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Telemedicine for physical therapy has become quite popular in recent times. But still, questions remain about its overall impact and efficacy. After all, virtual physical therapy visits have always been in-person. But we live in the digital age where virtual doctor visits are becoming mainstream. So it should come as no surprise when virtual therapy visits are also seen as a natural extension of the telehealth revolution.
Understanding the Duration of Virtual Assessments with Dr. Steven Goostree | PT Pro Talk Podcast
In this video, Dr. Steven Goostree shares his insights on ideal appointment length for physical therapists conducting virtual assessments. Dr. Goostree suggests 45 minutes as the sweet spot, allowing sufficient time to gather subjective information, perform tests, and provide a wrap-up. He breaks down the allocation of this time: 15 minutes for subjective evaluation, 5 minutes for objective tests, and 10-15 minutes for wrapping up.
Assessing and treating patients virtually with Dr. Steven Goostree | PT Pro Talk Podcast
In this engaging PT Pro Talk Podcast episode, Dr. Steven Goostree delves into the pivotal topic of transitioning to virtual physical therapy amidst the pandemic. He underscores the crucial role of effective communication and honed soft skills in this virtual landscape, where active listening emerges as a cornerstone. Dr. Goostree enlightens listeners with his comprehensive approach to assessment and treatment, which harmoniously integrates diverse methodologies like the McKenzie Method, SFMA, and Mulligan Techniques. His insights shed light on the profound impact of the pandemic, accelerating the growth of telehealth in physical therapy, and emphasize the necessity of adaptability and innovation in the field.
Assessing and treating patients virtually with Dr. Steven Goostree | PT Pro Talk Podcast
In this engaging PT Pro Talk Podcast episode, Dr. Steven Goostree delves into the pivotal topic of transitioning to virtual physical therapy amidst the pandemic. He underscores the crucial role of effective communication and honed soft skills in this virtual landscape, where active listening emerges as a cornerstone. Dr. Goostree enlightens listeners with his comprehensive approach to assessment and treatment, which harmoniously integrates diverse methodologies like the McKenzie Method, SFMA, and Mulligan Techniques. His insights shed light on the profound impact of the pandemic, accelerating the growth of telehealth in physical therapy, and emphasize the necessity of adaptability and innovation in the field. Don't miss this enlightening discussion, offering a roadmap for navigating the evolving landscape of physical therapy.
Understanding the Duration of Virtual Assessments with Dr. Steven Goostree | PT Pro Talk Podcast
In this video, Dr. Steven Goostree shares his insights on ideal appointment length for physical therapists conducting virtual assessments. Dr. Goostree suggests 45 minutes as the sweet spot, allowing sufficient time to gather subjective information, perform tests, and provide a wrap-up. He breaks down the allocation of this time: 15 minutes for subjective evaluation, 5 minutes for objective tests, and 10-15 minutes for wrapping up.
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