AAOMPT
Hands On Hands Off: Manual Therapy & Orthopedic Physical Therapy (AAOMPT)
The Hands On Hands Off Podcast from the American Academy of Orthopaedic Manual Physical Therapists explores the debate at the heart of modern rehab:How much treatment should be hands-on… and how much should empower patients to move independently? Through conversations with leaders in manual therapy, orthopedic physical therapy, pain science, and rehabilitation, we break down:• clinical reasoning• manual therapy techniques• patient education• exercise-based care• evidence vs tradition in PTIf you’re a physical therapist, manual therapist, DPT student, or rehabilitation professional, this show w...
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Episodes
Research - Swanson Interview 13.12.2018 26:14
Dr. Brian Swanson of the University of Hartford is interviewed by Becca Catlin regarding manuscript titled, “Reliability and diagnostic accuracy of cervicothoracic differentiation testing and regional unloading for identifying improvement after thoracic manipulation in individuals with neck pain.”
Research - Brown Interview 29.11.2018 33:44
Dr. Michael Brown of the University at Buffalo is interviewed by Stephen M. Shaffer and Kevin L. MacPherson regarding a unique case report that discusses knee pain referred from the thoracic spine.
Research - Buzzell Interview 15.11.2018 35:55
Dr. Bethany Buzzell of DukeHealth is interviewed by Kevin L. MacPherson regarding a manuscript she recently co-authored titled, “Decision Making for Medical Referral During Physical Therapy Residency Training: A Three Case Series.”
Research - Brismée Interview 01.11.2018 22:26
Dr. Jean-Michel Brismée, Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Manual and Manipulative Therapy (JMMT), is interviewed by Stephen M. Shaffer.
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