Sentence examples for manual practitioners from inspiring English sources

This has raised concerns amongst manual practitioners as to whether the nature of manipulative techniques is responsible for reported cases or whether some patients already have CAD in its early stages when it is difficult to diagnose.

Proposed extrinsic factors include recent viral infection and minor mechanical trauma to the neck, including neck manipulation, which has raised concerns amongst manual practitioners in particular as to the appropriate screening of patients and avoidance of more vigorous therapeutic techniques.

Another proponent of exposure response-prevention therapy, Dr. March has published a manual for practitioners and parents, "O.C.D. in Children and Adolescents" (The Guilford Press), which maps out a treatment through cognitive behavior therapy, or C.B.T.

Pressure algometry is one of a number of outcome measures that manual therapy practitioners are able to use in both clinical and research settings.

The goal for this chapter is to supplement the WISC-V Administration and Scoring Manual, providing practitioners with additional tips and insight based on the experience of those who helped to develop the measure.

The WBM is the standard management manual for practitioners caring for women in remote areas.

Manual therapy practitioners routinely assess spinal stiffness (e.g. the perceived spinal resistance to manually applied force) as one component of the clinical evaluation [ 18].

Upon symptomatic presentation of NGI as described in the Manual, health practitioners send the patient's clinical specimen to the laboratory for confirmation and serotyping.

We believe, however, that future development of this taxonomy should include feedback from a broader range of massage therapists in the US and other Western countries as well as from manual medicine practitioners, such as osteopaths and physical therapists, who have different basic training.

The economic viability of the manual therapy practitioner depends on the number of massages/treatments that can be given in a day or week.

In this study from Norway, hospital physicians, general practitioners, manual physiotherapists and chiropractors filled in an anonymous questionnaire.