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In Vivo Behavior Of The Soleus Muscle During Various Activities In Persons Post-Stroke, Madison Swaney, Molly Carter, Mitchell Mckinley, Joshua Nelson, Robin Dorociak, Tyler Cuddeford
In Vivo Behavior Of The Soleus Muscle During Various Activities In Persons Post-Stroke, Madison Swaney, Molly Carter, Mitchell Mckinley, Joshua Nelson, Robin Dorociak, Tyler Cuddeford
Student-Faculty Research - College of Physical Therapy
Current protocols for post stroke populations consists of inconsistent and outdated interventions that target less functional strength training through heavier and slower movements. Current research displays a 90/10 principle displaying the tendon as the primary power absorber and generator during ballistic and cyclic movements, supported by a primarily isometric muscle activation. Power generation is key for walking. High angular velocity needed during the gait cycle to be able to produce and absorb power rapidly. Ballistic training requires the perfect tradeoff between speed and force to generate and train populations targeting power absorption and output with greater tendon activity. Therefore, current …
Is Sway-Referenced Haptic Assistance Sensitive To Perceptual Context, Andrew Meszaros, Robin Dorociack, Peter Jang, Tanner Lehr, Bayli Mohl
Is Sway-Referenced Haptic Assistance Sensitive To Perceptual Context, Andrew Meszaros, Robin Dorociack, Peter Jang, Tanner Lehr, Bayli Mohl
Student-Faculty Research - College of Physical Therapy
Falls account for >$50 billion of medical spending in 2015 (CDC). Real-time haptic feedback shows promise at reducing static standing COM sway (Meszaros, 2019). Pilot data variability suggests that some haptic-wearers ‘over-correct’ (unnecessarily reducing available degrees of freedom), when haptic correction is perceived as ‘a mistake. Does over-correction reduce multi-segment control and impair sway stability (Hsu, Scholz, et al. 2007)?
Implementing Pt In Pediatric Primary Care, Juliann Fronius, Scout Cai, Courtney Hoffman, Carlee Martin, Joel Wiley, Chris Yuen, Ryan Jacobson
Implementing Pt In Pediatric Primary Care, Juliann Fronius, Scout Cai, Courtney Hoffman, Carlee Martin, Joel Wiley, Chris Yuen, Ryan Jacobson
Student-Faculty Research - College of Physical Therapy
Patients are referred to PT everyday, but referrals can delay care. Early care is preferred, but getting to the right healthcare provider at the right time is ideal. Upstream PT improves patient care and clinician experience. Purpose: Implement PT within pediatric primary care.
Imu And Markerless Technology In Gait Analysis: Clinical Lessons, Jessa Barendse, Trevor Nannini, Joanna Zuckerman, Tess Swake, Robin Dorociak, Peter Jang, Andrew Meszaros
Imu And Markerless Technology In Gait Analysis: Clinical Lessons, Jessa Barendse, Trevor Nannini, Joanna Zuckerman, Tess Swake, Robin Dorociak, Peter Jang, Andrew Meszaros
Student-Faculty Research - College of Physical Therapy
- Haptic feedback refers to the external vibratory cue that is activated by data picked up by the haptic device, Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU) (Figure 1), which senses joint position.
- Position-driven haptic touch input can modify movement in real-time (Meszaros, 2019)
- Original goal: to reduce knee hyperextension during gait using a popliteal fossa tactor driven by an IMU-based angle sensor (Sagemotion)
-Concerns arose on the validity of IMU/tactor and markerless motion analysis ❏ Are these algorithm-based data technologies clinic-ready?
- Does Sagemotion IMU fire the tactor at the actual knee angle selected in its software?
- Can markerless …
Hamstring Tendons Don’T Lie #Eccentricsdontexist, Alec Espinoza, Chris Garcia, Enoch Ho, Ian Rousseau, Joel Centeno, Robin Dorociak, Tyler Cuddeford
Hamstring Tendons Don’T Lie #Eccentricsdontexist, Alec Espinoza, Chris Garcia, Enoch Ho, Ian Rousseau, Joel Centeno, Robin Dorociak, Tyler Cuddeford
Student-Faculty Research - College of Physical Therapy
Research done on the plantarflexor MTU have shown the degree of achilles tendon and muscle fascicle shortening/stretching is specific to demands of the activity. To expand on this principle, we wanted to explore if a similar relationship exists with the Biceps Femoris MTU. We predict that the biceps femoris (long head) muscle tendon unit (MTU) will behave similarly to the Achilles tendon complex exhibiting the 80/20 principle during dynamic activities (jogging, walking) and the muscle fascicle will lengthen more than the MTU during stationary exercise (Nordic hamstring curls, Romanian deadlifts).
