Empathy levels among physical therapists working with injured servicemembers.

A study published in Physiotherapy Theory and Practice examined empathy levels in physical therapists who treat injured military servicemembers. The research explores how empathic capacity may influence therapeutic relationships and care quality in this specialized clinical population. Findings from this work could have implications for training and professional development of PTs working in military rehabilitation settings.

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