… One explanation for the limited acceptance of the pathokinesiology concept as our professional
identity was its emphasis on pathology that produces abnormal human movement. Even …

… -based identity. With this in mind, it follows that educators in physical therapy have an
opportunity and a responsibility to guide the formation of DPT students’ professional identity, and …

… development of the MS and steps by the APTA and by individuals to develop the concept. …
physical therapy and medicine over the years that lead to the need to develop a clear identity …

… This included where the paper involved a measure of professional identity, or professional
identity appeared in the title or research question or as a key finding or theme. Two members …

… the professional identity of specialists in physical therapy, … the professional identity of future
speci?lists in physical therapy… future specialist compares professional value orientations …

… While Wenger 23 describes the theoretical framework for the process of identity formation,
this study provides evidence of its practical application in physical therapy. While many of the …

… The professional identity formation of participants in this study paralleled the process
identified in the interprofessional socialization framework described by Khalili et al. [16]. …

… of professional identity of future specialists in physical therapy, … professional identity of future
specialists in physical therapy, … of the procedural aspect of professional activity, which will …

… of the profession, especially pertaining to how occupational therapists practice, has often …
occupational therapy is losing its identity and is often not distinguishable from physical therapy …

… The American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) has responded to the needs for
elucidating the professional identity of physical therapists as doctors of physical therapy and …