role of the physical therapist sports pt staff. “let our team take care of your team” libby...
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Role of the Physical Therapist
Sports PT Staff
ldquoLet our team take care of your teamrdquo
Libby Kestel
PT SCS MBA
Ed Crowley
PT ATC
Dick Evans
PT OCSJoel Lee
PT
Paul Pursley
PT SCS
Katie Ryan
PTA
Kolleen Shields
PT
Glenn Williams
PhD PT ATC SCS
Itrsquos a good team
~150 Combined years of experience 6 APTA certified specialists (2 OCS 1 PTA) 314 SCS in Iowa
Continuing Education APTA Dues
Itrsquos a good team
Positions held holding Director of AT Services (UI) Chairperson for SE District of IPTA (x3) District Director (x2) IPTA Foundation President Iowa House of Delegates Board of AT Examiners Board of PT Examiners President American Society of Shoulder and
Elbow Therapists
Education
Certificate BS MPT or MSPT DPT
Practice of Physical TherapyThe Past
Direct Access
Practice of Physical TherapyThe Present
Physical Therapy PracticeThe Future
APTA Vision 2020 By 2020 physical therapy will be provided by
physical therapists who are doctors of physical therapy recognized by consumers and other health care professionals as the practitioners of choice to whom consumers have direct access for the diagnosis of interventions for and prevention of impairments functional limitations and disabilities related to movement function and health
Chances of Achieving Vision 2020
ldquoAutonomous Practicerdquo
ldquoAutonomous Practicerdquo Definition of Autonomous Practice Adopted In light of APTAs movement toward realizing Vision 2020 an operational definition
of autonomous practice was adopted during the March Board of Directors meeting Vision 2020 states Physical therapists will be practitioners of choice in clientsrsquo health networks and will hold all privileges of autonomous practice Board members agreed however that the term autonomous practice and the related term autonomous physical therapist practitioner needed clarification to ensure that the Associationrsquos efforts toward this realization are consistent
The definitions adopted by the Board are as follows Autonomous physical therapist practice is practice
characterized by independent self-determined professional judgment and action An autonomous physical therapist practitioner within the scope of practice
defined by the Guide to Physical Therapist Practice provides physical therapy services to patientsclients who have direct and unrestricted access to their services and may refer as appropriate to other health care providers and other professionals and for diagnostic tests
The Board directed APTA staff to identify competencies of the autonomous physical therapist practitioner using A Normative Model of Physical Therapist Professional Education the Guide to Physical Therapist Practice other Association documents and expert member input A report is due to the November 2001 Board of Directors meeting
Practice of Physical TherapyWhat PTrsquos Do
Relieve Pain Modalities Manual Techniques Education
Improve ROM Modalities Manual Techniques Ex Instruction
Strengthen muscles Exercise Instruction Man Res Exercises
Improve Function Assistive Devices Correct Impairments
UI Practice
What we donrsquot do Non-mechanical Pain (pain at rest) People that donrsquot want to exercise modify lifestyle
UI Practice- Active Exercise Practice in a vacuum
Our goal Help patients achieve THEIR goals Restoration Prevention
ldquoRepeat business is great Repeat business for the same problem is not greatrdquo
Enhancement
UI Practice
Rehab Therapies 0733 JPP PT (Evaluation Returns)
UISMC ldquoOne stop shoppingrdquo
HEP Start PT at UI Start PT in community
Pre- Post Op Teaching Crutch fitting KT 1000
Training Rooms Consultation PT
Future UISMC Practice
Enhancement Injury Prevention Clinical Research
Functional testing for return to play
Screening
UI Athletes Shared care
UI Practice - PT Referral
ldquoAn invitation to see the patientrdquo ndash Dick Evans
Information to include on PT Referral Diagnosis Goals Time Frame
Information not to include on PT referral ldquo2x5 quad sets 2x dayrdquo ldquono therabandrdquo ldquoUltrasound at 1 MHz for 5 minutesrdquo
Check sheet
Practice of Physical Therapy
Sports PT is very small part of PT Profession
Rehab is small part of AT profession
Practice of Physical Therapy
Fun active patients Well insured Visibility Total care Control Turf
Taping
Practice of Physical Therapy
We know a lot about a little Rehabilitation
1 injury year vs 7 at a time ACLrsquos Ear Exam
How It Could Work
Injury
ATRehabilitation
MD Evaluation
AT Evaluation
PT ATRehabilitation
Return to Play
SurgeryldquoMinor Injuryrdquo
ldquoMajor Injuryrdquo
Progressing
Time Loss
Not Progressing
Taping BracingAdvanced Rehab
When we get it right Shared Athlete is focus Mutually beneficial Mutually respectful Appropriate communication Example
When we get it wrong ATC Under- refers ATC Over- complicates ATC Over-manages PT Doesnrsquot Include PT Over- treats PT Delegates PT Doesnrsquot consult Over-communicate
PT ATRehabilitation
What itrsquos nothellipand never will be
Money maker
AT as first responder
Can we get there from here
Thank You
- Slide 21
-
ldquoLet our team take care of your teamrdquo
Libby Kestel
PT SCS MBA
Ed Crowley
PT ATC
Dick Evans
PT OCSJoel Lee
PT
Paul Pursley
PT SCS
Katie Ryan
PTA
Kolleen Shields
PT
Glenn Williams
PhD PT ATC SCS
Itrsquos a good team
~150 Combined years of experience 6 APTA certified specialists (2 OCS 1 PTA) 314 SCS in Iowa
Continuing Education APTA Dues
Itrsquos a good team
Positions held holding Director of AT Services (UI) Chairperson for SE District of IPTA (x3) District Director (x2) IPTA Foundation President Iowa House of Delegates Board of AT Examiners Board of PT Examiners President American Society of Shoulder and
Elbow Therapists
Education
Certificate BS MPT or MSPT DPT
Practice of Physical TherapyThe Past
Direct Access
Practice of Physical TherapyThe Present
Physical Therapy PracticeThe Future
APTA Vision 2020 By 2020 physical therapy will be provided by
physical therapists who are doctors of physical therapy recognized by consumers and other health care professionals as the practitioners of choice to whom consumers have direct access for the diagnosis of interventions for and prevention of impairments functional limitations and disabilities related to movement function and health
Chances of Achieving Vision 2020
ldquoAutonomous Practicerdquo
ldquoAutonomous Practicerdquo Definition of Autonomous Practice Adopted In light of APTAs movement toward realizing Vision 2020 an operational definition
of autonomous practice was adopted during the March Board of Directors meeting Vision 2020 states Physical therapists will be practitioners of choice in clientsrsquo health networks and will hold all privileges of autonomous practice Board members agreed however that the term autonomous practice and the related term autonomous physical therapist practitioner needed clarification to ensure that the Associationrsquos efforts toward this realization are consistent
The definitions adopted by the Board are as follows Autonomous physical therapist practice is practice
characterized by independent self-determined professional judgment and action An autonomous physical therapist practitioner within the scope of practice
defined by the Guide to Physical Therapist Practice provides physical therapy services to patientsclients who have direct and unrestricted access to their services and may refer as appropriate to other health care providers and other professionals and for diagnostic tests
