The PT Good Podcast is a podcast where we discuss topics related to physical therapy with a primary goal of improving the standard of care in physical therapy. We hope to create a community of like-minded professionals who want to continue learning and improve the care they provide. E-mail: PTGoodPodcast@gmail.com
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July 1, 2026
<p>Welcome back to the PT Good Podcast! Today we continue our talk on cervical radiculopathy. We discuss the proposed utility of diagnosing cervical radiculopathy using tools such as the Wainner cluster. We also discuss common treatment methods such as MDT (obviously the best), motor control, mobility, and nerve glides. Many treatments are utilized, but are we as PTs really addressing relevant impairments and equipping our patients with the tools to self manage cervical radiculopathy? Join us today where we discuss these topics and more on the PT Good Podcast!</p><p><br></p><p>Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are our personal beliefs and do not reflect those of our employers or any other professional organizations.</p>
June 24, 2026
<p>On today's episode of the PT Good Podcast, Kane and Mark discuss cervical radiculopathy. They discuss common presentations, the variability in these presentations, and commonly misdiagnosed conditions with overlapping features of cervical radiculopathy. Most importantly, they discuss fully exhausting the cervical and thoracic spines when evaluating patients with upper extremity pain. </p><p>Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are our personal beliefs and do not reflect those of our employers or any other professional organizations.</p>
June 17, 2026
<p>Welcome back to the PT Good Podcast. All great clinicians have made mistakes in their professional careers. Kane and Mark are no different, except they aren't great clinicians. Learning from these mistakes is an important part of development. In this episode, Kane and Mark discuss mistakes they made early in their career and what they would focus on if they were to start over. Tips for Clinicians</p><p>1. Seek out mentors or work in a clinic that pushes you and you have someone to lean on2. You will never know everything3. Have a system/framework4. Finding/creating comparable signs and establishing baselines5. Exhaust what you are investigating6. If you're going to put your patient in pain, do it once so you don't have to revisit 7. Assess symptomatic response8. Treating directional preference as an impairment and exhausting it9. Don't force something that isn't there 10. Have a plan for what to do if a patient comes back better, worse, or the same11. Reassess your patients, not re-evaluate<br>12. Educate your patient13. Explain your process to the patient 14. Know when to refer</p><p>Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are our personal beliefs and do not reflect those of our employers or any other professional organizations.</p>
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The PT Good Podcast is a podcast where we discuss topics related to physical therapy with a primary goal of improving the standard of care in physical therapy. We hope to create a community of like-minded professionals who want to continue learning and improve the care they provide.
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