In this episode of Behind the Research, we welcome Lily Bautista, DPT, PhD, making her first appearance on the segment, to discuss their study, “A Retrospective Survey of Joint Mobilization Utilization During Clinical Internship of Silliman University Physical Therapy Alumni.”Our conversation explores how physical therapy interns use joint mobilization and manipulation techniques during clinical rotations, and how these experiences may shape their future practice in the Philippines.Listen in to gain valuable insights into the study’s findings and their implications for our profession and clinical practice.Read the full article here: A Retrospective Survey of Joint Mobilization Utilization During Clinical Internship of Silliman University Physical Therapy Alumni. https://soar.usa.edu/phjpt/vol2/iss3/5/Subscribe to PT MEAL Podcast: https://ptmealpodcast.com

In this episode of Behind the Research, host Johan dela Paz welcomes Ms. Kriza Ganotisi and Prof. Ryan Dean Sucgang, faculty members from Mariano Marcos State University, to discuss their research titled "Health Literacy on Physical Therapy Among Senior Citizens with Physical Disability and Barangay Health Workers."

The conversation delves into the significance of health literacy in physical therapy, particularly for senior citizens with physical disabilities, and the role of barangay (community) health workers in promoting this knowledge. The episode aims to bridge the gap between evidence and clinical practice, exploring how the findings from their research can impact the physical therapy profession in the Philippines.

Tune in to gain insights into the study's methodology, data, and real-world implications for enhancing health literacy in the community.

Download the full research here: Health Literacy on Physical Therapy among Senior Citizens with Physical Disability and Barangay Health Workers. https://soar.usa.edu/phjpt/vol3/iss3/2/ Subscribe to PT MEAL Podcast: https://ptmealpodcast.com

In this episode, we dive into the intersection of physical therapy and mental health. We explore the research titled "Current Practices of Physiotherapists in Implementing Psychologically Informed Physical Therapy in Chronic Pain Management: A Scoping Review."

Join our host, Johan dela Paz, as he engages in a compelling conversation with the study's principal author, Dr. Eunice Garces, and this episode's guest reactor, Dr. Jovielyn Mañibo, a licensed psychologist and certified play therapist. Together, they discuss the key findings of the research, the importance of integrating psychological principles into pain management, and the real-world implications for physical therapy practice.

In this episode, you'll learn about:

• The shift from the biomedical model to the biopsychosocial model in physical therapy.
• The psychological factors affecting patients with chronic pain.
• Practical strategies for physical therapists to incorporate psychologically informed practices into their care.
• The challenges and opportunities for integrating mental health awareness in the Philippine healthcare system.

Don't forget to check out the research article in the Philippine Journal of Physical Therapy, available for free download in the description below!

Links:

Philippine Journal of Physical Therapy: https://soar.usa.edu/phjpt/vol3/iss2/4/

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