Does Stiffness Lead to Better Outcomes After Rotator Cuff Repair? - #AMR363

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How Many Patients Per Day Is Too Many and Setting You Up to Burn Out? - #AMR398

Seeing more patients can provide valuable clinical experience. It can also leave a young therapist rushing through examinations, repeating generic treatments, and completing documentation long after the clinic closes.That makes “How many patients do you see?” an incomplete questi ...  Show more

Does In-Season Training with BFR Improve Strength or Performance? - #AMR397

Heavy lifting builds the strength behind every jump and sprint. But during a grinding competitive season, all that mechanical load piles onto athletes who are already worn down from games and practice, and at some point it stops helping and starts hurting. So what if you could ke ...  Show more

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