In a world where the role of the physical therapy professional continues to transform to meet the needs of society, there is a deep need for a contemporary and inclusive resource that explores lifelong professional development. This book answers this need. Concise yet comprehensive, Professionalism in the Practice of Physical Therapy: A Case-Based Approach provides the reader with a working model of professionalism built on foundational documents and principles. With diagrams, tables, reflection questions, and case studies, the book facilitates discussion and engagement to assess professional growth and create a professional strategic development plan. This is an essential classroom resource and an invaluable development guide for the physical therapy professional. Divided into three parts, the book features: An introduction to professionalism in physical therapy, A working model of professionalism, Case studies illustrating real-world scenarios and practical challenges, Concepts in professionalism, including communication, emotional intelligence, accountability, cultural quotient, and social responsibility, Strategic professional development plans and more