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PHYSICAL THERAPY |
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Dave
Johnson, PT, PhD, OCS, FAAOMPT
Clinical Assistant Professor, Physical Therapy
Adjunct Assistant Professor, Allied Health Sciences
Adjunct Assistant Professor, Biostatistics & Epidemiology
E-mail Dave
Johnson
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Post Doc, Injury Epidemiology, University of
Iowa, Iowa City IA, 1997
PhD, Epidemiology,
University of Iowa, Iowa City IA, 1996
MS,
Biostatistics, University of Iowa, Iowa City
IA, 1992
Graduate Diploma, Manipulative Physiotherapy,
Curtin University, Perth, Western Australia,
1982
Graduate Certificate, Physical Therapy,
University of Iowa, Iowa City IA, 1980
BS,
General Science, University of Iowa, Iowa
City IA, 1978
Candidate for BS, Civil Engineering,
US Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs
CO,
1972-75
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Recent publications |
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McEwen IR, Arnold SH, Hansen LH, Johnson D. (2003) Interrater reliability
and content validity of a minimal data set to measure outcomes
of students receiving school-based occupational therapy and physical
therapy. Physical and Occupational Therapy in Pediatrics, 23(2):77-95.
Johnson D. (2001) Defending disablement.
Journal of Orthopaedic & Sports Physical
Therapy, 31(5):265-7.
Johnson D. (2000) Myth of evidence-based
practice too negative. Journal of Orthopaedic & Sports
Physical Therapy, 30(9):558-559.
Johnson DE. Rogers M. (2000) Spinal manipulation.
Physical Therapy, 80(8):820-3.
Johnson DE. Cervical spine examination and
mobilization. Sections of CT Wadsworth: Manual
Examination and Treatment of the Spine and
Extremities. Tokyo: Ido-no-Nippon-sha, Inc.,
1999, pp. 52-86. [Japanese edition]
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GRANTS |
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College of Allied Health, OUHSC, Adjusted Estimates of Examiner Agreement on
Clinical Tests of the Sacroiliac Region, COAH Seed Grant. Principal Investigator,
2003, $4,610.
National Institute on Disability & Rehabilitation
Research, Evidence for Clinically-Useful Tests
and Test Clusters of Lumbar, Sacroiliac, and
Hip Joint Movement Impairment in Patients Categorized
by Mechanical Low Back Pain Status, Low Back
Disability, and General Health Status, Switzer
Merit Fellowship 84.133F, Principal Investigator,
2000, $45,000.
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CURRENT TEACHING |
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Professional Program
PHTH 7990: Advanced Spinal Manipulation
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RESEARCH INTEREST/CLINICAL EXPERTISE |
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Research Interest
- Sources of variation in intra-rater agreement
on clinical tests of the spine and pelvis
Clinical Expertise
- Rehabilitation of people with back pain or
neck pain
- Manual therapy techniques (including
thrust and non-thrust mobilization/manipulation)
- Orthopaedic
physical therapy
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