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Physical Therapy

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Orthopedics Sports Medicine Neurology Geriatrics Pediatrics Cardiopulmonary Pain Management Women's and Pelvic Health Behavioral Health Documentation and Reimbursement Ethics and Jurisprudence Leadership

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Head Shoulder Cervico-thoracic spine Lumbar spine Pelvis Hip Hand, wrist and elbow Knee Foot and ankle

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0.5 contact hours (30 min) 1.0 contact hour (60 min) 2.0 contact hours (120 min)

Courses: 2

Cervico-thoracic spine
Cervical Range of Motion in Chronic Neck Pain: Reliability and Meaningful Change With Two Methods
- Documentation and Reimbursement
- Outpatient
0.5 contact hours (30 min) $19.99
Cervico-thoracic spine
Suboccipital Muscles, Forward Head Posture, and Cervicogenic Dizziness: What the Evidence Shows
- Neurology
- Outpatient
0.5 contact hours (30 min) $19.99

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Cervical Range of Motion in Chronic Neck Pain: Reliability and Meaningful Change With Two Methods

Suboccipital Muscles, Forward Head Posture, and Cervicogenic Dizziness: What the Evidence Shows