“PEM/PESE was the most common thing no one ever heard of before the COVID-19 pandemic, and now it’s even more common. People with PEM/PESE are already coming to the ED and they will be more commonly encountered there over time.”
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What strategies can we use to identify the right patients for manual therapy?
“I think communication is the key. Having a preference for this has been one of the strongest predictors for sure. I do think matching mechanisms is important and we need to look at “where the patient is” to determine need.”
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“You can change someone’s life by working in the emergency room.”
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“The right reasoning framework and physical exam can be more accurate than an MRI for a patient with acute dizziness.”
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“Understand prevalence data. Understand your strengths and weaknesses.”
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“A good ED PT program will always work to address the needs of their hospital and local community, and that can look like many different things.”
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Digital physical therapist triage has the potential to decrease unnecessary ED visits, thereby reducing costs, improving health, and raising patient satisfaction.
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What is advanced practice physiotherapy?
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“The ceiling of your abilities as a PT is higher than you thought!”
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“Don’t give up, even on the slow days! Change takes time!”
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