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Editorial: “What is Given May Be Gained”

November 14, 2022 . by Sarah R. Blanton, PT, DPT, Editor-In-Chief
Editorial: “What is Given May Be Gained”By Sarah R. Blanton, PT, DPT, Editor-in-Chief Download the article (pdf) Sabbaths [...]
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Accommodating Students With Disabilities in Professional Rehabilitation Programs: An Institutional Ethnography Informed Study

November 14, 2022 . by Shaminder Dhillon, PhD candidate | Sandra Moll, PhD | Magda Stroińska, MA, PhD | Patricia Solomon, PhD
Accommodating Students With Disabilities in Professional Rehabilitation Programs: An Institutional Ethnography Informed StudyBy Shaminder Dhillon, PhD(c); Sandra Moll, [...]
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Resources: Finding Joy and New Perspectives

November 14, 2022 . by Madison Beasley, SPT | Nela Handac, PT, DPT
Resources: Finding Joy and New PerspectivesBy Madison Beasley, SPT and Nela Handac, PT, DPT Download the article (pdf) [...]
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Implementing Expressive Writing in Outpatient Physical Therapy Clinics: Connecting Theoretical Foundations With Practical Strategies

November 14, 2022 . by Eric Thomas Wanner, PT, DPT | Jennifer Lynne Bird, PhD | Claudia Jayne Brahler, PhD
Implementing Expressive Writing in Outpatient Physical Therapy Clinics: Connecting Theoretical Foundations With Practical StrategiesBy Eric Thomas Wanner, PT, [...]
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Profiles in Professionalism With Bruce Greenfield

November 14, 2022 . by Bruce H. Greenfield, PT, PhD, FNAP | Melissa McCune, PT, DPT, MPH
Profiles in Professionalism With Bruce GreenfieldBy Bruce Greenfield, PT, PhD, FNAP and Melissa McCune, PT, DPT, MPH Download [...]
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Call for Papers

April 25, 2022 . by Sarah R. Blanton, PT, DPT, Editor-In-Chief
Call for Papers If you are interested in submitting your work to JHR, please review our Submission Guidelines. [...]
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Editorial: Strange Bed-Fellows: Can the Humanities Help the Electronic Health Records Problem?

April 25, 2022 . by Sarah R. Blanton, PT, DPT, Editor-In-Chief
Editorial: Strange Bed-Fellows: Can the Humanities Help the Electronic Health Records Problem?By Sarah R. Blanton, PT, DPT, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF [...]
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Humanities Instruction in Physical Therapy Education to Cultivate Empathy, Recognize Implicit Bias, and Enhance Communication: A Case Series

April 25, 2022 . by Sarah Luna, PT, DPT | Nathan Brown, PT, DPT | Cynthia Dodds, PT, PhD
Humanities Instruction in Physical Therapy Education to Cultivate Empathy, Recognize Implicit Bias, and Enhance Communication: A Case SeriesBy [...]
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Eye Spy 2022: Improving Nonverbal Communication and Interprofessional Perceptions in Health Science Students

April 25, 2022 . by Cynthia Dodds, PT, PhD | Brooke Mulrenin, OTR/L, MS | Lisa Kerr, PhD | Carrie Cormack, DNP, APRN | Kimberly Kascak, MS | Rebecca “Becca” Hiester
Eye Spy 2022: Improving Nonverbal Communication and Interprofessional Perceptions in Health Science StudentsBy Cynthia Dodds, PT, PhD; Brooke [...]
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Reconciling Mystical Experience with Concept of the Self: The Poetry of an Individual with a Right Temporal Lobectomy

April 25, 2022 . by Brick Johnstone, PhD, ABPP | Michèle R. Slaton, PhD
Reconciling Mystical Experience with Concept of the Self: The Poetry of an Individual with a Right Temporal LobectomyBy [...]

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The Journal for the Humanities in Rehabilitation is a peer reviewed, multi-media journal using a collaborative model with rehabilitation professionals, patients and their families to gain a greater understanding of the human experience of disability through art, literature and narrative. The purpose of this interdisciplinary journal is to raise the consciousness and deepen the intellect of the humanistic relationship in the rehabilitation sciences.

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