Suchergebnisse - "Tovin, Melissa M"

PubPharm (7)

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Implementation of Peer-Assisted Physical Activity Via Telehealth for Adults on the Autism Spectrum : A Mixed Methods Feasibility Study

enthalten in: Physical therapy | 2024

von Tovin, M. | Núñez-Gaunaurd, A.

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Systematic Development of Standards for Mixed Methods Reporting in Rehabilitation Health Sciences Research

enthalten in: Physical therapy | 2023

von Tovin, M. | Wormley, M.

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Understanding the Lived Experience of Caring for a Child With Severe Cerebral Palsy : A Critical Step Toward Psychologically Informed Family-Centered Care

enthalten in: Physical therapy | 2022

von Cook, J. | Tovin, M. | Kenyon, L.

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Students' perspectives of core value development in a modified problem-based learning program

enthalten in: Physiotherapy theory and practice | 2019

von Wormley, M. | Tovin, M. | Lusardi, M. | +1

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Clinical instructors' perspectives : what should we be teaching in pediatrics?

enthalten in: Pediatric physical therapy : the official publication of the Section on Pediatrics of the American Physical Therapy Association | 2012

von Kenyon, L. | Tovin, M. | Hellman, M.

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Sport-specific fitness testing and intervention for an adolescent with cerebral palsy : a case report

enthalten in: Pediatric physical therapy : the official publication of the Section on Pediatrics of the American Physical Therapy Association | 2010

von Kenyon, L. | Sleeper, M. | Tovin, M.

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FEATURE ARTICLES - Student Physical Therapists' Attitudes Toward Working with Elderly Patients - Although attitudinal studies of health care providers toward elderly patients have been done in the past, this study is unique in that it simultaneously addresses student physical therapists' attitudes toward the elderly, their attitudes toward working with elderly patients, and their attitudes toward a variety of work environments. Students (n : = 190) enrolled in 3 physical therapy programs in one state completed a 4-page questionnaire that consisted of the Kogan Scale, the modified Coren scale, attitudes toward different work environments, and demographic and curricular information. Data were analyzed using descriptive, ANOVA and multiple regression techniques. Taking a class in geriatrics did not result in higher scores on the Kogan or Coren scale. Out of ten possible work environments, a Nursing Home ranked 9th. Students more positively identifying the nursing home as an enjoyable place to work scored higher on the Coren scale and had experienced a predominantly geriatric clinical affiliation per OLS regression. Curricular innovations, including geriatric clinical experiences, may be necessary to graduate students who are both skilled and motivated to provide care to elderly patients in nursing homes and other primarily geriatric settings. KEYWORDS. Geriatrics, gerontology, clinical affiliations, education

enthalten in: Physical & occupational therapy in geriatrics | 2000

von Taylor, L. | Tovin, M.

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