… One of the reasons I would not consider this CPR was the inconsistency of the level of
competency of the physical therapist delivering the treatment between the initial determination …

… of Physical Therapy (DPT) degree professional and reference to it is contained in many
American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) … While physical therapy educators can use study …

Background and Purpose. The development of professional behaviors, including communication
and interpersonal skills, has become an issue of great concern in the physical therapist …

… identified by their domain, community, and practice[54]. The differences between the two
types of communities are sufficiently vague for Fischer to claim that a CoP is a 'homogeneous …

… of interest or practice and to develop knowledge of broader occupational therapy practice. …
bogged down in those strict silos and the communities of practice has been a bit of breath of …

… The purpose of this study was to identify the core dimensions of clinical expertise in physical
therapy practice across 4 clinical specialty areas: geriatrics, neurology, orthopedics, and …

… are evident in our practice magazines, … for Physical Therapy, several “Declarations of
Principle” were adopted relative to EBP since “…in the interests of best practice, physical therapists …

… Our findings have implications for physical therapy education, practice, and administration.
Therapist effectiveness might be facilitated through the adoption of a treatment philosophy …

… Physical Therapy Association (APTA) has responded to the needs for elucidating the
professional identity of physical therapists as doctors of physical therapy … of clinical practice in the …

… physical therapy community in particular and within health professions in general. The ACAPT
and APTA's … entities to provide that advocacy within physical therapy. A national center for …