The Board directed APTA staff to identify competencies of the autonomous physical therapist practitioner using A Normative Model of Physical Therapist Professional Education the Guide to Physical Therapist Practice other Association documents and expert member input A report is due to the November 2001 Board of Directors meeting
Practice of Physical TherapyWhat PTrsquos Do
Relieve Pain Modalities Manual Techniques Education
Improve ROM Modalities Manual Techniques Ex Instruction
Strengthen muscles Exercise Instruction Man Res Exercises
Improve Function Assistive Devices Correct Impairments
UI Practice
What we donrsquot do Non-mechanical Pain (pain at rest) People that donrsquot want to exercise modify lifestyle
UI Practice- Active Exercise Practice in a vacuum
Our goal Help patients achieve THEIR goals Restoration Prevention
ldquoRepeat business is great Repeat business for the same problem is not greatrdquo
Enhancement
UI Practice
Rehab Therapies 0733 JPP PT (Evaluation Returns)
UISMC ldquoOne stop shoppingrdquo
HEP Start PT at UI Start PT in community
Pre- Post Op Teaching Crutch fitting KT 1000
Training Rooms Consultation PT
Future UISMC Practice
Enhancement Injury Prevention Clinical Research
Functional testing for return to play
Screening
UI Athletes Shared care
UI Practice - PT Referral
ldquoAn invitation to see the patientrdquo ndash Dick Evans
Information to include on PT Referral Diagnosis Goals Time Frame
Information not to include on PT referral ldquo2x5 quad sets 2x dayrdquo ldquono therabandrdquo ldquoUltrasound at 1 MHz for 5 minutesrdquo
Check sheet
Practice of Physical Therapy
Sports PT is very small part of PT Profession
Rehab is small part of AT profession
Practice of Physical Therapy
Fun active patients Well insured Visibility Total care Control Turf
Taping
Practice of Physical Therapy
We know a lot about a little Rehabilitation
1 injury year vs 7 at a time ACLrsquos Ear Exam
How It Could Work
Injury
ATRehabilitation
MD Evaluation
AT Evaluation
PT ATRehabilitation
Return to Play
SurgeryldquoMinor Injuryrdquo
ldquoMajor Injuryrdquo
Progressing
Time Loss
Not Progressing
Taping BracingAdvanced Rehab
When we get it right Shared Athlete is focus Mutually beneficial Mutually respectful Appropriate communication Example
When we get it wrong ATC Under- refers ATC Over- complicates ATC Over-manages PT Doesnrsquot Include PT Over- treats PT Delegates PT Doesnrsquot consult Over-communicate
PT ATRehabilitation
What itrsquos nothellipand never will be
Money maker
AT as first responder
Can we get there from here
Thank You
- Slide 21
-
Itrsquos a good team
~150 Combined years of experience 6 APTA certified specialists (2 OCS 1 PTA) 314 SCS in Iowa
Continuing Education APTA Dues
Itrsquos a good team
Positions held holding Director of AT Services (UI) Chairperson for SE District of IPTA (x3) District Director (x2) IPTA Foundation President Iowa House of Delegates Board of AT Examiners Board of PT Examiners President American Society of Shoulder and
Elbow Therapists
Education
Certificate BS MPT or MSPT DPT
Practice of Physical TherapyThe Past
Direct Access
Practice of Physical TherapyThe Present
Physical Therapy PracticeThe Future
APTA Vision 2020 By 2020 physical therapy will be provided by
physical therapists who are doctors of physical therapy recognized by consumers and other health care professionals as the practitioners of choice to whom consumers have direct access for the diagnosis of interventions for and prevention of impairments functional limitations and disabilities related to movement function and health
Chances of Achieving Vision 2020
ldquoAutonomous Practicerdquo
ldquoAutonomous Practicerdquo Definition of Autonomous Practice Adopted In light of APTAs movement toward realizing Vision 2020 an operational definition
of autonomous practice was adopted during the March Board of Directors meeting Vision 2020 states Physical therapists will be practitioners of choice in clientsrsquo health networks and will hold all privileges of autonomous practice Board members agreed however that the term autonomous practice and the related term autonomous physical therapist practitioner needed clarification to ensure that the Associationrsquos efforts toward this realization are consistent
The definitions adopted by the Board are as follows Autonomous physical therapist practice is practice
characterized by independent self-determined professional judgment and action An autonomous physical therapist practitioner within the scope of practice
defined by the Guide to Physical Therapist Practice provides physical therapy services to patientsclients who have direct and unrestricted access to their services and may refer as appropriate to other health care providers and other professionals and for diagnostic tests
The Board directed APTA staff to identify competencies of the autonomous physical therapist practitioner using A Normative Model of Physical Therapist Professional Education the Guide to Physical Therapist Practice other Association documents and expert member input A report is due to the November 2001 Board of Directors meeting
Practice of Physical TherapyWhat PTrsquos Do
Relieve Pain Modalities Manual Techniques Education
Improve ROM Modalities Manual Techniques Ex Instruction
Strengthen muscles Exercise Instruction Man Res Exercises
Improve Function Assistive Devices Correct Impairments
UI Practice
What we donrsquot do Non-mechanical Pain (pain at rest) People that donrsquot want to exercise modify lifestyle
UI Practice- Active Exercise Practice in a vacuum
Our goal Help patients achieve THEIR goals Restoration Prevention
ldquoRepeat business is great Repeat business for the same problem is not greatrdquo
Enhancement
UI Practice
Rehab Therapies 0733 JPP PT (Evaluation Returns)
UISMC ldquoOne stop shoppingrdquo
HEP Start PT at UI Start PT in community
Pre- Post Op Teaching Crutch fitting KT 1000
Training Rooms Consultation PT
Future UISMC Practice
Enhancement Injury Prevention Clinical Research
Functional testing for return to play
Screening
UI Athletes Shared care
UI Practice - PT Referral
ldquoAn invitation to see the patientrdquo ndash Dick Evans
Information to include on PT Referral Diagnosis Goals Time Frame
Information not to include on PT referral ldquo2x5 quad sets 2x dayrdquo ldquono therabandrdquo ldquoUltrasound at 1 MHz for 5 minutesrdquo
Check sheet
Practice of Physical Therapy
Sports PT is very small part of PT Profession
Rehab is small part of AT profession
Practice of Physical Therapy
Fun active patients Well insured Visibility Total care Control Turf
Taping
Practice of Physical Therapy
We know a lot about a little Rehabilitation
1 injury year vs 7 at a time ACLrsquos Ear Exam
How It Could Work
Injury
ATRehabilitation
MD Evaluation
AT Evaluation
PT ATRehabilitation
Return to Play
SurgeryldquoMinor Injuryrdquo
ldquoMajor Injuryrdquo
Progressing
Time Loss
Not Progressing
Taping BracingAdvanced Rehab
When we get it right Shared Athlete is focus Mutually beneficial Mutually respectful Appropriate communication Example
When we get it wrong ATC Under- refers ATC Over- complicates ATC Over-manages PT Doesnrsquot Include PT Over- treats PT Delegates PT Doesnrsquot consult Over-communicate
PT ATRehabilitation
What itrsquos nothellipand never will be
Money maker
AT as first responder
Can we get there from here
Thank You
- Slide 21
-
Itrsquos a good team
Positions held holding Director of AT Services (UI) Chairperson for SE District of IPTA (x3) District Director (x2) IPTA Foundation President Iowa House of Delegates Board of AT Examiners Board of PT Examiners President American Society of Shoulder and
Elbow Therapists
Education
Certificate BS MPT or MSPT DPT
