Commitment Forms are sent each year in early March for the upcoming year's clinical rotations. If you would like to offer a commitment for the 2020-2021 academic year, please contact PT.ClinEd@ucdenver.edu

Clinical Affiliation Training Agreement

Clinical Site Information Form

PTA Direction & Guidance

ICF Model - Functional Limitations and Disabilities are yesterday's news. This will get you up to date on ICF Model terminology and how students are learning to apply it. 

Are You Speaking the Same Language as Your Student? - 4 minute video module on how students are learning to apply the ICF model to clinical reasoning.

Using Functional Outcomes Measures - short modules by program faculty on selecting appropriate outcomes measures and implementing them in your clinical practice.

• Watch a 5-minute video module on how you can easily incorporate standardized outcomes measures in your clinic. 
• Implementation of Region Specific Functional Outcome Measures in an OP Clinic by Paul Mintken, PT, DPT, OCS, FAAOMPT
• Using Outcome Measures in the Clinic by Tami Struessel, PT, DPT, OCS, MTC

Musculoskeletal Conditions	Neuromuscular	Medical Conditions	Clinical Reasoning
MSK I, Lower Quarter​	Neuromuscular Conditions I	Med Conditions I	Clinical Reasoning
Musculoskeletal Conditions II	Neuromuscular Conditions II	Med Conditions II Reading List
Musculoskeletal Conditions III	Neuromuscular Conditions III	Medical Conditions III Reading List

 

​Resources through the Health Sciences Library (HSL) are available to our CIs. For Library Searches or Assistance, contact John Jones, Jr. at 303-724-2117 or john.jonesjr@ucdenver.edu

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MEDLINE:

• Produced and updated daily by the National Library of Medicine (NLM)
• The online successor to the print Cumulated Index Medicus
  Database containing about 13 million bibliographic citations dating back to 1966
• Indexes primarily English-language biomedical literature from around the world.
• Indexes approximately 4,959 journals with Medical Subject Headings (MeSH)
• Uses the Entrez search engine
• Freely available to anyone via PubMed
• Available via paid subscription from commercial vendors like Ovid and FirstSearch

Ovid:

• Commercial vendor of databases and full text journals from various publishers
• Leases institutional access to databases including MEDLINE, OLDMEDLINE, and MEDLINE In-Process Citations, as well as commercial databases such as PsycInfo, CINAHL, International Pharmaceutical Abstracts, and Cochrane Systematic Reviews
• Leases institutional access to full text journals from various publishers (Journals@Ovid)
• Developed and uses its own proprietary Ovid search interface
• Access is limited to UC Denver/UCH faculty, staff, and students and other subscribers

PubMed:

• Consists of three bibliographic databases: MEDLINE: Citations indexed with MeSH terms dating back to 1966 (see above); OLDMEDLINE: Pre-1966 citations currently extending back to 1950; In-Process Citations: Recently added citations that have not yet been indexed
• Provides links to full-text journal articles from independent publishers
• Uses the Entrez search engine which also searches genetic and molecular biology databases like Nucleotide and Protein Sequences, Complete Genomes, and OMIM
• Was developed and is maintained by the National Center for Biotechnology Information, a division of the National Library of Medicine at the National Institutes of Health
• Access is freely available to everyone