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VOLUME 46 – ISSUE 4 HIGHLIGHTS
VOLUME 46 – ISSUE 4 HIGHLIGHTS This issue contains an array of issues important to pelvic health physical therapists representing…
VOLUME 46 – ISSUE 3 HIGHLIGHTS
VOLUME 46 – ISSUE 3 HIGHLIGHTS Volume 46 – Issue 3 begins with two articles on running during pregnancy and…
VOLUME 46 – ISSUE 2 HIGHLIGHTS
VOLUME 46 – ISSUE 2 HIGHLIGHTS JWHPT is pleased to present articles designated for our Fourth Trimester Special Issue which…
Beyond the musculoskeletal system: considering whole-systems readiness for running postpartum
Beyond the musculoskeletal system: considering whole-systems readiness for running postpartum This clinical commentary explores clinical considerations that physical therapists can…
Meet JWHPT’s new Digital Media Committee Members
The Journal of Women’s Health Physical Therapy is thrilled to welcome Audrey Brown, SPT and Kayla Koren, SPT to the…
Infant Carrying in the United States: A Survey of Current Practices, Physical and Mental Health Benefits and Challenges of Babywearing
Journal of Women’s Health Physical Therapy Infant Carrying in the United States: A Survey of Current Practices, Physical and Mental…
Biomechanical and musculoskeletal differences between postpartum runners and nulliparous controls.
Journal of Women’s Health Physical Therapy | Special Issue 2022 – The Fourth Trimester: Optimizing Health In a cohort study by…
JWHPT Special Issue Highlights | The Fourth Trimester: Optimizing Health
Journal of Women’s Health Physical Therapy | Special Issue Highlights The Fourth Trimester: Optimizing Health In the first ever Clinical Practice…
Empathy During Patient-Provider Interactions for Women with Chronic Pelvic Pain: A Qualitative Study
Journal of Women’s Health Physical Therapy Empathy During Patient-Provider Interactions for Women with Chronic Pelvic Pain: A Qualitative Study Pamela…
