The PT Assistants

How do you handle more than one?

Today we are going to discuss what we have do when a patient has a comorbidity. In school we are typically taught how to handle each diagnosis individually but not when there are multiple in play. So today we have two patients each where we've dealt with this situation. This idea was brought on by our interview with Jess and the education system, so be sure to check those episodes out if you haven't already.As alway thank you so much for listening as it has motivated us to reach out 100th upload with this episode. If you've enjoyed our content it means the world to like and share with others. 
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Let’s talk education with Jess (Part 2)

After been in the field for many years, Jess made the transition into education. Today we will talk about her working with students, talk about the program, and how you can work in education if it's something that interests you. Keep in mind this is a part 2 from our previous episode so be sure to check that one out before continuing onto this episode!
 
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Let’s talk education with Jess (Pt 1)

After been in the field for many years, Jess made the transition into education. Today we will talk about her working with students, talk about the program, and how you can work in education if it's something that interests you. This will be a part 1 with part 2 coming out next week Tuesday!
 
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What does the future of PT look like? (Part 2)

Technology is always advancing and so is physical therapy. Today we look at 6 trends in physical therapy according to this article here and we discuss our opinions on the benefits and draw backs of these ideas. As always these are just our thoughts and if you'd like to share yours, we'd love to hear them, be sure to tag us or comment on our posts! Keep in mind this is a part 2 so if you haven't checked out part 1, go ahead and listen to that one first!
 
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What does the future of PT look like? (Part 1)

Technology is always advancing and so is physical therapy. Today we look at 6 trends in physical therapy according to this article here and we discuss our opinions on the benefits and draw backs of these ideas. As always these are just our thoughts and if you'd like to share yours, we'd love to hear them, be sure to tag us or comment on our posts!
 
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Are PT cons actual cons? What about the pros?

Today we take a look at the pros and cons list from indeed to see whether or not we believe they match up with the field. On the site they reference going off to get your DPT so we will compare it as if it was to get your PTA license. Let us know what you think!
 
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Let’s discuss EBP and the line to new treatments

Our field is based on a lot of EBP research to help guide us on patient treatment. However sometimes, there are things we could try that could potentially help patients even when the research doesn't point that way. Today we discuss our opinion on EBP and a story of what happened at work. 
 
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Let’s discuss our thoughts on the Opioid Crisis

Physical therapy and pain go together like two peas in a pod. A lot of our patients are in pain thus us working with patients either on pain killers or working on accessing them. Today we discuss our thoughts on the opioid crisis and how we see the trend going. Today is a lot of our opinions and thoughts with some experience with patients, so keep that in mind.
 
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