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High demand for muscle resting and muscle re-education to restore function
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refered to individuals practicing physical therapy in 1918
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Walter Reed Army Hospital in Washington D.C.
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the second world war caused a great deal of demand for physical therapy from wounded shoulders, further showing its significance
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Dramatically change with practice of physical therapy
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Adds a definition of "outpatient physical therapy services"
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Joint Replacements expands, causing new avenues for physical therapist practices
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Changes to rules and regulations prompt increase avenues for physical therapy.
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Causes to opportunities for practice.