presented by Alexis Wright, PT, PhD, DPT, OCS, FAAOMPT
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Alexis Wright, PT, PhD, DPT, OCS, FAAOMPT
Dr. Alexis Wright is an Associate Professor and serves as the Director of Curriculum Assessment in the Doctor of Physical Therapy program at Tufts University. Previously, Dr. Wright served as the Assistant Chair in the Department of Physical Therapy, High Point University. Dr. Wright is a clinical researcher, educator, and practicing physical therapist whose passions…
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1. Case One
In this chapter, which represents Case One, learners will evaluate a defined, comprehensive case. Learners will explore key examination and treatment principles based on the Pain and Disability Drivers Management model, the best examination methods identified from previous coursework, and the best treatment options identified from previous coursework.
2. Case Two
In this chapter, which represents Case Two, learners will evaluate a defined, comprehensive case. Learners will explore key examination and treatment principles based on the Pain and Disability Drivers Management model, the best examination methods identified from previous coursework, and the best treatment options identified from previous coursework.
3. Case Three
In this chapter, which represents Case Three, learners will evaluate a defined, comprehensive case. Learners will explore key examination and treatment principles based on the Pain and Disability Drivers Management model, the best examination methods identified from previous coursework, and the best treatment options identified from previous coursework.
4. Case Four
In this chapter, which represents Case Four, learners will evaluate a defined, comprehensive case. Learners will explore key examination and treatment principles based on the Pain and Disability Drivers Management model, the best examination methods identified from previous coursework, and the best treatment options identified from previous coursework.
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