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Highlights From The September 2024 Issue
Here are some editorial highlights from the current issue of Podiatry Management magazine.
Biomechanics and Podiatry
Pickleball Injuries in the Foot and Ankle
The uniqueness of this popular sport results in predictable ailments.
How to Prescribe Exercise for Your Patients
This Rx is better than medications.
Pediatric Sports Injuries: An Overview
It’s important to understand how these conditions affect children.
Time Management in the Healthcare Practice and Delegation Strategies
Remember Ben Franklin’s aphorism “time is money”.
The New FLSA 2024-2025 Overtime Rules
As an employer, you are bound by rules that govern overtime pay.
Recoupment and Recovery Audit Contractor (RAC) Audits
Proper documentation is the key to passing an audit.
Code for What You Do
Appropriate documentation prevents audits and clawbacks.
Even More Tales from the Vault
Here are some interesting podiatry board cases that should serve as warnings.
The Biomechanics and Management of Apropulsive Gait
Here’s how managing apropulsive gait may improve outcomes.
What Is the Difference Between a Revocable and Irrevocable Trust?
They each have their pros and cons.
What You Need to Know About Cleats
Different sports require different cleats.
Mary Poppins Probably Needed Orthotics
It’s every team member’s job to educate patients on a DPM’s scope of practice.
Using the Twisted Plate Mechanism to Optimize Orthotic and Surgical Treatments of the Human Foot
These 6 proposed recommendations should improve these devices.
Whatever Happened to Root Theory?
These teachable theories remain the foundation of foot orthotic therapy.
Retirement Planning: Start Early
Here are 8 winning recommendations.
Podiatrists Don’t Want to Fit Diabetic Shoes: An Increasing Trend
How can their patients still get the protection that they need?
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