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An Alternative Approach to Athletic Injuries and Shift in Clinical Practice Philosophy: A Dissertation of Clinical Practice Improvement

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Richmond, Amy. (2016). An Alternative Approach to Athletic Injuries and Shift in Clinical Practice Philosophy: A Dissertation of Clinical Practice Improvement. Theses and Dissertations Collection, University of Idaho Library Digital Collections. https://www.lib.uidaho.edu/digital/etd/items/richmond_idaho_0089e_10878.html

Title:
An Alternative Approach to Athletic Injuries and Shift in Clinical Practice Philosophy: A Dissertation of Clinical Practice Improvement
Author:
Richmond, Amy
Date:
2016
Embargo Remove Date:
2017-04-13
Program:
Movement & Leisure Sciences
Subject Category:
Physical therapy
Abstract:

This Dissertation of Clinical Practice Improvement (DoCPI) is both the culmination and summation of the clinical development required for achieving advanced practice in athletic training. The DoCPI is the final analysis of all aspects of clinical practice as developed during the Doctor of Athletic Training (DAT) program at the University of Idaho (UI). The DAT program at UI has not only influenced my clinical practice philosophy, my values as a clinician, but my sense of self and view of the world around us. This DoCPI will present reflections on clinical practice development, highlight independent research, present patient outcomes, and conclude with the complete literature review and manuscript for a high-impact, multi-site, randomized sham-controlled trial for the treatment of meniscal tears as a demonstration of the clinical practice growth necessary for advanced practice.

Description:
doctoral, D.A.T., Movement & Leisure Sciences -- University of Idaho - College of Graduate Studies, 2016
Major Professor:
Baker, Russell T
Committee:
May, James M; Nasypany, Alan M; Reordan, Donald K
Defense Date:
2016
Identifier:
Richmond_idaho_0089E_10878
Type:
Text
Format Original:
PDF
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