Efficacy of a Computerized Knee Simulation Model on Developing Manual Therapy Skills in Physical Therapy Students

Author

• T. EllingtonFollow
• A. BuchananFollow
• N. Call
• B. Crum
• J. Kearns
• Haley WorthFollow
• David BringmanFollow
• Frank GlennFollow
• George J. Davies, Armstrong Atlantic State UniversityFollow

Term of Award

2017

Degree Name

Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT)

Release Option

Open Access

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Department

Department of Rehabilitation Sciences

Committee Chair

James Kearns

Committee Member 1

Haley Worst

Committee Member 2

David Bringman

Committee Member 3

Frank A. Glenn

Committee Member 4

George Davies

Abstract

Efficacy of a computerized knee simulation model on developing manual therapy skills in physical therapy students

Notes

Poster presentation. APTA-CSM, New Orleans, February, 2018

Recommended Citation

Ellington, T.; Buchanan, A.; Call, N.; Crum, B.; Kearns, J.; Worth, Haley; Bringman, David; Glenn, Frank; and Davies, George J., "Efficacy of a Computerized Knee Simulation Model on Developing Manual Therapy Skills in Physical Therapy Students" (2017). Clinical Sciences: Graduate Physical Therapy Capstone Projects (2008-2021). 7.
https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/ptcapstone/7