Note: This is the third of a series of blog articles that addresses issues raised by physical therapists on various social media network groups where we are also members.
The physical therapy profession traditionally isn’t very progressive.
We are often reactionary and slow to adopt new technology.
Note: This is the second of a series of blog articles that addresses issues raised by physical therapists on various social media network groups where we are also members.
By Sean Hagey
How many times has the following happened to you?
I recently got a call from one of my home health patients. (I’ll refer to him as Steven for privacy.)
If you work in a healthcare related field, you know that physical inactivity can lead to a whole host of health related problems. But you may be surprised at just how widespread and far reaching this problem is.
Change is hard as they say.
Even when the benefits seem apparent, it can be very difficult to develop new workflows and break habits that have built up over months — or maybe even…
We arranged for Ben Fung, DPT, to review a pre-release version of the In Hand Health solution in early September (2016).
You probably know who Ben is. In case an introduction is needed, he is a consultant, writer, and…
