Professionalism In Physical Therapy Swisher Page Elsevier PB Medical 2005 Book‎

Professionalism In Physical Therapy Swisher Page Elsevier PB Medical 2005 Book  Good: Glossy red paperback cover shows moderate to heavy shelf and handling wear with surface rubbing, scuffing, creasing near the edges, and small corner bumps, along with clear tape and sticker residue from library coverings. Back cover displays heavier wear including multiple library barcodes and classification stickers, a large abraded patch from label removal, and additional surface scratches.  Approx. Measurements, see images.  Title: Professionalism in Physical Therapy: History, Practice, & Development.  Author: Laura Lee Swisher; co-author: Catherine G. Page; book title: Professionalism in Physical Therapy: History, Practice, & Development; publisher: Elsevier Saunders; publication year: 2005; era: 2000s  Topics include:  • Development of professional principles and concepts in physical therapy  • Historical overview of the physical therapy profession and health care systems  • Roles of the physical therapist as patient/client manager, consultant, critical inquirer, educator, and administrator  • Legal and ethical issues, billing and reimbursement practices, and documentation  • Case studies, discussion questions, and end-of-chapter tips to apply best practices  • Professional development planning, leadership, and portfolio preparation based on APTA's five roles  Library classification label on front endpaper: RM 705 .S85 2005.