Development of a Women's Pelvic Health Specialty Clinical Experience
June 7, 2019
Faculty members Kathleen Anderson, PhD, MBA, PT, OCS, FAAOMPT, and Amanda LaLonde, PT, DPT, noticed the lack of information and resources on establishing a specialty clinical experience in pelvic health. Driven to discover, they researched and gathered information over the past year to develop this specialty clinical experience. They shared their experience by publishing a case study in the latest issue of the Journal of Physical Therapy Education.
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