Contemporary perspectives in teaching and assessment of thrust joint manipulation of the spine or pelvis in entry-level Doctor of Physical Therapy programs.

A study published in the Journal of Manual & Manipulative Therapy examined how entry-level Doctor of Physical Therapy programs currently teach and evaluate thrust joint manipulation (TJM) of the spine and pelvis. The research highlights contemporary approaches and perspectives within DPT curricula regarding this hands-on clinical skill. Findings are relevant to PT educators and program directors seeking to standardize or improve TJM instruction and competency assessment.

Read full article at PubMed / J Man Manip Ther ↗

About this summary. The text above is a short summary written for this site. The original article is hosted by PubMed / J Man Manip Ther at the link above; this site does not reproduce the full article. Verify against the source before relying on specific details.