… One explanation for the limited acceptance of the pathokinesiology concept as our professional
identity was its emphasis on pathology that produces abnormal human movement. Even …

… role identity when transitioning into leadership positions. The … in the physical therapy
professional role identity and the manner … a professional identity informed by their physical …

… -based identity. With this in mind, it follows that educators in physical therapy have an
opportunity and a responsibility to guide the formation of DPT students’ professional identity, and …

… Association (APTA) has responded to the needs for elucidating the professional identity of
physical therapists as doctors of physical therapy and facilitating their ability to assume the …

… This article discussed a more general perspective of changes in physical therapy and
medicine over the years that lead to the need to develop a clear identity that reflects the extensive …

… in the health professions literature regarding professional identity, citing how other terms such
as … conceptual consistency with the idea of a professional identity. Through a review of the …

… sample of novice physical therapists throughout their first year of practice. The arrows in the
model all point inward toward the emerging professional identity of the novice therapists; this …

… of professional identity throughout professional socialization … physiotherapy students'
professional identity before leaving … The phenomenon of professional identity of 18 students was …

… physical therapists can get trapped in “idea cults,” in which a favored idea is supported and
others are disparaged. We recommend that physical therapists … ways physical therapists can …

… Does lack of professional identity lead to increased levels of burnout in occupational therapists?
… lack of professional identity in the field of occupational therapy and levels of burnout. …