Wolters Kluwer
155
HEALTH PROFESSIONS
PHYSICAL THERAPY
Therapeutic
Electrophysical
Agents: Evidence
Behind Practice
Third Edition
Alain Yvan Belanger,
BSc, MSc, PhD, PT
Professor, Department
of Rehabilitation, Faculty
of Medicine, Laval
University, QuebecCity,
Canada
January 2014 / Softbound / 8.375 x 10.875
Approx. 584 pp.
978-1-4511-8274-3
DESCRIPTION
Belanger’s Third Edition of Therapeutic Physical
Agents is still the best book for teaching evidence-
based therapeutic modalities. In this new edition,
the evidence-based tables have been enhanced to
make them easier to use and understand. It is the
only book on the market to make significant use of
evidence in discussing physical agents. New clinical
cases have been added to each of the chapters
dealing with specific therapeutic agents. These cases
teach students how to apply what they are learning
and encourage them to develop critical thinking
skills.
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Emphasis on evidence-based practice, teaching
students to practice the way the APTA is leading
the profession
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Over 60 new clinical studies both in the book and
on-line to teach students how to apply what they
are learning and teach critical thinking skills
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Docimetric calculator, making dosing calculations
come to life for students and showing them how
changing aspects of the treatment effects doses
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Practice Questions for the students that are
similar to what is on the board exam to help them
prepare for the exam
Pediatric Physical
Therapy
Fifth Edition
Jan S. Tecklin, MS, PT
Arcadia University,
Department of Physical
Therapy
April 2014 / Hardcover / 7 x 10 / 768 pp. / Approx.
25 one-color & 60 2-color Illus. / Approx. 290 one-
color figures
978-1-4511-7345-1
DESCRIPTION
Prepare your students for physical therapy practice
with this up-to-date and accessible introduction
to the major diseases and disabilities common
to children who require physical therapy and
the examination techniques and interventions
commonly used in their rehabilitation.
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Help your students deliver the best care possible
through evidence-based insights offered by noted
experts in pediatric physical therapy.
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Prepare students for practice with online case
studies that give them an opportunity to work
through the process of patient examination.
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Help your students conform to APTA’s Guide
to Physical Therapy Practice through in-
depth informa- tion on the development
of the musculoskeletal, neu- rological, and
neuromuscular, cardiac, and pulmonary systems.
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Expand your students’ understanding with special
boxes that cover the nutritional needs of children
with various diseases and disorders.
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A new Chapter 11, The Child with Autism Spectrum
Disorder by Anjana Bhat, an outstanding expert
in the field, offers an excellent discussion of the
disorders and the physical therapy approach to
the child and family.