Understanding APTA positions on the use of personnel

Article Abstract:

This article examines the American Physical Therapy Association's standards regarding personnel assignment and oversight. Topics include guidelines on the use of physical therapists, physical therapy assistants, and students, and the APTA's definition of physical therapist presence, availability, and contact.

Human resource management

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Balancing ethical challenges in a managed care environment

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This article addresses the ethical concerns of physical therapists that must deal with the restrictions imposed by managed care plans. Topics addressed include the therapist-patient relationship, the ethical standards of the American Physical Therapy Association, and the determination of medical necessity.

Analysis, Ethical aspects, Managed care plans (Medical care), Medical ethics

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2000 House unfurls a vision

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This article highlights amendments made to the American Physical Therapy Association's bylaws by the House of Delegates in 2000. A vision statement is presented and amendments cover issues such as dues, goal-setting, ethical conduct, supervision, and state regulation.

Associations, Physical therapy

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