Thus, evaluations of back disorders by a practitioner (manual palpation) or with sEMG measures were in both cases higher than subjective evaluations by the familiar caretakers.
Document (costs may dictate that a sampling procedure be employed) that information/education was provided to: parents (e.g., distributed materials, with an opportunity for parents to ask questions); and health care providers (e.g., via a program practitioner manual).
As a result, practitioner manuals have increasingly included guidelines on using epidemiological methods in humanitarian assessments.
In this study from Norway, hospital physicians, general practitioners, manual physiotherapists and chiropractors filled in an anonymous questionnaire.
In a different case, the first factor could tip against a law firm like Schwegman if, for example, the law firm was claiming that it was fair use for it to make a copy for every attorney at the firm of a copyrighted legal treatise on patent prosecution or a practitioner's manual on effective methods for filing patent applications with the USPTO or other patent offices.
This may lead the patient to seek pain treatment from their primary care practitioner or manual therapist for the painful symptoms which are in reality resulting from a dissection in progress [ 16].
Despite the paucity of evidence concerning the tissues and mechanisms responsible for interscapular and atypical chest pain or "pseudo-angina," practitioners of manual therapy maintain that manipulation of the costovertebral elements and associated soft tissues may be helpful in the treatment of these painful conditions.
It was handed out to 71 hospital physicians at all grades during their morning meetings at a 500-bed general hospital and to 77 general practitioners, 55 manual physiotherapists and 10 chiropractors during lectures at nation- or countywide courses of general interest within their fields, not related to radiation issues.
(Isn't it amazing how long it took us to admit this?) For many, the stigma remains, but for practitioners of manual self-love, the rewards are better health and a more satisfying sex life.
Used extensively by psychiatrists, physicians, psychologists, counselors, social workers, and other mental health practitioners, the manual provides a guide to diagnosis and treatment of mental illnesses including depression, anxiety, adjustment disorder, bipolar disorder, and schizophrenia.
Practitioners of manual medicine frequently employ motion palpation as a diagnostic tool, despite conflicting evidence regarding its utility and reliability.