Practice of Physical TherapyThe Past
Direct Access
Practice of Physical TherapyThe Present
Physical Therapy PracticeThe Future
APTA Vision 2020 By 2020 physical therapy will be provided by
physical therapists who are doctors of physical therapy recognized by consumers and other health care professionals as the practitioners of choice to whom consumers have direct access for the diagnosis of interventions for and prevention of impairments functional limitations and disabilities related to movement function and health
Chances of Achieving Vision 2020
ldquoAutonomous Practicerdquo
ldquoAutonomous Practicerdquo Definition of Autonomous Practice Adopted In light of APTAs movement toward realizing Vision 2020 an operational definition
of autonomous practice was adopted during the March Board of Directors meeting Vision 2020 states Physical therapists will be practitioners of choice in clientsrsquo health networks and will hold all privileges of autonomous practice Board members agreed however that the term autonomous practice and the related term autonomous physical therapist practitioner needed clarification to ensure that the Associationrsquos efforts toward this realization are consistent
The definitions adopted by the Board are as follows Autonomous physical therapist practice is practice
characterized by independent self-determined professional judgment and action An autonomous physical therapist practitioner within the scope of practice
defined by the Guide to Physical Therapist Practice provides physical therapy services to patientsclients who have direct and unrestricted access to their services and may refer as appropriate to other health care providers and other professionals and for diagnostic tests
The Board directed APTA staff to identify competencies of the autonomous physical therapist practitioner using A Normative Model of Physical Therapist Professional Education the Guide to Physical Therapist Practice other Association documents and expert member input A report is due to the November 2001 Board of Directors meeting
Practice of Physical TherapyWhat PTrsquos Do
Relieve Pain Modalities Manual Techniques Education
Improve ROM Modalities Manual Techniques Ex Instruction
Strengthen muscles Exercise Instruction Man Res Exercises
Improve Function Assistive Devices Correct Impairments
UI Practice
What we donrsquot do Non-mechanical Pain (pain at rest) People that donrsquot want to exercise modify lifestyle
UI Practice- Active Exercise Practice in a vacuum
Our goal Help patients achieve THEIR goals Restoration Prevention
ldquoRepeat business is great Repeat business for the same problem is not greatrdquo
Enhancement
UI Practice
Rehab Therapies 0733 JPP PT (Evaluation Returns)
UISMC ldquoOne stop shoppingrdquo
HEP Start PT at UI Start PT in community
Pre- Post Op Teaching Crutch fitting KT 1000
Training Rooms Consultation PT
Future UISMC Practice
Enhancement Injury Prevention Clinical Research
Functional testing for return to play
Screening
UI Athletes Shared care
UI Practice - PT Referral
ldquoAn invitation to see the patientrdquo ndash Dick Evans
Information to include on PT Referral Diagnosis Goals Time Frame
Information not to include on PT referral ldquo2x5 quad sets 2x dayrdquo ldquono therabandrdquo ldquoUltrasound at 1 MHz for 5 minutesrdquo
Check sheet
Practice of Physical Therapy
Sports PT is very small part of PT Profession
Rehab is small part of AT profession
Practice of Physical Therapy
Fun active patients Well insured Visibility Total care Control Turf
Taping
Practice of Physical Therapy
We know a lot about a little Rehabilitation
1 injury year vs 7 at a time ACLrsquos Ear Exam
How It Could Work
Injury
ATRehabilitation
MD Evaluation
AT Evaluation
PT ATRehabilitation
Return to Play
SurgeryldquoMinor Injuryrdquo
ldquoMajor Injuryrdquo
Progressing
Time Loss
Not Progressing
Taping BracingAdvanced Rehab
When we get it right Shared Athlete is focus Mutually beneficial Mutually respectful Appropriate communication Example
When we get it wrong ATC Under- refers ATC Over- complicates ATC Over-manages PT Doesnrsquot Include PT Over- treats PT Delegates PT Doesnrsquot consult Over-communicate
PT ATRehabilitation
What itrsquos nothellipand never will be
Money maker
AT as first responder
Can we get there from here
Thank You
- Slide 21
-
Education
Certificate BS MPT or MSPT DPT
Practice of Physical TherapyThe Past
Direct Access
Practice of Physical TherapyThe Present
Physical Therapy PracticeThe Future
APTA Vision 2020 By 2020 physical therapy will be provided by
physical therapists who are doctors of physical therapy recognized by consumers and other health care professionals as the practitioners of choice to whom consumers have direct access for the diagnosis of interventions for and prevention of impairments functional limitations and disabilities related to movement function and health
Chances of Achieving Vision 2020
ldquoAutonomous Practicerdquo
ldquoAutonomous Practicerdquo Definition of Autonomous Practice Adopted In light of APTAs movement toward realizing Vision 2020 an operational definition
of autonomous practice was adopted during the March Board of Directors meeting Vision 2020 states Physical therapists will be practitioners of choice in clientsrsquo health networks and will hold all privileges of autonomous practice Board members agreed however that the term autonomous practice and the related term autonomous physical therapist practitioner needed clarification to ensure that the Associationrsquos efforts toward this realization are consistent
The definitions adopted by the Board are as follows Autonomous physical therapist practice is practice
characterized by independent self-determined professional judgment and action An autonomous physical therapist practitioner within the scope of practice
defined by the Guide to Physical Therapist Practice provides physical therapy services to patientsclients who have direct and unrestricted access to their services and may refer as appropriate to other health care providers and other professionals and for diagnostic tests
The Board directed APTA staff to identify competencies of the autonomous physical therapist practitioner using A Normative Model of Physical Therapist Professional Education the Guide to Physical Therapist Practice other Association documents and expert member input A report is due to the November 2001 Board of Directors meeting
Practice of Physical TherapyWhat PTrsquos Do
Relieve Pain Modalities Manual Techniques Education
Improve ROM Modalities Manual Techniques Ex Instruction
Strengthen muscles Exercise Instruction Man Res Exercises
Improve Function Assistive Devices Correct Impairments
UI Practice
What we donrsquot do Non-mechanical Pain (pain at rest) People that donrsquot want to exercise modify lifestyle
UI Practice- Active Exercise Practice in a vacuum
Our goal Help patients achieve THEIR goals Restoration Prevention
ldquoRepeat business is great Repeat business for the same problem is not greatrdquo
Enhancement
UI Practice
Rehab Therapies 0733 JPP PT (Evaluation Returns)
UISMC ldquoOne stop shoppingrdquo
HEP Start PT at UI Start PT in community
Pre- Post Op Teaching Crutch fitting KT 1000
Training Rooms Consultation PT
Future UISMC Practice
Enhancement Injury Prevention Clinical Research
Functional testing for return to play
Screening
UI Athletes Shared care
UI Practice - PT Referral
ldquoAn invitation to see the patientrdquo ndash Dick Evans
Information to include on PT Referral Diagnosis Goals Time Frame
Information not to include on PT referral ldquo2x5 quad sets 2x dayrdquo ldquono therabandrdquo ldquoUltrasound at 1 MHz for 5 minutesrdquo