Fatigue Changes Biomechanical Variables In Drop Vertical Jump Performance In Competitive Basketball Players, Isabella Bruno, Caroline Linardos, Michala Rennels, Kristina Williams, Robin Dorociak, Jaydee Romick, Jason Brumitt
Fatigue Changes Biomechanical Variables In Drop Vertical Jump Performance In Competitive Basketball Players, Isabella Bruno, Caroline Linardos, Michala Rennels, Kristina Williams, Robin Dorociak, Jaydee Romick, Jason Brumitt
Student-Faculty Research - College of Physical Therapy
The drop vertical jump (DVJ) has been used as a tool to identify athletes at risk for injury. Initial studies have suggested an association between biomechanical variables and injury (1); however, subsequent research has demonstrated no relationship (2-4). Evaluating variables in fatigued athletes may help clinicians identify athletes at risk. Advances in motion capture technology now allow for assessment of variables after a fatigue protocol.
Factors Affecting Peak Effort In Max Effort Tests, Amanda Pardue, Michael Forster, Taylor Kopecky, Zoralei Dayley, Jeff Houck, Rebecca Dobler
Factors Affecting Peak Effort In Max Effort Tests, Amanda Pardue, Michael Forster, Taylor Kopecky, Zoralei Dayley, Jeff Houck, Rebecca Dobler
Student-Faculty Research - College of Physical Therapy
Challenging older adults to execute peak effort functional tests is not common. A peak effort test pushes patients to the point of not sustaining the task. The Wingate test is a peak effort test that measures the amount of revolutions per second a participant can perform over 30s. Older adults with knee osteoarthritis (OA) may regulate their effort during the Wingate. Alternatively, high exertion during the Wingate test may yield high value in influencing attitudes related to pain and aging. The purpose of this study was to develop themes of what influences peak effort during the Wingate test in participants …
Effect Of Perturbation-Based Balance Training On Fall Risk And Fear Of Falls In Community-Dwelling Older Adults – A Pilot Study, Lindsey Kelly, Casey Kostecki, Garrett Markham, Conner Morris, Trevor Strem, Lyndsay Strutzenberger, Gabe Haberly
Effect Of Perturbation-Based Balance Training On Fall Risk And Fear Of Falls In Community-Dwelling Older Adults – A Pilot Study, Lindsey Kelly, Casey Kostecki, Garrett Markham, Conner Morris, Trevor Strem, Lyndsay Strutzenberger, Gabe Haberly
Student-Faculty Research - College of Physical Therapy
Falls are a major health concern among adults ≥65 years as it is the leading cause of injury and injury related death in the United States. Perturbation-based training (PBT) has been shown to reduce rate of falls by 50% and 24 slips has been shown to be optimal. It is unknown whether falls reduction would be greater with one session or spread out over multiple sessions. The purpose of this study was to determine the effects of PBT dosage (12 slips over 2 sessions vs. 24 slips in one session) on falls incidence, fear of falling, and reactive stepping in …
Does The Size-Weight Illusion Exist During Deadlift?, Dakota Kerbow, Luke Mallory, Robin Dorociak, Peter Jang, Andrew Meszaros
Does The Size-Weight Illusion Exist During Deadlift?, Dakota Kerbow, Luke Mallory, Robin Dorociak, Peter Jang, Andrew Meszaros
Student-Faculty Research - College of Physical Therapy
Purpose:
to assess whether the SWI exists during deadlift (whole body loading), and identify the mechanical factors that explain or overcome the illusion
Changes In Quadriceps Strength In Recreationally Active Individuals Using Single-Limb Or Double-Limb Blood Flow Restriction, Brogan Boen, Logan Cockrell, Olivia Aho, Taylor Bryant, Bethany Nguyen, Jason Brumitt
Changes In Quadriceps Strength In Recreationally Active Individuals Using Single-Limb Or Double-Limb Blood Flow Restriction, Brogan Boen, Logan Cockrell, Olivia Aho, Taylor Bryant, Bethany Nguyen, Jason Brumitt
Student-Faculty Research - College of Physical Therapy
Blood flow restriction training utilizes a tourniquet system to occlude arterial and venous flow while one performs exercises. This training strategy allows one to exercise using loads at a lower percentage of 1RM while experiencing physiological change similar to those achieved when training at a higher percentage of 1RM.
