- 2009 Grant Recipients:
- Title: Beat-by -Beat blood pressure and EMG responses to commonly preformed self - stretches
Student researchers: Clay McCollum, BS, SPT, Amanda Davidson, BS, SPTS
Faculty: Miriam Cortez Cooper, PT, PhD; Lori Bolgla, PT, PhD, ATC
Program: MCG
- Title: Ankle Replacement versus Arthrodesis: Clinical and Biomechanical Outcomes
Student researchers: Katie Dendy, SPT, Megan McNicholl, SPT, Nisah Mohammed, SPT, Erica Silverman, SPT
Faculty: Marie A. Johanson, PT, PhD, OCS; Sameh A. Labib, SD
Program: Emory University
- Title: Beat-by -Beat blood pressure and EMG responses to commonly preformed self - stretches
Research Grants
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Research Grants provide financial support for PTAG members to encourage the completion and dissemination of research advancing the physical therapy profession. Last grant cycle we received funding requests from clinicians and students. The results of funded projects are presented at the PTAG Research Forum during the Fall meeting. Download a Research Grant application. |
Research Grant Recipients
Research Grant Recipients include:
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PTAG 2010 Fall Meeting
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Continuing Competency Hours
Requirements Update: The State Board has reduced the required number of CEU Hours from 40 to 30.
Please note that the State Board requires 30 CEU hours between January 1, 2006 and December 31, 2007 and 30 CEU hours during each biennium thereafter. A minimum of four (4) hours per biennium must be in Ethics and Jurisprudence.
Please note that the State Board requires 30 CEU hours between January 1, 2006 and December 31, 2007 and 30 CEU hours during each biennium thereafter. A minimum of four (4) hours per biennium must be in Ethics and Jurisprudence.
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