Check sheet
Practice of Physical Therapy
Sports PT is very small part of PT Profession
Rehab is small part of AT profession
Practice of Physical Therapy
Fun active patients Well insured Visibility Total care Control Turf
Taping
Practice of Physical Therapy
We know a lot about a little Rehabilitation
1 injury year vs 7 at a time ACLrsquos Ear Exam
How It Could Work
Injury
ATRehabilitation
MD Evaluation
AT Evaluation
PT ATRehabilitation
Return to Play
SurgeryldquoMinor Injuryrdquo
ldquoMajor Injuryrdquo
Progressing
Time Loss
Not Progressing
Taping BracingAdvanced Rehab
When we get it right Shared Athlete is focus Mutually beneficial Mutually respectful Appropriate communication Example
When we get it wrong ATC Under- refers ATC Over- complicates ATC Over-manages PT Doesnrsquot Include PT Over- treats PT Delegates PT Doesnrsquot consult Over-communicate
PT ATRehabilitation
What itrsquos nothellipand never will be
Money maker
AT as first responder
Can we get there from here
Thank You
- Slide 21
-
Practice of Physical TherapyThe Past
Direct Access
Practice of Physical TherapyThe Present
Physical Therapy PracticeThe Future
APTA Vision 2020 By 2020 physical therapy will be provided by
physical therapists who are doctors of physical therapy recognized by consumers and other health care professionals as the practitioners of choice to whom consumers have direct access for the diagnosis of interventions for and prevention of impairments functional limitations and disabilities related to movement function and health
Chances of Achieving Vision 2020
ldquoAutonomous Practicerdquo
ldquoAutonomous Practicerdquo Definition of Autonomous Practice Adopted In light of APTAs movement toward realizing Vision 2020 an operational definition
of autonomous practice was adopted during the March Board of Directors meeting Vision 2020 states Physical therapists will be practitioners of choice in clientsrsquo health networks and will hold all privileges of autonomous practice Board members agreed however that the term autonomous practice and the related term autonomous physical therapist practitioner needed clarification to ensure that the Associationrsquos efforts toward this realization are consistent
The definitions adopted by the Board are as follows Autonomous physical therapist practice is practice
characterized by independent self-determined professional judgment and action An autonomous physical therapist practitioner within the scope of practice
defined by the Guide to Physical Therapist Practice provides physical therapy services to patientsclients who have direct and unrestricted access to their services and may refer as appropriate to other health care providers and other professionals and for diagnostic tests
The Board directed APTA staff to identify competencies of the autonomous physical therapist practitioner using A Normative Model of Physical Therapist Professional Education the Guide to Physical Therapist Practice other Association documents and expert member input A report is due to the November 2001 Board of Directors meeting
Practice of Physical TherapyWhat PTrsquos Do
Relieve Pain Modalities Manual Techniques Education
Improve ROM Modalities Manual Techniques Ex Instruction
Strengthen muscles Exercise Instruction Man Res Exercises
Improve Function Assistive Devices Correct Impairments
UI Practice
What we donrsquot do Non-mechanical Pain (pain at rest) People that donrsquot want to exercise modify lifestyle
UI Practice- Active Exercise Practice in a vacuum
Our goal Help patients achieve THEIR goals Restoration Prevention
ldquoRepeat business is great Repeat business for the same problem is not greatrdquo
Enhancement
UI Practice
Rehab Therapies 0733 JPP PT (Evaluation Returns)
UISMC ldquoOne stop shoppingrdquo
HEP Start PT at UI Start PT in community
Pre- Post Op Teaching Crutch fitting KT 1000
Training Rooms Consultation PT
Future UISMC Practice
Enhancement Injury Prevention Clinical Research
Functional testing for return to play
Screening
UI Athletes Shared care
UI Practice - PT Referral
ldquoAn invitation to see the patientrdquo ndash Dick Evans
Information to include on PT Referral Diagnosis Goals Time Frame
Information not to include on PT referral ldquo2x5 quad sets 2x dayrdquo ldquono therabandrdquo ldquoUltrasound at 1 MHz for 5 minutesrdquo
Check sheet
Practice of Physical Therapy
Sports PT is very small part of PT Profession
Rehab is small part of AT profession
Practice of Physical Therapy
Fun active patients Well insured Visibility Total care Control Turf
Taping
Practice of Physical Therapy
We know a lot about a little Rehabilitation
1 injury year vs 7 at a time ACLrsquos Ear Exam
How It Could Work
Injury
ATRehabilitation
MD Evaluation
AT Evaluation
PT ATRehabilitation
Return to Play
SurgeryldquoMinor Injuryrdquo
ldquoMajor Injuryrdquo
Progressing
Time Loss
Not Progressing
Taping BracingAdvanced Rehab
When we get it right Shared Athlete is focus Mutually beneficial Mutually respectful Appropriate communication Example
When we get it wrong ATC Under- refers ATC Over- complicates ATC Over-manages PT Doesnrsquot Include PT Over- treats PT Delegates PT Doesnrsquot consult Over-communicate
PT ATRehabilitation
What itrsquos nothellipand never will be
Money maker
AT as first responder
Can we get there from here
Thank You
- Slide 21
-
Practice of Physical TherapyThe Present
Physical Therapy PracticeThe Future
APTA Vision 2020 By 2020 physical therapy will be provided by
physical therapists who are doctors of physical therapy recognized by consumers and other health care professionals as the practitioners of choice to whom consumers have direct access for the diagnosis of interventions for and prevention of impairments functional limitations and disabilities related to movement function and health
Chances of Achieving Vision 2020
ldquoAutonomous Practicerdquo
ldquoAutonomous Practicerdquo Definition of Autonomous Practice Adopted In light of APTAs movement toward realizing Vision 2020 an operational definition
of autonomous practice was adopted during the March Board of Directors meeting Vision 2020 states Physical therapists will be practitioners of choice in clientsrsquo health networks and will hold all privileges of autonomous practice Board members agreed however that the term autonomous practice and the related term autonomous physical therapist practitioner needed clarification to ensure that the Associationrsquos efforts toward this realization are consistent
The definitions adopted by the Board are as follows Autonomous physical therapist practice is practice
characterized by independent self-determined professional judgment and action An autonomous physical therapist practitioner within the scope of practice
defined by the Guide to Physical Therapist Practice provides physical therapy services to patientsclients who have direct and unrestricted access to their services and may refer as appropriate to other health care providers and other professionals and for diagnostic tests
The Board directed APTA staff to identify competencies of the autonomous physical therapist practitioner using A Normative Model of Physical Therapist Professional Education the Guide to Physical Therapist Practice other Association documents and expert member input A report is due to the November 2001 Board of Directors meeting
Practice of Physical TherapyWhat PTrsquos Do
Relieve Pain Modalities Manual Techniques Education
Improve ROM Modalities Manual Techniques Ex Instruction
Strengthen muscles Exercise Instruction Man Res Exercises
Improve Function Assistive Devices Correct Impairments
UI Practice
