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The June 2007 issue of Physical Therapy Reviews is a special issue tied to World Physical Therapy 2007, the Congress of the World Confederation for Physical Therapy. The issue contains papers on physiotherapy education in Australia, Canada, Greece, Ireland, Japan, New Zealand, Taiwan, Sweden, the UK and USA, and features a guest editorial on World Physical Therapist Education, which may be accessed without charge. Article abstracts may also be accessed

The US National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) has released the 2006 Insurance Department Resources Report (IDRR). This 20th edition can be ordered in hard copy from the NAIC Store or as an electronic .pdf version from NAIC InsPubs.

August 05, 2007 in Books | Permalink

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