Videos

👉🏻How to Think About AI: A Partner, Not Perfection- Listen to Dr. Michael Rowe on PT Pro Talk and discover why he believes AI isn't replacing physical therapists, it's expanding our capabilities. �...

With tools like OpenAI’s Custom GPTs and Google’s Gems, clinicians now have the power to create AI models tailored to their own areas of expertise. Imagine uploading your research papers, case notes, ...

👉🏻What Am I Missing? Using AI to Identify Blind Spots - Listen to Dr. Michael Rowe on PT Pro Talk and discover why he believes AI isn't replacing physical therapists, it's expanding our capabilities...

Artificial intelligence is increasingly transforming contemporary healthcare. From AI systems used to transcribe and summarize clinician-patient interactions to smart decision-support systems integrat...

👉🏻Physios: Here’s How to Start Using ChatGPT - Listen to Dr. Michael Rowe on PT Pro Talk and discover why he believes AI isn't replacing physical therapists, it's expanding our capabilities. 🎥Link...

💡In this episode of PT Pro Talk, Dr. Michael Rowe discusses the impact of artificial intelligence on physical therapy, from clinical reasoning to how we learn, communicate, and make decisions. He ex...

For years, Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy (MDT) has led innumerable clinicians down the path of helping patients recover through a structured, patient-focussed process. Its success is far-reaching, ...

#MDT #McKenzieMethod #MechanicalDiagnosisAndTherapy #DirectionalPreference #ModicChanges #SpineAssessment #ClinicalReasoning In musculoskeletal examination, especially in the context of Mechanical Di...

Recent research indicates that the integration of Directional Preference (DP) results from the McKenzie Method (MDT) and Modic changes on MRI may provide more robust diagnostic hints for the identific...

👉🏻Directional Preference = Strong Indicator of Discogenic Pain - Listen to Dr. Jean-Philippe Deneuville on PT Pro Talk as he explores the relationship between directional preference and discogenic p...

Recent findings indicate that Directional Preference (DP) can yield more diagnostic precision and clinical utility compared to Centralization (CEN) when evaluating discogenic low back pain. In this vi...

Learn to identify discogenic pain accurately through the understanding of two important clinical concepts — centralization and directional preference. In this video, we define each term, how they diff...