The Clinical Gap Podcast
The mission of the Clinical Gap Podcast is to help clinicians bridge the gap between research and clinical practice. The host, Dr. Zachary Walston, the National Director of Quality and Research and Orthopaedic Residency Program Coordinator for PT Solutions Physical Therapy. He draws on his experiences as a physical therapist, researcher, and educator to translate research into clinical practice. He also ties in critical thinking skills. The Podcast will include insights gathered from teaching residents in the classroom and the clinic. The studies included in this podcast will encompass all aspects of conservative rehabilitation, including research in exercise physiology, psychology, behavior change, nutrition, and sleep. As Richard Feynman said, “Science is the belief in the ignorance of experts.” To help our patients, we need to remain curious and knee-deep in the research. This podcast will stimulate scientific curiosity and critical thinking.
Excellent Podcast
12/10/2020
Zach’s discussions provide substantial food for thought, touching on nuances of clinical practice and challenging the way you approach problems, not just as a therapist, but as a thinker. Overall awesome content.
Not just another PT pod cast
09/10/2020
Zach has an interesting approach for practitioners in the physio industry. Rather than focus on the how, his focus is on the why. He engages thought leaders on aspects of critical thinking, heuristics, and the translation of research into practical application. This is one pod cast to add to your subscription list!
Great perspectives applicable for lay folk and professionals
09/10/2020
Great perspectives and insights from a PT and business professional that also resonate with those who aren’t in the medical profession. Strong guests, so there are multiple viewpoints. Provides great food for thought!
Super interesting!
09/08/2020
Zach Walston's new podcast presents really fascinating topics that appeal to those in and out of the medical field. I personally have zero career experience in clinics but found the concepts and ideas covered in this podcast apply directly to my life. Things such as biases, logical fallacies, and self & professional improvement are all topics covered that also have an impact on me. Definitely worth a listen if you want to directly apply new knowledge to your life!
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- CreatorZach Walston
- Years Active2020 - 2023
- Episodes20
- RatingClean
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