What we donrsquot do Non-mechanical Pain (pain at rest) People that donrsquot want to exercise modify lifestyle
UI Practice- Active Exercise Practice in a vacuum
Our goal Help patients achieve THEIR goals Restoration Prevention
ldquoRepeat business is great Repeat business for the same problem is not greatrdquo
Enhancement
UI Practice
Rehab Therapies 0733 JPP PT (Evaluation Returns)
UISMC ldquoOne stop shoppingrdquo
HEP Start PT at UI Start PT in community
Pre- Post Op Teaching Crutch fitting KT 1000
Training Rooms Consultation PT
Future UISMC Practice
Enhancement Injury Prevention Clinical Research
Functional testing for return to play
Screening
UI Athletes Shared care
UI Practice - PT Referral
ldquoAn invitation to see the patientrdquo ndash Dick Evans
Information to include on PT Referral Diagnosis Goals Time Frame
Information not to include on PT referral ldquo2x5 quad sets 2x dayrdquo ldquono therabandrdquo ldquoUltrasound at 1 MHz for 5 minutesrdquo
Check sheet
Practice of Physical Therapy
Sports PT is very small part of PT Profession
Rehab is small part of AT profession
Practice of Physical Therapy
Fun active patients Well insured Visibility Total care Control Turf
Taping
Practice of Physical Therapy
We know a lot about a little Rehabilitation
1 injury year vs 7 at a time ACLrsquos Ear Exam
How It Could Work
Injury
ATRehabilitation
MD Evaluation
AT Evaluation
PT ATRehabilitation
Return to Play
SurgeryldquoMinor Injuryrdquo
ldquoMajor Injuryrdquo
Progressing
Time Loss
Not Progressing
Taping BracingAdvanced Rehab
When we get it right Shared Athlete is focus Mutually beneficial Mutually respectful Appropriate communication Example
When we get it wrong ATC Under- refers ATC Over- complicates ATC Over-manages PT Doesnrsquot Include PT Over- treats PT Delegates PT Doesnrsquot consult Over-communicate
PT ATRehabilitation
What itrsquos nothellipand never will be
Money maker
AT as first responder
Can we get there from here
Thank You
- Slide 21
-
Physical Therapy PracticeThe Future
APTA Vision 2020 By 2020 physical therapy will be provided by
physical therapists who are doctors of physical therapy recognized by consumers and other health care professionals as the practitioners of choice to whom consumers have direct access for the diagnosis of interventions for and prevention of impairments functional limitations and disabilities related to movement function and health
Chances of Achieving Vision 2020
ldquoAutonomous Practicerdquo
ldquoAutonomous Practicerdquo Definition of Autonomous Practice Adopted In light of APTAs movement toward realizing Vision 2020 an operational definition
of autonomous practice was adopted during the March Board of Directors meeting Vision 2020 states Physical therapists will be practitioners of choice in clientsrsquo health networks and will hold all privileges of autonomous practice Board members agreed however that the term autonomous practice and the related term autonomous physical therapist practitioner needed clarification to ensure that the Associationrsquos efforts toward this realization are consistent
The definitions adopted by the Board are as follows Autonomous physical therapist practice is practice
characterized by independent self-determined professional judgment and action An autonomous physical therapist practitioner within the scope of practice
defined by the Guide to Physical Therapist Practice provides physical therapy services to patientsclients who have direct and unrestricted access to their services and may refer as appropriate to other health care providers and other professionals and for diagnostic tests
The Board directed APTA staff to identify competencies of the autonomous physical therapist practitioner using A Normative Model of Physical Therapist Professional Education the Guide to Physical Therapist Practice other Association documents and expert member input A report is due to the November 2001 Board of Directors meeting
Practice of Physical TherapyWhat PTrsquos Do
Relieve Pain Modalities Manual Techniques Education
Improve ROM Modalities Manual Techniques Ex Instruction
Strengthen muscles Exercise Instruction Man Res Exercises
Improve Function Assistive Devices Correct Impairments
UI Practice
What we donrsquot do Non-mechanical Pain (pain at rest) People that donrsquot want to exercise modify lifestyle
UI Practice- Active Exercise Practice in a vacuum
Our goal Help patients achieve THEIR goals Restoration Prevention
ldquoRepeat business is great Repeat business for the same problem is not greatrdquo
Enhancement
UI Practice
Rehab Therapies 0733 JPP PT (Evaluation Returns)
UISMC ldquoOne stop shoppingrdquo
HEP Start PT at UI Start PT in community
Pre- Post Op Teaching Crutch fitting KT 1000
Training Rooms Consultation PT
Future UISMC Practice
Enhancement Injury Prevention Clinical Research
Functional testing for return to play
Screening
UI Athletes Shared care
UI Practice - PT Referral
ldquoAn invitation to see the patientrdquo ndash Dick Evans
Information to include on PT Referral Diagnosis Goals Time Frame
Information not to include on PT referral ldquo2x5 quad sets 2x dayrdquo ldquono therabandrdquo ldquoUltrasound at 1 MHz for 5 minutesrdquo
Check sheet
Practice of Physical Therapy
Sports PT is very small part of PT Profession
Rehab is small part of AT profession
Practice of Physical Therapy
Fun active patients Well insured Visibility Total care Control Turf
Taping
Practice of Physical Therapy
We know a lot about a little Rehabilitation
1 injury year vs 7 at a time ACLrsquos Ear Exam
How It Could Work
Injury
ATRehabilitation
MD Evaluation
AT Evaluation
PT ATRehabilitation
Return to Play
SurgeryldquoMinor Injuryrdquo
ldquoMajor Injuryrdquo
Progressing
Time Loss
Not Progressing
Taping BracingAdvanced Rehab
When we get it right Shared Athlete is focus Mutually beneficial Mutually respectful Appropriate communication Example
When we get it wrong ATC Under- refers ATC Over- complicates ATC Over-manages PT Doesnrsquot Include PT Over- treats PT Delegates PT Doesnrsquot consult Over-communicate
PT ATRehabilitation
What itrsquos nothellipand never will be
Money maker
AT as first responder
Can we get there from here
Thank You
- Slide 21
-
Chances of Achieving Vision 2020
ldquoAutonomous Practicerdquo
ldquoAutonomous Practicerdquo Definition of Autonomous Practice Adopted In light of APTAs movement toward realizing Vision 2020 an operational definition
of autonomous practice was adopted during the March Board of Directors meeting Vision 2020 states Physical therapists will be practitioners of choice in clientsrsquo health networks and will hold all privileges of autonomous practice Board members agreed however that the term autonomous practice and the related term autonomous physical therapist practitioner needed clarification to ensure that the Associationrsquos efforts toward this realization are consistent
The definitions adopted by the Board are as follows Autonomous physical therapist practice is practice
characterized by independent self-determined professional judgment and action An autonomous physical therapist practitioner within the scope of practice
defined by the Guide to Physical Therapist Practice provides physical therapy services to patientsclients who have direct and unrestricted access to their services and may refer as appropriate to other health care providers and other professionals and for diagnostic tests
The Board directed APTA staff to identify competencies of the autonomous physical therapist practitioner using A Normative Model of Physical Therapist Professional Education the Guide to Physical Therapist Practice other Association documents and expert member input A report is due to the November 2001 Board of Directors meeting
