Physical therapy education programs must consider revisions to their technical standards to improve inclusion and representation, while simultaneously ensuring adequate programmatic processes to support student success.
Jessica Marengo, Eric Folmar, Kyle Covington· Journal of Allied Health· 0 citations
Patient autonomy has long been considered a foundational principle in biomedical ethics and has been defined, in its most basic form, as a right to self-governance or self-determination. The emphasis that is placed on patient autonomy results in a necessary attention to a patient's values, expressed wishes, and decisio...
Jessica Marengo· Journal of Allied Health· 0 citations
The spectrum of consent that can apply to the provision of physical therapy services is detail, the spectrum of consent that can apply to the provision of physical therapy services is detailed, best practices in consent for physical therapy are discussed, and concepts are applied to real-world examples of physical ther...
Jessica Marengo· The Journal of Humanities in...· 0 citations
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