Muscle Fascicle Length Changes Of The Long Head Of Biceps Femoris Muscle During Various Physical Activities, Rusty Batykefer, Austin Hardin, Kyla Gomes, Octavio Tan, Bryce Yamashita, Alwin Sacro, Tyler Cuddeford
Muscle Fascicle Length Changes Of The Long Head Of Biceps Femoris Muscle During Various Physical Activities, Rusty Batykefer, Austin Hardin, Kyla Gomes, Octavio Tan, Bryce Yamashita, Alwin Sacro, Tyler Cuddeford
Student-Faculty Research - College of Physical Therapy
We predict that the muscle fascicles of the biceps femoris long head will behave similarly to the ankle plantar flexors in that they will undergo smaller length changes during dynamic activities (running, walking) and greater changes during static activities (single leg Romanian deadlift, standing hamstring curl).
Effects Of Context Perception And Haptic Feedback On Sway, Andrew Meszaros, Tess Swake, Robin Dorociack, Catherine Enger, Gavin Boen, Alex Johnston, Braedon Miller
Effects Of Context Perception And Haptic Feedback On Sway, Andrew Meszaros, Tess Swake, Robin Dorociack, Catherine Enger, Gavin Boen, Alex Johnston, Braedon Miller
Student-Faculty Research - College of Physical Therapy
The purpose of this research is to assess whether framing the context of haptic feedback as an "error" signal or "helpful" signal can impact sway control.
How Does Perception Influence Motor Output: An Investigation Into The Size-Weight Illusion, Andrew Meszaros, Robin Dorociak, Alex Anderson, Cassie Allen, Jennifer Vargas Vega
How Does Perception Influence Motor Output: An Investigation Into The Size-Weight Illusion, Andrew Meszaros, Robin Dorociak, Alex Anderson, Cassie Allen, Jennifer Vargas Vega
Student-Faculty Research - College of Physical Therapy
Purpose
❏ To assess whether the SWI exists during whole body loading such as a deadlift
❏ Determine if the body is able to adapt to the illusion with repetitions
❏ Identify mechanical factors that explain or overcome the respective illusion/perception
Hypothesis
❏ The SWI will be observed and will be reflected in the VAS ratings
❏ The magnitude of the SWI will decrease over additional repetitions
❏ Mechanical variables will reflect the degree of illusion perceived
Effects Of A Parkinson's Disease Community Exercise Group On Self Reported Promis Measures, Desiray Anderson, Alexis Creighton, Jillian Studer, Tyler Cuddeford
Effects Of A Parkinson's Disease Community Exercise Group On Self Reported Promis Measures, Desiray Anderson, Alexis Creighton, Jillian Studer, Tyler Cuddeford
Student-Faculty Research - College of Physical Therapy
Parkinson’s Disease (PD) is an upper motor neuron disorder that results in bradykinesia, rigidity, shuffling gait patterns, and balance impairments. Non-motor issues include depression, anosmia, GI issues, pain, and more. Approximately 90,000 people in the U.S. are diagnosed every year.
Hypothesis: Self efficacy and satisfaction roles will positively correlate with participation in the 6 week exercise program.
