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  1. Re: Colin has his STARband!

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  2. Re: business information exchanges...

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  3. Re: Choking (to Vicki & Debra) was Re: Thank You & Ques.

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  4. G-Button/Apraxia

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  5. HELP ME, my 5 years old loves to run away...

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  6. Our organization is looking at this code as well. We have been led to believe that it can be used for wheelchair/seating assessments and repairs. We also will be using it in our OT departments to capture the time spent assessing assistive tech as i

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  7. Good afternoon hospital colleagues, I seeking input from those of you who staff physical therapy in the emergency department. Specifically, what hours and days do you typically staff?, what is the reporting matrix?, do you allocate their time to th

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  8. Tell them to get rid of anyone pushing a pen and paper to crunch numbers and keep anyone giving care to pts. That would save a ton. It is so sad that they are so stupid but so educated. That is why I love private practice. We treat, clean toilets, d

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  9. Re: -Re: desparate to stay awake!/

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  10. > I would appreciate hearing from those in the group who have divested their > departments of this responsibility: To Central Supply, to an Ortho Tech, > to the Ortho unit, etc, and HOW you did it. > While advancing and assuring/monitoring proper al

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  11. We have used flow sheets for the past 13 years. It shows time in, time out, numbers of reps, all the upgrades for all the extremity/spine protocols we have. It is a great tool if the therapist is out for any reason and it helps when disputing denial

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  12. I agree with . An article in Physical Therapy (March 1994, " Managing Low Back Pain " ) cited average number of visits as 8 or 9. Compare that with an article a few months ago in the New York Times about our work comp system running out of money and

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  13. I would appreciate hearing from those in the group who have divested their departments of this responsibility: To Central Supply, to an Ortho Tech, to the Ortho unit, etc, and HOW you did it. While advancing ROM and assuring/monitoring proper alignm

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  14. Is it possible to develop general competencies for the spine, and extremities without the influence of a particular treatment approach? Conversely, is it fair to say that a general impairment based competency can be developed for all diagnosis so th

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  15. Re: Anyone in Houston seeing Dr. Volpe(Glen)

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  16. ...the tape is bundled into TA, Neuro Re-ed, or the taping charge when we use it in the clinic. But when have educated the patient for independent taping, we are billing for a roll of tape being used at home as a supply. This is what I'm having trou

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  17. We are having a heck of a time recruiting for staff OT, PT and SLP positions lately. Would appreciate recommendations for professional recruiters or recruitment companies. Thank you. Ann Veazey, MS, PT Director of Rehabilitation Services Rehabilit

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  18. PRAYERS FOR SUE'S DAUGHTERS

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  19. Re: Re: please help with my questions......Anybody?????

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  20. Re: Thanks and help again

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  21. - I particularly agree with the point on touch. It seems to me that we do not touch nearly enough anymore. I would argue with a previous post who said that with limited number of visits, there is not enough time to do hands-on therapy vs. other th

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  22. At 08:48 AM 1/25/04 -0500, you wrote: >As for me, I did not spend hours in Anatomy lab and sit for a licensing >exam, so that I could be a personal trainer. Ken, Surely this statement will come under fire, but not from me. I agree entirely. Barret

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  23. Does anyone have any experience setting up a CHF clinic where a therapist, either OT or PT performs the therapeutic exercise portion of the treatment and a RN performs an educational component of the program? If so, any feedback would be greatly app

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  24. Hi Folks, I spoke with a PT friend of mine, who works for a rural for-profit clinic that sees very little medicare. They charge $72 per 15 min 97110. We work for a rural non-profit and charge $47, not wanting a big write off, and basing this on 10 to

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  25. Folks, I have enjoyed the information shared via this list-serve and for the first time I am requesting feedback from this group. Our hospital is developing in-patient forms that are truly multidisplinary/interdisplinary, starting with the admission

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