… graded activity and cognition-targeted exercise therapy for patients with chronic pain was
not generated from different cultural settings, the intervention is considered suitable for cultural …

… and making myriad lifestyle choices that are affecting their health, functional independence,
… those affecting physical activity) highlight the importance of physical therapy to the health of …

… and postings of events, were reviewed and analyzed for cultural references as well. …
cross-cultural medical preparation revealed that 50% reported that cultural health care practices and …

… physical therapist knowledge, attitudes, and beliefs about PA and self-reported PA promotion
during professional activity… , while household or occupational activities were cited by less …

… is based on educational activities leading to knowledge and … of the cultural values and
attitudes of the physical therapy … influence the behavior of physical therapists toward their own …

… by sharing ideas among village health care workers, volunteer health … medical and physical
therapist educators' recommendations of the integration of societal factors into cross-cultural …

… The scope of practice for physical therapists was initially limited to those activities prescribed
by physicians. As the health care system in the United States has evolved, however, so …

… activities, or cultural … in activities that require the student to process feelings. Strategies
include role play, field experiences using resource people from the host culture, and cultural …

… , and gender issues cited in this study included having the following: faculty of similar racial
or cultural background to the applicant, campus activities related to the applicant’s ethnic or …

… Physical therapy is similar to other caring professions in that we rely on the patient or client
to engage in activities to enhance his or her human performance. This is where the clinical …