"My Kid Said What?!" Participation And Promis Self-Report In Children With Long-Term Physical Disabilities, Ashlyn Fast, Emma Powley, Kauionalani Kekuawela, Natalie Teegarden, Samuel Miller, Thomas Ratana, Tyler Hammond, Winnie Lee, Ryan Jacobson
"My Kid Said What?!" Participation And Promis Self-Report In Children With Long-Term Physical Disabilities, Ashlyn Fast, Emma Powley, Kauionalani Kekuawela, Natalie Teegarden, Samuel Miller, Thomas Ratana, Tyler Hammond, Winnie Lee, Ryan Jacobson
Student-Faculty Research - College of Physical Therapy
Purpose:
Determine how the following are associated in kids with physical disabilities:
- Perceived life participation
- Physical abilities
- Social functioning
Perturbation-Based Balance Training Added To A Fall Prevention Exercise Program And Its Effect On Fall Risk And Fear Of Falling In Community-Dwelling Older Adults, Joseph Espero, Jeremiah Everett, Leanne Gehrke, Sage Goodman, Spencer Hall, Melody Hansen, Lyndsay Stutzenberger, Rebecca Dobler, Gabe Haberly
Perturbation-Based Balance Training Added To A Fall Prevention Exercise Program And Its Effect On Fall Risk And Fear Of Falling In Community-Dwelling Older Adults, Joseph Espero, Jeremiah Everett, Leanne Gehrke, Sage Goodman, Spencer Hall, Melody Hansen, Lyndsay Stutzenberger, Rebecca Dobler, Gabe Haberly
Student-Faculty Research - College of Physical Therapy
Background:
● Falls lead to decreased independence, increased disability, and increased risk of death
● Falls occur in more than one out of four older adults each year
Research Suggests:
● 50 hours of a structured strength and balance exercise program supplemented with fall prevention education over 12 weeks decreases fall risk in community dwelling older adults
● One session of perturbations provided at the appropriate dosage can decrease fall risk by 50%, with multidirectional perturbations having the greatest benefit
Hypothesis:
● Adding one session of perturbation-based training to a structured strength and balance exercise program will reduce the risk …
Perception Of Workload And Task Importance During Complex And Dual Task Conditions, Alicia Maul, Cody Lamont, Erin Zurbrugg, Gillian Berry, Katherine Armstrong, Lea Keenantasker, Patricia Eckart, Cindy Zablotny, Theresa Raudsepp, Ryan Jacobson
Perception Of Workload And Task Importance During Complex And Dual Task Conditions, Alicia Maul, Cody Lamont, Erin Zurbrugg, Gillian Berry, Katherine Armstrong, Lea Keenantasker, Patricia Eckart, Cindy Zablotny, Theresa Raudsepp, Ryan Jacobson
Student-Faculty Research - College of Physical Therapy
Background
• "cognitive processes and movement need to occur concurrently as part of social engagement; voluntary movement is not wholly automatic and when movement occurs, it leads to changing cognitive demands." (McIsaac et al, 2015)
• Current practice for creating dual-task challenges in the clinic include serial subtraction and carrying a glass of water (complex walking task) however these do not always translate to a patient's individualized challenges and goals
• Research has shown that a patient's engagement and performance improves when the task they are performing is meaningful in their lives. (McIsaac et al, 2015)
• Would including items …
Proximal And Distal Effects Associated With Vascular Occlusion During Stationary Cycling, Jason Brumitt, Colton Cypert, Kelli Young, Kira Negrete, Kristin Dunn, Mckenzie Moore, Rainey Stoner
Proximal And Distal Effects Associated With Vascular Occlusion During Stationary Cycling, Jason Brumitt, Colton Cypert, Kelli Young, Kira Negrete, Kristin Dunn, Mckenzie Moore, Rainey Stoner
Student-Faculty Research - College of Physical Therapy
Purpose
To compare strength gains in the supraspinatus and shoulder external rotators in subjects who performed 10 minutes of stationary cycling with or without bilateral occlusion.
Does An Integrated Survey And Single Session Of Physical Therapy Counseling Activate People To Increase Physical Activity After Total Ankle Arthroplasty?, Jeff Houck, Marcey Keefer Hutchison, Ariana Blondo, Mark Holenstein, Clare Liu, Forrest Paxton, Haleigh Rabe, Megan Rogers, Frank Diliberto, Patrick Mcmahon, Brianna Becker
Does An Integrated Survey And Single Session Of Physical Therapy Counseling Activate People To Increase Physical Activity After Total Ankle Arthroplasty?, Jeff Houck, Marcey Keefer Hutchison, Ariana Blondo, Mark Holenstein, Clare Liu, Forrest Paxton, Haleigh Rabe, Megan Rogers, Frank Diliberto, Patrick Mcmahon, Brianna Becker
Student-Faculty Research - College of Physical Therapy
Patients following Total ankle arthroplasty (TAA) procedures demonstrate poor PROMIS scores in physical function (PF) and satisfaction with social roles (SR). Therefore, TAA patients are good candidates for motivational interviewing (MI) to assess what is meaningful to the patients and to activate them to increase movement.
