Sentence examples for physical therapy programmes from inspiring English sources
Our informal "results" (unpublished data) suggested that mechanotransduction was not being taught as an important biological principle in physical therapy programmes.
In the guidelines the effectiveness of several treatment modalities (specifically exercise training, breathing exercises, peripheral and respiratory muscle training) was reported and evidence based recommendations for the application of these modalities in physical therapy programmes were made.
In this RCT, the intervention group will receive a strict physical therapy programme for patients with COPD.
This consisted of wearing an ankle foot orthoses with inserted heel wedges for eight weeks, followed by a standardised physical therapy programme.
No RCT examining older adults has demonstrated a significant difference in the symptoms experienced after completion of a physical therapy programme compared with APM.
The aim of the study was to determine whether a Multimodal Physical Therapy Programme of 8 weeks duration had any effect on improving general health state (physical or mental components) and health-related quality of life in patients with chronic musculoskeletal disorders.
This study aims to investigate the potential of a protocol-directed physical therapy programme as a means to prevent or postpone exacerbations, to shorten the duration or to decrease the severity of exacerbations in patients with COPD who have recently experienced an exacerbation.
In 1992, the physical therapy program opened.
Physical therapists (PTs) use a range of manual therapy techniques developed to an advanced level through postgraduate orthopaedic manipulative physical therapy (OMPT) programmes.
In 2004, 9-year-old Chaeli did just this when – together with her sister and three friends – she founded the Chaeli Campaign, an organization that provides equipment, physical therapy and programmes for children with disabilities, and advocates on their behalf.
We systematically developed a theory-based Quality Improvement in Physical Therapy (QUIP) programme aimed at the individual performance level (practicing physiotherapists; PTs) and the practice organization level (practice quality manager; PQM).
