PT Good Podcast
The PT Good Podcast is a podcast where we discuss topics related to physical therapy with a primary goal of improving the standard of care in physical therapy.
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- 13
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- Sep 30, 2026
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PT Good Episode 43 - Intro to ACL Rehab (opens the original)
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ACL reconstructions are among the most common orthopedic surgeries performed worldwide. Despite how frequently it is performed, it may not be necessary in some groups of people. In those who do opt for reconstructive surgery the results are varied. On this episode of the PT Good Podcast we discuss how to help your patient determine if ACL reconstruction is the correct choice for them. We discuss clinical criteria to determine if somebody is a 'coper', prehab, ACLR outcomes, and the pros and cons
PT Good Episode 42 - Multimodal Approach (opens the original)
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As physical therapists we all know that for any condition a multimodal approach is better than using a single treatment method. We've heard it in school, have read it in CPGs, and new research is published every year studying this topic. But, why does it work? There are probably multiple mechanisms at play. The pain experience is multifactorial and a multimodal approach will happen to address each of these factors compared to a single modal approach. The studies that support a multimodal approac
PT Good Episode 41 - Shoulder Evaluation (opens the original)
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The shoulder can be a difficult body part to master treating. Before treating the shoulder, it must be assessed and evaluated. With over 30 special tests it can seem impossible to figure out what the problem is. But do these tests even matter? A simple movement and strength assessment is typically all that is necessary when evaluating a patient with shoulder pain. Screening for red flags, screening the spine, and beginning to classify patients with shoulder pain are all covered on today's episod
PT Good Episode 40 - Burnout (opens the original)
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Burnout is a common experience in outpatient orthopedic clinics. Many PTs who experience burnout continue to work without any passion or drive and some end up leaving the profession. Many factors contribute to burnout, the three most important being finances, clinic culture/productivity, and professional development. Join Kane and Mark on today's episode of the PT Good Podcast where they discuss burnout in the PT profession, and most importantly, strategies to avoid it! Disclaimer: The views and
PT Good Episode 39 - Lower Extremity Tendinopathy Part II (opens the original)
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How do you know where to start when initiating and exercise program for somebody with lower extremity tendinopathy? What exercise do you start with? What amount of load, sets, and repetitions are necessary? How do you manage tendon reactivity? How do you know when and how much to progress a patient's program? Join Kane and Mark on today's episode of the PT Good Podcast where they continue their discussion on lower extremity tendinopathy! Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this podca
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