purporting to make their facilities and care more efficient. Of greater interest, however, is the quality of care delivered to patients. For facilities providing physical therapy – especially to seniors – this is of vital importance.
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