Reflections Of Communication Skills After Practicing Telehealth Physical Activity Screening Evaluations: Qualitative Study, Stephanie Blank, Carlos Falcon, Nicholas Heck, Isabelle Hoyven Cisneros, Gavin Mcbride, Matthew Miller, Rachel Tokuda, Jeff Houck
Reflections Of Communication Skills After Practicing Telehealth Physical Activity Screening Evaluations: Qualitative Study, Stephanie Blank, Carlos Falcon, Nicholas Heck, Isabelle Hoyven Cisneros, Gavin Mcbride, Matthew Miller, Rachel Tokuda, Jeff Houck
Student-Faculty Research - College of Physical Therapy
The Disconnect Between Patients and Providers
Have you had a healthcare visit where:
- You didn’t feel heard
- Your concerns weren’t fully addressed
- You didn’t follow the advice given
Development Of A Patient Acceptable Symptom State (Pass) Question For Children With Consistent, Long-Term Disability, Meagan Dahl, Maddy St. John, Nicole Nelson, Kat Olennikov, Tara Paddock, Lisa Watson, Garth West, Ryan Jacobson
Development Of A Patient Acceptable Symptom State (Pass) Question For Children With Consistent, Long-Term Disability, Meagan Dahl, Maddy St. John, Nicole Nelson, Kat Olennikov, Tara Paddock, Lisa Watson, Garth West, Ryan Jacobson
Student-Faculty Research - College of Physical Therapy
Patient Acceptable Symptom State (PASS) is a single Yes/No question where a “yes” response indicates the minimal level of symptoms and function above which a person considers their current condition satisfactory.
➢ PASS has shown validity as an anchoring question for important health outcomes in adults with various diagnoses and in children with JIA (Strand 2011; Kvien 2007; Tubach 2012; Filocamo 2012; Consolaro 2012; Roos 2019). However, it has not been researched in children with consistent, long-term disability.
Size-Weight Illusion: A Proof Of Concept, Christopher Danford, Katie Jacobson, Peter Valentine, Mark Gumtang, Claire Schumock, Andrew J. Meszaros, Robin Dorociak
Size-Weight Illusion: A Proof Of Concept, Christopher Danford, Katie Jacobson, Peter Valentine, Mark Gumtang, Claire Schumock, Andrew J. Meszaros, Robin Dorociak
Student-Faculty Research - College of Physical Therapy
Hypotheses
- SWI will be present in full body squat with more force being produced through the lower extremity on the side that has the larger cube initially, with more vertical displacement of the large cube side as well
- Pre lift predictions will bias the larger cube, while post predictions will bias the smaller cube
- We also anticipate a larger vertical displacement on the side with the larger box following the fatigue protocol
Can Blood Flow Restriction Therapy Augment Rotator Cuff Strength?, Stephen Alterado, Tyler Berg, Carsten Neumiller, Bp Nguyen, Robert Reynoso, Jacob Stickell, Jason Brumitt
Can Blood Flow Restriction Therapy Augment Rotator Cuff Strength?, Stephen Alterado, Tyler Berg, Carsten Neumiller, Bp Nguyen, Robert Reynoso, Jacob Stickell, Jason Brumitt
Student-Faculty Research - College of Physical Therapy
Blood flow restriction (BFR) is an occlusion training program that utilizes a inflatable or mechanical tourniquet that limits blood flow in the arterial and venous system.
Relationship Among Measures Of Self-Efficacy, Participation, Physical Function, & Real World Physical Activity In Chronic Stroke, Cindy Zablotny, Theresa Raudsepp, Zachary Christenson, Zachary Labianco, Kerry Pine, Caroline Strode, Kaylee Vinson, Kendall Woolf
Relationship Among Measures Of Self-Efficacy, Participation, Physical Function, & Real World Physical Activity In Chronic Stroke, Cindy Zablotny, Theresa Raudsepp, Zachary Christenson, Zachary Labianco, Kerry Pine, Caroline Strode, Kaylee Vinson, Kendall Woolf
Student-Faculty Research - College of Physical Therapy
Research Question
Do PROMIS® measures correlate significantly enough with traditional measures of self-efficacy, physical performance, and real-world physical activity in a chronic stroke population to justify replacing their use in clinic?
Hypothesis
PROMIS® measures will demonstrate significant correlations with a variety of traditional measures and real world activity, which may allow us to use PROMIS® as a primary method of directing treatment interventions in those with chronic stroke.
