I just finished reading a piece in Advance for PTs and PT assistants titled
"Lets Get Together: A Review of the Perceived Benefits, Challenges of
Collaborative Practices." The writer reports results of a questionnaire which
was mailed to PTs and "other clinicians." The questions asked report
Suzi,
A good way to increase you business at that facility will be to work your way
into the FCE/Work hardening programs. Who better than an OT to analyze a
persons ability to return to work? Most FCEs are rather biomechanical and look
mostly at physical capabilities as it relates to the retu
The same survey question that was sent to the OTlist was posted to a
couple AOTA lists.
Can you believe that the Gerontology list managers have complained
because AOTA guidelines prohibit posting of surveys!
What a mess!
Ron
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Collaboration takes place in this PPS environment in a "case management" type
of structure between clinicians. Simultaneous hands -on treatment may not be as
common as pre-PPS, yet the care/coordination and management of minutes and
treatment strategies still happens daily.
Carmen
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Hello Jimmie:
I don't collaborate with any other discipline. I don't feel like I even
collaborate with physicians. I ask for scripts, I send them plans of
care, they sign them and that's it! I really am on my own, unless I
reach out and ask for help.
I want to ask for a point of clarif
