Chapter 2 Flashcards

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Case series

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a series of case reports or studies on a specific pool of subjects, pathology, or treatment

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Continuing education

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any class or workshop a professional attends that relates to his or her profession or practice after graduation from the initial training

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Research literacy

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the ability to locate, comprehend, and evaluate valid information and, if applicable, apply it to clinical practice

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Evidence-informed practice

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a clinical practice based on a balance of three elements: current scientific evidence, clinical experience, and the client’s wishes

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Validity

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dictates how an experimental design is structured and encompasses all of the steps of the scientific research method

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Scope of practice

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defines the rights and activities legally acceptable according to the licenses of a particular occupation or profession

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Massage Therapy Foundation

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Not-for profit organization that offers service grants, clinical recommendations, and funding for important research in the field of massage therapy and direct access to the International Journal of Therapeutic Massage & Bodywork

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Research

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a systematic and organized attempt to test a hypothesis and determine if an observation has validity

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Systematic review

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an article in which the authors have systematically searched for, appraised, and summarized all of the medical literature for a specific topic

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Most well-respected source of valid research findings about medical topics on the Internet

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PUB-MED

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Case report/study and steps and meanings

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a report or study for a healthcare provider regarding one client interaction or series of interactions. A case report is generally observational in nature, while a case study is based around a specific therapeutic question or theory

Abstract-short synopsis of an artical

Keywords-important and relevant words to aid research

Indroduction-Build a case for selecting the client or intervention to observe

Case Presentation-These sections provide all the methodological details necessary for another clinician to duplicate the work

Results-this section presents the results of the case but should not attempt to interpret their meaning

Discussion-provides summery and evaluation of the treatment

References-Provides bibliographoic information for every source sited

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Acronym for the licensing exam used by the majority of states that license massage

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MBLEx

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Who defines the scope of practice of therapeutic massage? Who defines the scope of practice of therapeutic massage?

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state legislature

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scientific method and steps

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A process for establishing facts through experimentation and testing and meanings

observe and review- to carefully watch or monitor something

hypothesis- a theory or guess

predictions- what someone thinks will happen

experiment- to test

Report results- tell others your findings

refine hypothesis- adjust guess for further study

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Commission from Massage Therapy Accreditation (COMTA) requires schools to have at least _____ classroom hours of training before consideration for accreditation.

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600

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16
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Reseach pyrimid steps

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levels of evidence in research bottom to high
and meanings

1- Aecdotes Clinician Experiences: based on personal experience

2- Case Reports: a detailed account of a patient’s symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up

3- Preliminary Research: the initial stage of a research project, where you explore a topic and gather background information

4- Randomized control trials: a scientific experiment that compares the effects of different treatments or interventions

4-Comparative effectiveness research: a method for comparing the benefits and harms of different health care treatments and interventions

5-Meta Analyses: a statistical process that combines data from multiple studies to draw conclusions about a common research question

5-Systematic Reviews: an authoritative account of existing evidence using reliable, objective, thorough and reproducible research practices