Reading and Writing for Physical Therapists
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Evidence–Based Health Evaluation and Application
Introduction
Public health improvement initiatives (PHII) provide invaluable data for patient–centered care, but their research is often conducted in a context
different from the needs of any individual patient. Providers must make a conscious effort to apply their findings to specific patients' care.
In this activity, you will learn about a PHII, and explore its application to a particular patient's care plan.
Overview
You continue in your role as a nurse at the Uptown Wellness Clinic. You receive an email from the charge nurse, Janie Poole. Click the button to read
it.
Good morning!
At last week's conference I spoke with Alicia Balewa, Director of Safe Headspace. They're a relatively new nonprofit working on improving outcomes
for TBI patients, and I immediately thought of Mr. Nowak. At his last biannual cholesterol screening he mentioned having trouble with his balance. This
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Ms. Balewa will be on premises next week, and I'd like to set aside some time for you to talk.
— Janie
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Interview Alicia Balewa to find out more about a public health improvement initiative that might apply to Mr. Nowak's care.
Interview:
I have a patient who might benefit from some of the interventions for TBI and PTSD
you recently studied. What populations did your public health improvement initiative
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7/17/19, 11'24 PMEvidence–Based Health Evaluation and Application Transcript
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now as a senior. That's why I started Safe Headspace: to focus on older patients who are years or decades past their trauma, and find ways to help
them.
Which treatments showed the strongest improvement?
Exercise. We were able to persuade about half of our participants — that's around 400 people, mostly men ages 45–80 — to follow the CDC's
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Reading and Writing for Physical Therapists
- 1. Physical Therapy Reading and Writing in the Field By: Adam Ireland
- 2. This presentation focuses on what physical therapists read and write as professionals. But first, you need to know a little background information about Physical Therapy and the Therapists.
- 5. The Job Duties When a patients first comes to a Physical Therapy clinic, their therapist examines several factors that determine the patients treatment plan. After the initial evaluation, the patient’s physical therapist will develop a treatment plan that best suit the patients needs.
- 8. Interviews Primary Sources Three physical therapists were interviewed on what they read and write as professionals. Julie, P.T., works at Ray A. Yumang Rehab Service center in Fayetteville, Arkansas. Melissa, P.T., works at Bradford House Nursing Home in Bentonville, Arkansas Jennifer Fowlers, P.T. works at Performance Physical Therapy Group in Fayetteville, Arkansas Two of the three therapists only wanted their first names to be in the presentation.
- 10. Monthly Reading The American Physical Therapy Association produces a monthly journal that feature articles that deal with new therapy techniques for a variety of different ailments. All three PTs interview are subscribers of this magazine. Yearly Readings Every two years, all PT’s are required to take 20 hours of continuing education classes. The reading material was not specified but the courses are completed online. APTA Monthly Journal
- 11. Writing Daily Writing Weekly Writing Every day, notes are written on patients charts for the PT to review before the next treatment appointment. PT’s and PTA’s write about the following : Any new medication the patient was put on in between treatments. Any pain or discomfort while doing the exercises Patients difficulty with the exercises Any complaints the patient has about his or her therapy. Every new patient has to be evaluated and have a treatment plan written out for them to follow over the course of their treatment time. Generally, the exercise plan is written for the entire treatment time. However, if problems occur during treatment, changes in the exercises can be made. “New patients come in every week.” says Jennifer.
- 12. “Some PT’s do monthly re-evaluations, but other than that there is nothing that you have to write monthly or yearly.” says Jennifer. Other than patient evaluations, none of the professionals interviewed mentioned any yearly or monthly writing. Monthly/Yearly Writing
- 13. Advice for Students “Read any kind medical terminology books, anatomy, physiology, neurology, and kinesiology books.” said Julie. For students entering the field, any books related to the human body and how it moves are good to read. As for writing, “Just learn the medical terminology and you’ll be good to go.” says Jennifer.
- 14. Secondary Sources "Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2008-2009 edition." United States Department of Labor. 2008 -2009. Department of Labor, Web. 7 Dec 2009. <http://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos080.htm>. "CAPTE Accredited Physical Therapist Education Programs." APTA American Physical Therapy Association. 2009. APTA, Web. 7 Dec 2009. <http://www.apta.org/AM/Template.cfm?section=PT_Programs&template=/aptaapps/accreditedschools/acc_schools_map.cfm&process=3&type=PT>. "A World of Physical Therapy." Physical Therapists.com. 2009. Web. 7 Dec 2009. <http://physicaltherapist.com/>.