Practice of Physical TherapyWhat PTrsquos Do
Relieve Pain Modalities Manual Techniques Education
Improve ROM Modalities Manual Techniques Ex Instruction
Strengthen muscles Exercise Instruction Man Res Exercises
Improve Function Assistive Devices Correct Impairments
UI Practice
What we donrsquot do Non-mechanical Pain (pain at rest) People that donrsquot want to exercise modify lifestyle
UI Practice- Active Exercise Practice in a vacuum
Our goal Help patients achieve THEIR goals Restoration Prevention
ldquoRepeat business is great Repeat business for the same problem is not greatrdquo
Enhancement
UI Practice
Rehab Therapies 0733 JPP PT (Evaluation Returns)
UISMC ldquoOne stop shoppingrdquo
HEP Start PT at UI Start PT in community
Pre- Post Op Teaching Crutch fitting KT 1000
Training Rooms Consultation PT
Future UISMC Practice
Enhancement Injury Prevention Clinical Research
Functional testing for return to play
Screening
UI Athletes Shared care
UI Practice - PT Referral
ldquoAn invitation to see the patientrdquo ndash Dick Evans
Information to include on PT Referral Diagnosis Goals Time Frame
Information not to include on PT referral ldquo2x5 quad sets 2x dayrdquo ldquono therabandrdquo ldquoUltrasound at 1 MHz for 5 minutesrdquo
Check sheet
Practice of Physical Therapy
Sports PT is very small part of PT Profession
Rehab is small part of AT profession
Practice of Physical Therapy
Fun active patients Well insured Visibility Total care Control Turf
Taping
Practice of Physical Therapy
We know a lot about a little Rehabilitation
1 injury year vs 7 at a time ACLrsquos Ear Exam
How It Could Work
Injury
ATRehabilitation
MD Evaluation
AT Evaluation
PT ATRehabilitation
Return to Play
SurgeryldquoMinor Injuryrdquo
ldquoMajor Injuryrdquo
Progressing
Time Loss
Not Progressing
Taping BracingAdvanced Rehab
When we get it right Shared Athlete is focus Mutually beneficial Mutually respectful Appropriate communication Example
When we get it wrong ATC Under- refers ATC Over- complicates ATC Over-manages PT Doesnrsquot Include PT Over- treats PT Delegates PT Doesnrsquot consult Over-communicate
PT ATRehabilitation
What itrsquos nothellipand never will be
Money maker
AT as first responder
Can we get there from here
Thank You
- Slide 21
-
ldquoAutonomous Practicerdquo
ldquoAutonomous Practicerdquo Definition of Autonomous Practice Adopted In light of APTAs movement toward realizing Vision 2020 an operational definition
of autonomous practice was adopted during the March Board of Directors meeting Vision 2020 states Physical therapists will be practitioners of choice in clientsrsquo health networks and will hold all privileges of autonomous practice Board members agreed however that the term autonomous practice and the related term autonomous physical therapist practitioner needed clarification to ensure that the Associationrsquos efforts toward this realization are consistent
The definitions adopted by the Board are as follows Autonomous physical therapist practice is practice
characterized by independent self-determined professional judgment and action An autonomous physical therapist practitioner within the scope of practice
defined by the Guide to Physical Therapist Practice provides physical therapy services to patientsclients who have direct and unrestricted access to their services and may refer as appropriate to other health care providers and other professionals and for diagnostic tests
The Board directed APTA staff to identify competencies of the autonomous physical therapist practitioner using A Normative Model of Physical Therapist Professional Education the Guide to Physical Therapist Practice other Association documents and expert member input A report is due to the November 2001 Board of Directors meeting
Practice of Physical TherapyWhat PTrsquos Do
Relieve Pain Modalities Manual Techniques Education
Improve ROM Modalities Manual Techniques Ex Instruction
Strengthen muscles Exercise Instruction Man Res Exercises
Improve Function Assistive Devices Correct Impairments
UI Practice
What we donrsquot do Non-mechanical Pain (pain at rest) People that donrsquot want to exercise modify lifestyle
UI Practice- Active Exercise Practice in a vacuum
Our goal Help patients achieve THEIR goals Restoration Prevention
ldquoRepeat business is great Repeat business for the same problem is not greatrdquo
Enhancement
UI Practice
Rehab Therapies 0733 JPP PT (Evaluation Returns)
UISMC ldquoOne stop shoppingrdquo
HEP Start PT at UI Start PT in community
Pre- Post Op Teaching Crutch fitting KT 1000
Training Rooms Consultation PT
Future UISMC Practice
Enhancement Injury Prevention Clinical Research
Functional testing for return to play
Screening
UI Athletes Shared care
UI Practice - PT Referral
ldquoAn invitation to see the patientrdquo ndash Dick Evans
Information to include on PT Referral Diagnosis Goals Time Frame
Information not to include on PT referral ldquo2x5 quad sets 2x dayrdquo ldquono therabandrdquo ldquoUltrasound at 1 MHz for 5 minutesrdquo
Check sheet
Practice of Physical Therapy
Sports PT is very small part of PT Profession
Rehab is small part of AT profession
Practice of Physical Therapy
Fun active patients Well insured Visibility Total care Control Turf
Taping
Practice of Physical Therapy
We know a lot about a little Rehabilitation
1 injury year vs 7 at a time ACLrsquos Ear Exam
How It Could Work
Injury
ATRehabilitation
MD Evaluation
AT Evaluation
PT ATRehabilitation
Return to Play
SurgeryldquoMinor Injuryrdquo
ldquoMajor Injuryrdquo
Progressing
Time Loss
Not Progressing
Taping BracingAdvanced Rehab
When we get it right Shared Athlete is focus Mutually beneficial Mutually respectful Appropriate communication Example
When we get it wrong ATC Under- refers ATC Over- complicates ATC Over-manages PT Doesnrsquot Include PT Over- treats PT Delegates PT Doesnrsquot consult Over-communicate
PT ATRehabilitation
What itrsquos nothellipand never will be
Money maker
AT as first responder
Can we get there from here
Thank You
- Slide 21
-
ldquoAutonomous Practicerdquo Definition of Autonomous Practice Adopted In light of APTAs movement toward realizing Vision 2020 an operational definition
of autonomous practice was adopted during the March Board of Directors meeting Vision 2020 states Physical therapists will be practitioners of choice in clientsrsquo health networks and will hold all privileges of autonomous practice Board members agreed however that the term autonomous practice and the related term autonomous physical therapist practitioner needed clarification to ensure that the Associationrsquos efforts toward this realization are consistent
The definitions adopted by the Board are as follows Autonomous physical therapist practice is practice
characterized by independent self-determined professional judgment and action An autonomous physical therapist practitioner within the scope of practice
defined by the Guide to Physical Therapist Practice provides physical therapy services to patientsclients who have direct and unrestricted access to their services and may refer as appropriate to other health care providers and other professionals and for diagnostic tests
The Board directed APTA staff to identify competencies of the autonomous physical therapist practitioner using A Normative Model of Physical Therapist Professional Education the Guide to Physical Therapist Practice other Association documents and expert member input A report is due to the November 2001 Board of Directors meeting
Practice of Physical TherapyWhat PTrsquos Do
