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Frontloading Home Physical Therapy Visits for Patients With Heart Failure: A Multi-center Randomized Controlled Trial by Dias, Konrad J, Child, Jeffrey, Blackinton, Mary T, Wilson, Stanley, Brown, Dustin R, Collins, Sean M

“…Frontloading home care visits has been found to be effective in the nursing profession but has not been investigated in physical therapy (PT) practice. This…”
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Instrumented Test of Sensory Integration for Balance: A Validation Study by Freeman, Lynn, Gera, Geetanjali, Horak, Fay B, Blackinton, Mary T, Besch, Mark, King, Laurie

“…Abnormal postural sway is associated with an increase in risk of falls but is difficult for clinicians to accurately quantify without access to laboratory…”
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Perturbation-Induced Stepping Post-stroke: A Pilot Study Demonstrating Altered Strategies of Both Legs by Martinez, Katherine M, Rogers, Mark W, Blackinton, Mary T, Cheng, M Samuel, Mille, Marie-Laure

“…Asymmetrical sensorimotor function after stroke creates unique challenges for bipedal tasks such as walking or perturbation-induced reactive stepping…”
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Applying motor-control theory to physical therapy practice: a case report by Kenyon, Lisa K, Blackinton, Mary T

“…This case report describes the application of an integrated, systems-based theory of motor control to physical therapy practice.Client Description: The patient…”
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Student Perceptions of Factors Influencing Success in Hybrid and Traditional DPT Programs: A Q-Sort Analysis by Cherry, Lance, Blackinton, Mary

“…There is a dearth of literature in physical therapy education regarding factors students believe to influence success, and little to no literature describing…”
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Depression, Anxiety, and Stress in Doctor of Physical Therapy Students: Analysis of Incidence and Lived Experiences by Bogardus, Jennifer M., Blackinton, Mary, Litwin, Bini, Morrow Nelson, Terri, Mitchell, Katy

“…Introduction. This study was a mixed-methods, multisite design, which aimed to determine incidence and severity of depression, anxiety, and stress in Doctor of…”
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Depression, Anxiety, and Stress in Doctor of Physical Therapy Students: Analysis of Incidence and Lived Experiences by Bogardus, Jennifer M., Blackinton, Mary, Litwin, Bini, Morrow Nelson, Terri, Mitchell, Katy

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Volunteer Leadership in the American Physical Therapy Association: A Phenomenological Study of Early Career Physical Therapists by Bordenave, Lori M, Tovin, Melissa Moran, Blackinton, Mary, Canbek, Jennifer

“…Abstract Objective Professional associations rely on the work of volunteer leaders to serve their members. Little is known about the experiences of individuals…”
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Crises as the Crucible for Change in Physical Therapist Education by Nordstrom, Terry, Jensen, Gail M, Altenburger, Peter, Blackinton, Mary, Deusinger, Susan, Hack, Laurita, Patel, Rupal M, Tschoepe, Barbara, VanHoose, Lisa

“…Abstract This Perspective issues a challenge to physical therapists to reorient physical therapist education in ways that directly address the crises of…”
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Master Adaptive Learning as a Framework for Physical Therapist Professional Education: A Call to Action by Abraham, Karen, Green-Wilson, Jennifer, Hartley, Gregory W, Deusinger, Susan, Altenburger, Peter, Blackinton, Mary, Byl, Nancy, Nordstrom, Terrence, Tschoepe, Barbara

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Tertiary prevention in Parkinson disease: Results from a preliminary study by Blackinton, Mary T, Summerall, Linda, Waguespack, Kimberly

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The effect of monochromatic infrared energy on transcutaneous oxygen measurements and protective sensation: results of a controlled, double-blind, randomized clinical study by Franzen-Korzendorfer, Holly, Blackinton, Mary, Rone-Adams, Shari, McCulloch, Joseph

“…Monochromatic infrared energy has been reported to restore protective sensation by increasing circulation. A controlled, double-blind, quasi-experimental,…”
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Feature: The Effect of Monochromatic Infrared Energy on Transcutaneous Oxygen Measurements and Protective Sensation: Results of a Controlled, Double-Blind, Randomized Clinical Study by Franzen-Korzendorfer, Holly, Blackinton, Mary, Rone-Adams, Shari, McCulloch, Joseph

“…Monochromatic infrared energy has been reported to restore protective sensation by increasing circulation. A controlled, double-blind, quasi-experimental,…”
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MARY DRAPER CHAPTER, D. A. R., McKINLEY MEMORIAL SERVICE by BLACKINTON, MARY D.

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