Incorporating Your Physiotherapy Practice: Why, When & How?
Incorporation, what is all the buzz about? Should you even bother? Learn the basic why’s, when’s, and how’s of incorporation in Canada as they relate to physiotherapists.
Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) Management with Dr. Bahram Jam
One of the most complex joins in the human body is the temporomandibular joint (TMJ). In this blog, we discuss physiotherapy assessment and management techniques taught by Bahram Jam, physiotherapist and Founder of the Advanced Physical Therapy Education Institute (APTEI), for the evaluation and treatment of TMJ pain.
The McKenzie Method, Clearing up the Misconceptions
Did you learn about the McKenzie Method in your physio program? Chances are you only heard of it in passing. This blog aims to present the Method and clear up common misconceptions surrounding it.
Do Your Clients (Or You) Pee During Workouts?
A ton of great content about the pelvic floor! What is normal, pelvic floor dysfunction, how to effectively minimize leaking during exercise (especially CrossFit), and more.
Experiences of a New Grad - Part 3/3: Patient Self-Discharges, Crossroads, and Evaluation Metrics
In part three of this three-part series, PT residents provide more insight into their life as a New Grad. They share their experience managing patient self-discharges, the crossroads between business and patient care, work evaluation metrics, and their best pieces of advice for new grads and students about to graduate.
Experiences of a New Grad - Part 2/3: Views on Telerehab, Continuing Education Courses, and the PCE delays
In part two of this three part series, PT residents provide more insight into their life as a New Grad. They share their view on telerehab in practice, what continuing education courses they took and recommend, and how the PCE delays have impacted their professional and personal lives. If you're a student, PT resident, or have any stake in the PT profession, this is for you.
Experiences of a New Grad - Part 1/3: Views on Treating Patients, Clinic Culture, Unique Challenges, and COVID-19
In part one of this three-part series, physio residents provide insight into their life as a New Grad. They share how prepared they were to assess and treat patients following graduation, what they were looking for in a clinic, their unique challenges as a new grad, & how COVID-19 impacted their practice. If you're a student, PT resident, or have any stake in the PT profession, this is for you.
Top 5 Lessons Learned From Building a Health Tech Company
This blog outlines the top 5 lessons that co-founder and CEO of Embodia, Maggie Bergeron, has learned building Embodia.
Learn What Patients Really Want & Land Your Dream Physio Job
Are you a young or new clinician? Learn how to land your dream job and become more successful, confident, and fulfilled in your practice.
Yoga and Science in Pain Care - A Patient-Valued Healthcare Revolution!
Embodia hosted a live 15-part virtual book club series to discuss the book Yoga and Science in Pain Care with its co-editors and authors. Each webinar is now available as a recorded course. Today’s blog presents the book and its importance. We will publish a new blog on each chapter monthly. Stay tuned!
Optimize Your Practice With Virtual Assessment Tools From Bone & Joint Canada
Bone and Joint Canada, a knowledge translation network, has developed a fantastic virtual care toolkit for the MSK care provider. Learn more about it in today’s blog.
Blockchain Technology for Healthcare Solutions
Blockchain Technology, the secure data sharing ledger associated with Bitcoin, Ethereum, and decentralized finance, may provide healthcare solutions for a multitude of problems in the healthcare industry. Read this blog to understand blockchain technology in simple terms and learn how it can address issues in data privacy and security, healthcare data management, telerehabilitation, and more.