Using Clinical Outcomes to Explore the Theory of Expert Practice in Physical Therapy

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@Lentini_PT @realksuz @CraigPhifer I think this is relevant to your question. Expert PTs with top 10% outcomes delegate less and are more engaged in treatments (cues, individualization and constant reassessment) than PTs with avg outcomes and skills. Im…

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