Relieve Pain Modalities Manual Techniques Education
Improve ROM Modalities Manual Techniques Ex Instruction
Strengthen muscles Exercise Instruction Man Res Exercises
Improve Function Assistive Devices Correct Impairments
UI Practice
What we donrsquot do Non-mechanical Pain (pain at rest) People that donrsquot want to exercise modify lifestyle
UI Practice- Active Exercise Practice in a vacuum
Our goal Help patients achieve THEIR goals Restoration Prevention
ldquoRepeat business is great Repeat business for the same problem is not greatrdquo
Enhancement
UI Practice
Rehab Therapies 0733 JPP PT (Evaluation Returns)
UISMC ldquoOne stop shoppingrdquo
HEP Start PT at UI Start PT in community
Pre- Post Op Teaching Crutch fitting KT 1000
Training Rooms Consultation PT
Future UISMC Practice
Enhancement Injury Prevention Clinical Research
Functional testing for return to play
Screening
UI Athletes Shared care
UI Practice - PT Referral
ldquoAn invitation to see the patientrdquo ndash Dick Evans
Information to include on PT Referral Diagnosis Goals Time Frame
Information not to include on PT referral ldquo2x5 quad sets 2x dayrdquo ldquono therabandrdquo ldquoUltrasound at 1 MHz for 5 minutesrdquo
Check sheet
Practice of Physical Therapy
Sports PT is very small part of PT Profession
Rehab is small part of AT profession
Practice of Physical Therapy
Fun active patients Well insured Visibility Total care Control Turf
Taping
Practice of Physical Therapy
We know a lot about a little Rehabilitation
1 injury year vs 7 at a time ACLrsquos Ear Exam
How It Could Work
Injury
ATRehabilitation
MD Evaluation
AT Evaluation
PT ATRehabilitation
Return to Play
SurgeryldquoMinor Injuryrdquo
ldquoMajor Injuryrdquo
Progressing
Time Loss
Not Progressing
Taping BracingAdvanced Rehab
When we get it right Shared Athlete is focus Mutually beneficial Mutually respectful Appropriate communication Example
When we get it wrong ATC Under- refers ATC Over- complicates ATC Over-manages PT Doesnrsquot Include PT Over- treats PT Delegates PT Doesnrsquot consult Over-communicate
PT ATRehabilitation
What itrsquos nothellipand never will be
Money maker
AT as first responder
Can we get there from here
Thank You
- Slide 21
-
Practice of Physical TherapyWhat PTrsquos Do
Relieve Pain Modalities Manual Techniques Education
Improve ROM Modalities Manual Techniques Ex Instruction
Strengthen muscles Exercise Instruction Man Res Exercises
Improve Function Assistive Devices Correct Impairments
UI Practice
What we donrsquot do Non-mechanical Pain (pain at rest) People that donrsquot want to exercise modify lifestyle
UI Practice- Active Exercise Practice in a vacuum
Our goal Help patients achieve THEIR goals Restoration Prevention
ldquoRepeat business is great Repeat business for the same problem is not greatrdquo
Enhancement
UI Practice
Rehab Therapies 0733 JPP PT (Evaluation Returns)
UISMC ldquoOne stop shoppingrdquo
HEP Start PT at UI Start PT in community
Pre- Post Op Teaching Crutch fitting KT 1000
Training Rooms Consultation PT
Future UISMC Practice
Enhancement Injury Prevention Clinical Research
Functional testing for return to play
Screening
UI Athletes Shared care
UI Practice - PT Referral
ldquoAn invitation to see the patientrdquo ndash Dick Evans
Information to include on PT Referral Diagnosis Goals Time Frame
Information not to include on PT referral ldquo2x5 quad sets 2x dayrdquo ldquono therabandrdquo ldquoUltrasound at 1 MHz for 5 minutesrdquo
Check sheet
Practice of Physical Therapy
Sports PT is very small part of PT Profession
Rehab is small part of AT profession
Practice of Physical Therapy
Fun active patients Well insured Visibility Total care Control Turf
Taping
Practice of Physical Therapy
We know a lot about a little Rehabilitation
1 injury year vs 7 at a time ACLrsquos Ear Exam
How It Could Work
Injury
ATRehabilitation
MD Evaluation
AT Evaluation
PT ATRehabilitation
Return to Play
SurgeryldquoMinor Injuryrdquo
ldquoMajor Injuryrdquo
Progressing
Time Loss
Not Progressing
Taping BracingAdvanced Rehab
When we get it right Shared Athlete is focus Mutually beneficial Mutually respectful Appropriate communication Example
When we get it wrong ATC Under- refers ATC Over- complicates ATC Over-manages PT Doesnrsquot Include PT Over- treats PT Delegates PT Doesnrsquot consult Over-communicate
PT ATRehabilitation
What itrsquos nothellipand never will be
Money maker
AT as first responder
Can we get there from here
Thank You
- Slide 21
-
UI Practice
What we donrsquot do Non-mechanical Pain (pain at rest) People that donrsquot want to exercise modify lifestyle
UI Practice- Active Exercise Practice in a vacuum
Our goal Help patients achieve THEIR goals Restoration Prevention
ldquoRepeat business is great Repeat business for the same problem is not greatrdquo
Enhancement
UI Practice
Rehab Therapies 0733 JPP PT (Evaluation Returns)
UISMC ldquoOne stop shoppingrdquo
HEP Start PT at UI Start PT in community
Pre- Post Op Teaching Crutch fitting KT 1000
Training Rooms Consultation PT
Future UISMC Practice
Enhancement Injury Prevention Clinical Research
Functional testing for return to play
Screening
UI Athletes Shared care
UI Practice - PT Referral
ldquoAn invitation to see the patientrdquo ndash Dick Evans
Information to include on PT Referral Diagnosis Goals Time Frame
Information not to include on PT referral ldquo2x5 quad sets 2x dayrdquo ldquono therabandrdquo ldquoUltrasound at 1 MHz for 5 minutesrdquo
Check sheet
Practice of Physical Therapy
Sports PT is very small part of PT Profession
Rehab is small part of AT profession
Practice of Physical Therapy
Fun active patients Well insured Visibility Total care Control Turf
Taping
Practice of Physical Therapy
We know a lot about a little Rehabilitation
1 injury year vs 7 at a time ACLrsquos Ear Exam
How It Could Work
Injury
ATRehabilitation
MD Evaluation
AT Evaluation
PT ATRehabilitation
Return to Play
SurgeryldquoMinor Injuryrdquo
ldquoMajor Injuryrdquo
Progressing
Time Loss
Not Progressing
Taping BracingAdvanced Rehab
When we get it right Shared Athlete is focus Mutually beneficial Mutually respectful Appropriate communication Example
When we get it wrong ATC Under- refers ATC Over- complicates ATC Over-manages PT Doesnrsquot Include PT Over- treats PT Delegates PT Doesnrsquot consult Over-communicate
PT ATRehabilitation
What itrsquos nothellipand never will be
Money maker
AT as first responder
Can we get there from here
Thank You
- Slide 21
-
UI Practice
Rehab Therapies 0733 JPP PT (Evaluation Returns)
UISMC ldquoOne stop shoppingrdquo
HEP Start PT at UI Start PT in community
Pre- Post Op Teaching Crutch fitting KT 1000
Training Rooms Consultation PT
Future UISMC Practice
Enhancement Injury Prevention Clinical Research
Functional testing for return to play
Screening
UI Athletes Shared care
UI Practice - PT Referral
ldquoAn invitation to see the patientrdquo ndash Dick Evans
Information to include on PT Referral Diagnosis Goals Time Frame
Information not to include on PT referral ldquo2x5 quad sets 2x dayrdquo ldquono therabandrdquo ldquoUltrasound at 1 MHz for 5 minutesrdquo
Check sheet
Practice of Physical Therapy
Sports PT is very small part of PT Profession
Rehab is small part of AT profession
Practice of Physical Therapy
Fun active patients Well insured Visibility Total care Control Turf
Taping
Practice of Physical Therapy
We know a lot about a little Rehabilitation
1 injury year vs 7 at a time ACLrsquos Ear Exam
How It Could Work
Injury
ATRehabilitation
MD Evaluation
AT Evaluation
PT ATRehabilitation
Return to Play
SurgeryldquoMinor Injuryrdquo
ldquoMajor Injuryrdquo
Progressing
Time Loss
Not Progressing
Taping BracingAdvanced Rehab
