Ep 188. What AI Can (and Can’t) Do for Clinicians with Dr. Michael Rowe

💡 In this episode of PT Pro Talk, Dr. Michael Rowe discusses the impact of artificial intelligence on physical therapy, from clinical reasoning to ho...

💡 In this episode, Dr. Jean-Philippe Deneuville discusses the key findings from his recently published research, which explores whether directional p...

💡 In this episode, Dr. Michael Maxwell shares his insights on the importance of identifying the individual mechanisms (structural, physiological, and...

💭“I decide to use a neurodynamic approach when I can reproduce, during the neurodynamic test, totally or partially, the patient’s original symptoms.”...

💡 New on PT Pro Talk: Dr. Karim Khan discusses what’s new in clinical sports medicine over the past 20 years - discover the latest evidence-based upd...

💭 “You can’t try to motivate this person if he doesn’t see the point. The first thing is always a therapeutic alliance." - Guillaume Deville👉🏻...

💭 “We validated an algorithm that is able to detect centralization and directional preference in patients with spinal pain, based on the software." -...

💭 " We have pretty good evidence for groin pain prevention using the Copenhagen adduction exercise in pre-season and during the season." - ...

💭” Toes in extension is the position to train the foot in because it's functional - that's where we produce force.’’ - Liz BayleyOur guest Li...

💭”The NeckCare system is a medical device that streams head movement data and is intended to evaluate the functional performance of the cervical spin...

💭” Sciatica is a very good example of a subgroup of people with chronic back pain for which there isn’t any - or at least not reliable - evidence to ...

💭”I became one of the founding partners in a private equity group, and we grew to 100 clinics in 15 states.’’ - Amit GaglaniOur guest Amit Gaglani PT...