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Specialization Academy of Content Experts

The SACE was established to create a pool of certified specialists to write items for the specialist certification examinations. SACE members play a critical role with preparing, reviewing, and revising examination items for the specialty exams. This works earns them credit towards the maintenance of

ABPTS Newly Certified Clinical Specialists by Specialty Area

Jul 25, 2024/Open Access

Review the ABPTS recognized newest board-certified clinical specialists in each specialty area. This list is updated annually

Number of Certified Specialists by State

Aug 28, 2024/Open Access

Review the number of board-certified clinical specialists by state, U.S. territories, and those practicing in non-U.S. areas and provinces (i.e., international military bases, and Canadian provinces). These numbers are updated annually.

Pediatric Specialty Council

Pediatric Specialty Council members are responsible for developing the examination instruments in consultation with the ABPTS testing agency and approved consultants.

Wound Management Specialty Council

Wound Management Specialty Council members are responsible for developing the examination instruments in consultation with the ABPTS testing agency and approved consultants.

Orthopaedic Physical Therapy Description of Specialty Practice

The "Description of Specialty Practice" is developed for each specialty area and outlines the knowledge, skills, and abilities related to clinical practice in that area. DSP content is based on a detailed practice analysis, which involves extensive research, including survey data and judgments of subject

Specialist Certification Examination Outline: Oncology

All questions on the exam relate to the competencies outlined in "Description of Specialty Practice: Oncologic Physical Therapy." Following is an outline summarizing the key components of the DSP for oncologic physical therapy. Examination percentages reflect the approximate weighting of the specialty

Specialist Certification Examination Outline: Sports

All questions on the exam relate to the competencies outlined in Description of Specialty Practice: Sports Physical Therapy. The board-certified sports physical therapy specialist examination is based on five major competency areas. Each competency area is subdivided into specific objectives in Chapter

Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Specialty Council

Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Specialty Council members are responsible for developing the examination instruments in consultation with the ABPTS testing agency and approved consultants.

APTA Specialty and Proficiency Ceremony

Feb 2, 2022/Event

This annual event recognizes the accomplishment of all physical therapists who achieved initial ABPTS specialist certification or who were recertified in the prior calendar year.

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Invited Commentary

May 31, 1998/Research Reports

Author Response

May 31, 1998/Research Reports

Correction

Apr 30, 1998/Corrections

Due to an electronic transmission error, the Journal received only the

Partial Body Weight Support With Treadmill Locomotion to Improve Gait After Incomplete Spinal Cord Injury: A Single-Subject Experimental Design

Mar 31, 1998/Research Reports

Background and Purpose. Gait training with partial body weight support

The Effect of Foot Structure on the Three-Dimensional Kinematic Coupling Behavior of the Leg and Rear Foot

Mar 31, 1998/Research Reports

Background and Purpose. Differences in foot structures have been reported

Invited Commentary

Feb 28, 1998/Research Reports

The article by Brandsma and colleagues provides a systematic review of 10 randomized

Free-Radical Toxicity and Antioxidant Medications in Parkinson's Disease

Feb 28, 1998/Updates

Parkinson's disease is a movement disorder characterized by the progressive degeneration

Correction

Jan 31, 1998/Corrections

The term “adherence” was used incorrectly in Cahalin and colleagues' response to

“It Just Takes Getting Started”

Jan 31, 1998/Letters and Responses

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I just finished reading your