Top 3 Myths in Running Shoes
Every day, patients ask, “What’s the best shoe for me?” There’s a big problem when a clinician’s knowledge base of shoe prescription has been largely, and in some cases entirely, shaped by the shoe industry itself…
Concussion: Return to Play Protocol
Sarah is scheduled to play in an out-of-state soccer tournament this weekend in front of college coaches with a chance to earn a scholarship on the line. Unfortunately, she was injured about 9 days ago.The…
Facilitate Movement or Facilitate Error?
How do we improve outcomes for individuals with neurological deficits or balance difficulties when our treatment time is shorter and shorter? As an NDT trained therapist, I have always had a passion for facilitating my…
Blowing Bubbles with Chest Drains
One of the scariest devices a therapist runs into in an ICU is the chest drain. It is connected through a long, large bore tube to a patient’s chest. The thought of carrying around a…
Exercise Tolerance: Evaluating Organ Function Without Lab Values
Have you ever had a patient who simply didn’t get better? Their test results matched the clinical practice guideline so closely you were confident they should be responding to your interventions. You believed the patient…
Why Therapists Love MedBridge
