Associations and Interviews Flashcards

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Mission Statement of the APTA

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Building a community that advances the profession of physical therapy to improve the health of society

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Vision Statement for the APTA

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Transforming society by optimizing movement to improve the human experience

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Public Policy

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goal of influencing policy and legislature to ensure therapists improve skills, because PT involves CEUs

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Why is the APTA there?

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to improve the profession and inform the public

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What does JEDI stand for?

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Justice, Equity, Diversity, Inclusion

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Core Values of the APTA

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accountability, altruism, collaboration, compassion, integrity, professional duty, excellence, excellence, social responsibility

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If you join…

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you need to join your states chapter, when you pay dues, you’re paying a fee to the APTA and a separate fee for the state chapter

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How many chapters is the APTA divided into?

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51, 50 states + Washington DC

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How many districts?

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It depends on the population of the state chapters. Nevada has two, North and South

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How often do chapters have meetings?

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Bi-annually

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How often do districts have meetings?

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Once a month, or once every 2 months

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HOD

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House of Delegates, policy making body of the APTA

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Caucus

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Certain members are voted on to attend HOD meetings (around 400 people are chosen by people from each chapter, this caucus is held to see who is voted)

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How many sections?

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18, based on similar interests such as pediatrics, women’s PT, geriatrics, cancer patients, etc…

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SIGs

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Special interest group

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16
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Major conferences held each year

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N.E.X.T, E.L.C: Education leadership conference

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Specialty certificates

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credentials to put after name, for PTs to get, you need to be in the profession for 5 years, take a certain amount of CEUs, have practice in that area, and take a specialty exam

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Recognition of advanced proficiency

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For PTAs I think, you need to be in the profession for a certain amount of years, and amount of CEUs, you need practice in the area, but you don’t need an exam. You must apply

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CAPTE

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Commission on Accreditation on Physical Therapy Education: It accredits schools

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PAC

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political action committee, works with lobbyists for government crap

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FSBPT

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Federation of State Boards of Physical Therapy. Organization responsible for licensure and regulation of PTs and PTAs, administer the NPTE exam for licensure.
Not part of the APTA, but works closely with

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Academic Counsel

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Established to enhance education

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APTA is part of….

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Tri-Alliance: APTA, AOTA, ASHA
American Occupational Therapy Association, American Speech Hearing Association

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NPTA

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Nevada Physical Therapy Association

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Something About Ethical Principles and Minimum Standards
For operating a practice and education, our focus in Nevada is accreditation
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To improve skills
they provide research and grants for education
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What is needed to operate?
A financial base
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Just random side note
People can go to physical therapy without a doctor's referral
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Communication
sending and receiving info are equally important
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Words are only a small part. Others include...
posture, gestures, tone, facial expressions
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Avoid filters such as
stereotyping, jargon, emotions like anxiety and fear?, roles like superiority and inferiority
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Making communication better
think first (who and what), right time and place (get rid of distractions), show concern and respect, verify understanding, speak the same language, eye contact, show that you're listening
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signals
broadcast nonverbal communication
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Also important
tone of voice, tempo, volume pauses
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touching
who, when and where show a LOT