Doctor B was featured in a live webinar hosted by the Michigan Physical Therapy Association to provide clinicians ideas of how physical therapists should be combating the COVID-19 pandemic.
- Options for interventions
- Roles we can play
- Health care system and supply concerns
- Precautions
- Physiology of COVID-19
View the Webinar Here!
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A big thank you to the MPTA Western District for inviting me to provide this education to their members! Visit the MPTA website here!
Did you get a chance to watch the Webinar live? Let me know you were there in the comments!
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