Every week we try to compile our favorite tweets from the PT/OT/SLP/COTA/PTA space and there were some real gems this week on Twitter. Be sure to follow the folks who wrote these tweets for some great info. More and more we're finding Twitter an invaluable resource for discovering things before anywhere else.
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Here's the tweets:RT @drwalker_rph: The stage is being set to enable patient-driven disruptive innovation - http://ht.ly/1J6xm good read via e-patients.net
KneadALaugh is featured on #SmallBizStories. http://bit.ly/b101qF I am so proud!
RT @jayparkinson: Doctors in America. - Acute Care = They’re the World’s Best. Chronic Care (like obesity... http://tumblr.com/x7v9t1to7
It’s worth noting the brilliant work of physical therapists & the resilience of the patients they serve. Good example http://bit.ly/bR521b
In the News: Teens turn Wii remote into physical therapy and occupational therapy device http://bit.ly/dylPNe
Tiger Woods Needs Physical Therapy for his "inflamed neck" - BusinessWeek http://bit.ly/913Xn7
Don't get me wrong. I like physicians & respect their role in health. I don't like aggressive AMA politics that harm consumers. #mdmonopoly
In 2001, the AMA even tried to prevent the internet from participating in healthcare: "puts lives at risk" http://bit.ly/dAGl5b #mdmonopoly
Remember when AMA called all DO's "quacks" and a "cult" and it was unethical to associate with a DO? #mdmonopoly Good job AMA.
Watched another inspiring TED talk today about learning. If you haven't watched a TED talk, it's worth checking out!
Should be a good read – @ebertchicago is working on a memoir, which will probably be more than 140 words http://bit.ly/d8paaZ
RT @EricRobertson Washington State court ruled for referral for profit & against PT as a separate & distinct profession http://bit.ly/dcE8Dc
and we wonder why health care costs so much? Over-utilization of services, self referral for profit, need I say more? Stop the insanity.
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