Concurrent And Discriminant Validity Of Biopsychosocial Patient Reported Outcomes With The Keele Msk Tool, P. Cain, K. Downey, Jeff Houck, J. Manning, M. Wilson, M. Wong
Concurrent And Discriminant Validity Of Biopsychosocial Patient Reported Outcomes With The Keele Msk Tool, P. Cain, K. Downey, Jeff Houck, J. Manning, M. Wilson, M. Wong
Student-Faculty Research - College of Physical Therapy
What drives your care?
What is meaningful to measure?
Patient and Clinician perception of psychosoical outcome measures meaningful.
Changes In Tendon Thickness Only Occurs In Patients With Achilles Tendinopathy, Sarah Garner, Kelsey Harnar, Jesus Soltero Plaza, Kevin Coriano, Tyler Cuddeford
Changes In Tendon Thickness Only Occurs In Patients With Achilles Tendinopathy, Sarah Garner, Kelsey Harnar, Jesus Soltero Plaza, Kevin Coriano, Tyler Cuddeford
Student-Faculty Research - College of Physical Therapy
A previous George Fox Study examined the effect of a heavy load eccentric exercise program for patients with achilles tendinopathy (AT) to test the hypothesis of improved outcomes and decreased tendon thickness.
Screening And Addressing Fatigue Symptoms In Patients With Orthopedic Problems Using The Promis Fatigue Scale, Breanna Becker, Karina Kreider, Hannah Lawrence, Kayla Winter, Caleb Zimmerman, Jeff Houck, Li-Zandre Philbrook
Screening And Addressing Fatigue Symptoms In Patients With Orthopedic Problems Using The Promis Fatigue Scale, Breanna Becker, Karina Kreider, Hannah Lawrence, Kayla Winter, Caleb Zimmerman, Jeff Houck, Li-Zandre Philbrook
Student-Faculty Research - College of Physical Therapy
In the primary care setting, fatigue is a common complaint, outnumbered only by cough. 41.9% of patients in an outpatient physical therapy setting reported unacceptable fatigue. Fatigue scores are weakly correlated to physical function and pain interference (using Patient Reported Outcome Measurement Information Systems [PROMIS]). Therefore, detecting fatigue and addressing it directly is necessary.
Blood Flow Restriction Training For The Rotator Cuff: A Randomized Controlled Trial, Zach Klemmer, Mike Stroud, Edward Cheng, Neil Cayanan, Sheldon Shishido, Jason Brumitt, Marcey Keefer Hutchison, Daniel Kang
Blood Flow Restriction Training For The Rotator Cuff: A Randomized Controlled Trial, Zach Klemmer, Mike Stroud, Edward Cheng, Neil Cayanan, Sheldon Shishido, Jason Brumitt, Marcey Keefer Hutchison, Daniel Kang
Student-Faculty Research - College of Physical Therapy
Purpose: To compare strength gains of the supraspinatus and external rotators, and changes in tendon size of the supraspinatus after performing sidelying external rotation (ER) exercise with or without BFR.
Falls Risk Screening In Community-Dwelling Older Adults, Austyn Byasse, Kevin Joines, Rachel Cundy, Carlos Navia, Virginia Edwards, Rachel Lineback, Cindy Zablotny, Theresa Raudsepp
Falls Risk Screening In Community-Dwelling Older Adults, Austyn Byasse, Kevin Joines, Rachel Cundy, Carlos Navia, Virginia Edwards, Rachel Lineback, Cindy Zablotny, Theresa Raudsepp
Student-Faculty Research - College of Physical Therapy
Purpose: To determine a way to reduce clinician burden in the identification of individuals at risk for falls.
Qualitative Analysis Of Reflective Narratives Of Physical Therapy Students Attempting To Implement Biopsychosocial Approaches To Care, Ricardo Gonzalez, Sari Harris, Justin Lee, Patrick Mcmahon, Rebecca Wezensky, Jeff Houck, Daniel Kang, Kevin Sellars
Qualitative Analysis Of Reflective Narratives Of Physical Therapy Students Attempting To Implement Biopsychosocial Approaches To Care, Ricardo Gonzalez, Sari Harris, Justin Lee, Patrick Mcmahon, Rebecca Wezensky, Jeff Houck, Daniel Kang, Kevin Sellars
Student-Faculty Research - College of Physical Therapy
Purpose: To examine the learning process of physical therapy students attempting to apply BPS principles to clinical treatment during both an initial training period under mentorship, and during clinical rotations.