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::  08.29.10
    Therapy Times' Most Influential: A dedicated PT’s organization caters to under-served geriatric patients | PT
In preparation for our 6th annual Therapy Times' "Most Influential" contest, we scoured the field, looking for the names and faces that are advancing the therapy field, whether setting milestones in research and medical-study advancement, taking on and revamping leadership roles in therapeutic arenas, making significant changes in legislation, or making advances in researching, treating and preventing debilitating conditions. Read on to see who made this year's cut.
::  08.29.10
    Therapy Times' Most Influential: Occupational therapy professors breaking barriers at home and abroad | OT
In preparation for our 6th annual Therapy Times' "Most Influential" contest, we scoured the field, looking for the names and faces that are advancing the therapy field, whether setting milestones in research and medical-study advancement, taking on and revamping leadership roles in therapeutic arenas, making significant changes in legislation, or making advances in researching, treating and preventing debilitating conditions. Read on to see who made this year's cut.
::  08.29.10
    Therapy Times' Most Influential : A New Jersey SLP makes children his life’s work | SLP
In preparation for our 6th annual Therapy Times' "Most Influential" contest, we scoured the field, looking for the names and faces that are advancing the therapy field, whether setting milestones in research and medical-study advancement, taking on and revamping leadership roles in therapeutic arenas, making significant changes in legislation, or making advances in researching, treating and preventing debilitating conditions. Read on to see who made this year's cut.
::  08.29.10
    Therapy Times' Most Influential: Two RRTs delivery sweet dreams in patient care | RT
In preparation for our 6th annual Therapy Times' "Most Influential" contest, we scoured the field, looking for the names and faces that are advancing the therapy field, whether setting milestones in research and medical-study advancement, taking on and revamping leadership roles in therapeutic arenas, making significant changes in legislation, or making advances in researching, treating and preventing debilitating conditions. Read on to see who made this year's cut.
::  08.28.10
    Therapy Times' Most Influential : Giving the 'skinny' on America's obesity problems | NT
In preparation for our 6th annual Therapy Times' "Most Influential" contest, we scoured the field, looking for the names and faces that are advancing the therapy field, whether setting milestones in research and medical-study advancement, taking on and revamping leadership roles in therapeutic arenas, making significant changes in legislation, or making advances in researching, treating and preventing debilitating conditions. Read on to see who made this year's cut.
::  08.28.10
    Therapy Times' Most Influential : Changing the sound of progress | MT
In preparation for our 6th annual Therapy Times' "Most Influential" contest, we scoured the field, looking for the names and faces that are advancing the therapy field, whether setting milestones in research and medical-study advancement, taking on and revamping leadership roles in therapeutic arenas, making significant changes in legislation, or making advances in researching, treating and preventing debilitating conditions. Read on to see who made this year's cut.
::  08.22.10
    Recruiting the Right Therapist for Your Team: How to navigate the pressures of adding to your therapy team | OTPTRTSLP
When trying to fill a therapist position at their facility, it is the managers that sometimes find themselves backed into a corner. Sifting through resumes, employee traits, and inner-office politics, managers can become easily lost in the hype of a “would-be” applicant. Experts in the industry offer effective recruitment strategies that will reach and resonate with the types of therapists who are most likely to want to work in the type of environment you offer
::  08.09.10
    ASHA Schools Conference Recap 2010: The latest developments in school therapy | SLP
In case you didn't get a chance to attend this year’s ASHA Schools conference, held July 15 to July 17, in Las Vegas, we’ve decided to bring the conference to you! Here's your chance to see on-site interviews with the latest and greatest from this year's conference, and see what the new trends are happening in the field.
::  08.09.10
    A Medley of Music Therapy Services: Highlighting the benefits of music therapy camp | MT
Children with autism who may have difficulty processing sounds can often interact fully when music stimuli are carefully presented. Children with physical challenges can develop fluid movements using music and rhythm as external cues for the brain. Children who are hard of hearing can respond to the tactile stimuli that percussion offer, and learn new ways to encourage peer interaction. Children with emotional or behavioral issues can immediately relate to the music and use this tool as a springboard for learning positive social- and self-expression skills.
::  08.08.10
    Getting Patients On Record: EMRs and the changing nursing environment | Nursing
Approximately 1.5 percent of hospitals and 4 percent of physicians in the United States have comprehensive EMRs, according to two recent surveys published in the New England Journal of Medicine. For nurses on the front lines with paper charting, the demand to keep up with and document a multitude of care standards has made a paper-based system almost obsolete – yet many are still hesitant the embrace its benefits. Read on to see how one nurse has outlined how EMRs can improve the efficiency of nursing workflow.
 
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Pocket Full of Therapy at ASHA Schools 2010
Ilene Goldkopf, OTR, with Pocket Full of Therapy, discusses the company's range of oral motor- and language-based products. Established in 1989, Pocket Full of Therapy assists parents, teachers, speech therapists, occupational therapists, learning and development professionals, and others concerned with the development of children with finding the unique products and resources needed to provide effective, appropriate, motivating and fun, pediatric therapy and learning.
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