When we get it right Shared Athlete is focus Mutually beneficial Mutually respectful Appropriate communication Example
When we get it wrong ATC Under- refers ATC Over- complicates ATC Over-manages PT Doesnrsquot Include PT Over- treats PT Delegates PT Doesnrsquot consult Over-communicate
PT ATRehabilitation
What itrsquos nothellipand never will be
Money maker
AT as first responder
Can we get there from here
Thank You
- Slide 21
-
Future UISMC Practice
Enhancement Injury Prevention Clinical Research
Functional testing for return to play
Screening
UI Athletes Shared care
UI Practice - PT Referral
ldquoAn invitation to see the patientrdquo ndash Dick Evans
Information to include on PT Referral Diagnosis Goals Time Frame
Information not to include on PT referral ldquo2x5 quad sets 2x dayrdquo ldquono therabandrdquo ldquoUltrasound at 1 MHz for 5 minutesrdquo
Check sheet
Practice of Physical Therapy
Sports PT is very small part of PT Profession
Rehab is small part of AT profession
Practice of Physical Therapy
Fun active patients Well insured Visibility Total care Control Turf
Taping
Practice of Physical Therapy
We know a lot about a little Rehabilitation
1 injury year vs 7 at a time ACLrsquos Ear Exam
How It Could Work
Injury
ATRehabilitation
MD Evaluation
AT Evaluation
PT ATRehabilitation
Return to Play
SurgeryldquoMinor Injuryrdquo
ldquoMajor Injuryrdquo
Progressing
Time Loss
Not Progressing
Taping BracingAdvanced Rehab
When we get it right Shared Athlete is focus Mutually beneficial Mutually respectful Appropriate communication Example
When we get it wrong ATC Under- refers ATC Over- complicates ATC Over-manages PT Doesnrsquot Include PT Over- treats PT Delegates PT Doesnrsquot consult Over-communicate
PT ATRehabilitation
What itrsquos nothellipand never will be
Money maker
AT as first responder
Can we get there from here
Thank You
- Slide 21
-
UI Practice - PT Referral
ldquoAn invitation to see the patientrdquo ndash Dick Evans
Information to include on PT Referral Diagnosis Goals Time Frame
Information not to include on PT referral ldquo2x5 quad sets 2x dayrdquo ldquono therabandrdquo ldquoUltrasound at 1 MHz for 5 minutesrdquo
Check sheet
Practice of Physical Therapy
Sports PT is very small part of PT Profession
Rehab is small part of AT profession
Practice of Physical Therapy
Fun active patients Well insured Visibility Total care Control Turf
Taping
Practice of Physical Therapy
We know a lot about a little Rehabilitation
1 injury year vs 7 at a time ACLrsquos Ear Exam
How It Could Work
Injury
ATRehabilitation
MD Evaluation
AT Evaluation
PT ATRehabilitation
Return to Play
SurgeryldquoMinor Injuryrdquo
ldquoMajor Injuryrdquo
Progressing
Time Loss
Not Progressing
Taping BracingAdvanced Rehab
When we get it right Shared Athlete is focus Mutually beneficial Mutually respectful Appropriate communication Example
When we get it wrong ATC Under- refers ATC Over- complicates ATC Over-manages PT Doesnrsquot Include PT Over- treats PT Delegates PT Doesnrsquot consult Over-communicate
PT ATRehabilitation
What itrsquos nothellipand never will be
Money maker
AT as first responder
Can we get there from here
Thank You
- Slide 21
-
Practice of Physical Therapy
Sports PT is very small part of PT Profession
Rehab is small part of AT profession
Practice of Physical Therapy
Fun active patients Well insured Visibility Total care Control Turf
Taping
Practice of Physical Therapy
We know a lot about a little Rehabilitation
1 injury year vs 7 at a time ACLrsquos Ear Exam
How It Could Work
Injury
ATRehabilitation
MD Evaluation
AT Evaluation
PT ATRehabilitation
Return to Play
SurgeryldquoMinor Injuryrdquo
ldquoMajor Injuryrdquo
Progressing
Time Loss
Not Progressing
Taping BracingAdvanced Rehab
When we get it right Shared Athlete is focus Mutually beneficial Mutually respectful Appropriate communication Example
When we get it wrong ATC Under- refers ATC Over- complicates ATC Over-manages PT Doesnrsquot Include PT Over- treats PT Delegates PT Doesnrsquot consult Over-communicate
PT ATRehabilitation
What itrsquos nothellipand never will be
Money maker
AT as first responder
Can we get there from here
Thank You
- Slide 21
-
Practice of Physical Therapy
Fun active patients Well insured Visibility Total care Control Turf
Taping
Practice of Physical Therapy
We know a lot about a little Rehabilitation
1 injury year vs 7 at a time ACLrsquos Ear Exam
How It Could Work
Injury
ATRehabilitation
MD Evaluation
AT Evaluation
PT ATRehabilitation
Return to Play
SurgeryldquoMinor Injuryrdquo
ldquoMajor Injuryrdquo
Progressing
Time Loss
Not Progressing
Taping BracingAdvanced Rehab
When we get it right Shared Athlete is focus Mutually beneficial Mutually respectful Appropriate communication Example
When we get it wrong ATC Under- refers ATC Over- complicates ATC Over-manages PT Doesnrsquot Include PT Over- treats PT Delegates PT Doesnrsquot consult Over-communicate
PT ATRehabilitation
What itrsquos nothellipand never will be
Money maker
AT as first responder
Can we get there from here
Thank You
- Slide 21
-
Practice of Physical Therapy
We know a lot about a little Rehabilitation
1 injury year vs 7 at a time ACLrsquos Ear Exam
How It Could Work
Injury
ATRehabilitation
MD Evaluation
AT Evaluation
PT ATRehabilitation
Return to Play
SurgeryldquoMinor Injuryrdquo
ldquoMajor Injuryrdquo
Progressing
Time Loss
Not Progressing
Taping BracingAdvanced Rehab
When we get it right Shared Athlete is focus Mutually beneficial Mutually respectful Appropriate communication Example
When we get it wrong ATC Under- refers ATC Over- complicates ATC Over-manages PT Doesnrsquot Include PT Over- treats PT Delegates PT Doesnrsquot consult Over-communicate
PT ATRehabilitation
What itrsquos nothellipand never will be
Money maker
AT as first responder
Can we get there from here
Thank You
- Slide 21
-
How It Could Work
Injury
ATRehabilitation
MD Evaluation
AT Evaluation
PT ATRehabilitation
Return to Play
SurgeryldquoMinor Injuryrdquo
ldquoMajor Injuryrdquo
Progressing
Time Loss
Not Progressing
Taping BracingAdvanced Rehab
When we get it right Shared Athlete is focus Mutually beneficial Mutually respectful Appropriate communication Example
When we get it wrong ATC Under- refers ATC Over- complicates ATC Over-manages PT Doesnrsquot Include PT Over- treats PT Delegates PT Doesnrsquot consult Over-communicate
PT ATRehabilitation
What itrsquos nothellipand never will be
Money maker
AT as first responder
Can we get there from here
Thank You
- Slide 21
-
Injury
ATRehabilitation
MD Evaluation
AT Evaluation
PT ATRehabilitation
Return to Play
SurgeryldquoMinor Injuryrdquo
ldquoMajor Injuryrdquo
Progressing
Time Loss
Not Progressing
Taping BracingAdvanced Rehab
When we get it right Shared Athlete is focus Mutually beneficial Mutually respectful Appropriate communication Example
When we get it wrong ATC Under- refers ATC Over- complicates ATC Over-manages PT Doesnrsquot Include PT Over- treats PT Delegates PT Doesnrsquot consult Over-communicate
PT ATRehabilitation
What itrsquos nothellipand never will be
Money maker
AT as first responder
Can we get there from here
Thank You
- Slide 21
-
When we get it right Shared Athlete is focus Mutually beneficial Mutually respectful Appropriate communication Example
When we get it wrong ATC Under- refers ATC Over- complicates ATC Over-manages PT Doesnrsquot Include PT Over- treats PT Delegates PT Doesnrsquot consult Over-communicate
PT ATRehabilitation
What itrsquos nothellipand never will be
Money maker
AT as first responder
Can we get there from here
Thank You
- Slide 21
-
Can we get there from here
Thank You
- Slide 21
-
Thank You
- Slide 21
-