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How Physical Therapy Could Help Prevent, Treat Opioid Use Disorder
Anne Swisher–professor at the West Virginia University School of Medicine–is working to address opioid misuse in an unconventional way: through physical therapy.
She and her colleagues have enhanced physical therapy instruction at WVU to emphasize the profession’s role in preventing and treating opioid use disorder, WVU notes in a media release.
“Students have different interests and passions within the profession, and they find their niche. No matter what their passion is, there is a way they can make a difference, whether it’s by preventing people from starting down the road of opioids–by minimizing pain medication and doing movement interventions–or whether it’s by helping people in the recovery process become healthier overall.”
Whipp joins PVH’s Regional Health Center
Whipp
POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. Kylen Whipp, M.D., a family medicine and pediatric physician, is welcoming patients at the Regional Health Center (RHC) at Pleasant Valley Hospital (PVH) in Point Pleasant, West Virginia.
According to a news release from PVH, Dr. Whipp earned his Doctor of Medicine from the West Virginia University School of Medicine in Morgantown, West Virginia. He completed a residency in family medicine at West Virginia University Department of Family Medicine where he held the chief resident position for two years. Dr. Whipp is board-certified by the American Board of Family Medicine in family medicine. He provides women’s health services and manages a variety of medical cases and complexities for both male and female patients. He provides medical care for patients who are newborn and older.
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