What You’ll Discover in John W. O’Halloran, Trent Brown & Jason Handschumacher Joint Replacement Rehab for the Active Client
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John W. O’Halloran, Trent Brown & Jason Handschumacher – Joint Replacement Rehab for the Active Client
Do you notice a greater number of joint replacement patients who are looking to feel more active following surgery?
Many of your clients might be located within this area. the geriatric population, but you might also be noticing a lot of younger people in your office who have just gone through surgery or are considering it… But the Is there a 21st century strategy to effectively treat them?
Rehab professionals like you have been asking these questions for a long time. for a comprehensive arthroplasty training — instead of hodge podge sessions about specific places in the body — And we hear you, which is why we’ve built this NEW, comprehensive training for you, Joint Replacement Rehab for the Active Client.
Previous return-To-function techniques don’t work as well anymore because they were developed in a time where dressing, grooming and self-Take care the Rehabilitation is the main focus. We must act with the times and enhance your rehab toolbox to improve your clients’ treatment outcomes today!
You can enroll in this online course. you’ll get the The best cutting-edge techniques for All your clients in arthroplasty This will help reduce pain and improve overall function, as well as allowing clients to return to their active lifestyle. Your clients will return to their daily lives. AccelerateThis will allow them to go back hiking, or play with their grandkids or grandchildren. Don’t let them miss out…
Get in touch with us today to learn from nationally-recognized and award-winning teachers.-Our winning experts can help you feel more functional, active, and ready for anything. the The world after surgery!
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Take a deep dive into Shoulder Arthroplasty
Dr. John O’Halloran will walk you through the Recent surgery developments and rehab implications for Your shoulder arthroplasty patients. You’ll gain pivotal exercises and techniques following Total shoulder arthroplasty, along with return-to-Activity guidelines and much more.
- Osteoarthritis the Management of the shoulders
- Complete Shoulder Arthroplasty (TSA).
- Hemi shoulder arthroplasty
- Reverse Total Sheer Arthroplasty (rTSA).
- Resurfacing the humeral.
- Interpositional arthritis
- Glenoid resurfacing
- Rehabilitation techniques for TSA
- Guidelines for motion
- Exercises in open and closed chains
- Exercises in kinetic chain
- After Total Shoulder Arthroplasty, you can return to your normal activities
Explore Must-Know Your Options for Total Knee Arthroplasty – TKA
Take a deep dive the There are many types of knee arthroplasty available, including the traditional Total Knee, Minimally Invasive/Quad Sparring, and Computer Assisted Surgery.
- Here’s what you need to know about Continuous passive motion (CPM).
- Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation (NMES), key knowledge
- Pre-Literature on operative physical therapy
- After Total Knee Arthroplasty, you can return to your normal activities
- How can you facilitate? the TKA weakened function and key gait muscles
Identify the Best Total Hip Arthroplasty (THA).
Comparing traditional total hip precautions to the more advanced hip systems today.
- The rehab implications of anterior hip arthroplasty
- Minimally Invasive Hip Arthroplasty
- THA and THA materials have made great advances the Particularly, rehab implications the Common precautions
- How to improve the function and gait of key muscles for Your clients in the THA
- Resume your normal activities after Total Hip Arthroplasty
John W. O’Halloran, PT, DPT, OCS, ATC (retired), CSCS (retired), cert MDT, is a licensed physical therapist and athletic trainer with 30 years experience. the Rehabilitation. He is an orthopaedic specialist in the field of rehabilitation. the American Physical Therapy Association. He earned his post–professional Doctor of Physical Therapy from Temple University. Dr. O’Halloran is the sole owner of O’Halloran Rehabilitation a division of O’Halloran Consulting, LLC. John He was born in Boston Massachusetts, and currently resides at Summerfield in North Carolina.
Dr. O’Halloran has also served as director of physical therapy/sports medicine at Southeastern Orthopaedics in Greensboro, North Carolina as well as co–owner of GOSMC Properties, LLC. He has worked in many settings, including hospitals and universities. Dr. O’Halloran is also a former orthopaedic instructor at the Guilford Technical Community College Greensboro, North Carolina offers a physical therapy assistant program. In 1999, he was certified with the McKenzie Institute in the Treatment and diagnosis by mechanical means the spine.
TSA Trends and Projections
- Age, etiology, costs, etc.
- Common Dx leads to TSA
- Why will R TSA be? the Neue norm
- Mastering the R TSA
TSA: Why individuals need it
- Pain, Arthritis, etc.
- Arthroplasty delayed
- Who qualifies for TSA
The Surgery and the Rehab
- Components for Humeral and Glenoid
- Surgical Procedure
- Phase 3 “Gold Standard” Protocol
- Proper Pendulum
- GPG Mobilization Techniques
- Post Recovery
Documentation
- Five Standards of Documentation
- Exemples
Trent Brown, OTR/L, BCGUtah-based therapist and one of 24 board certified gerontologists (BCG) credential holders. the AOTA. Trent He has worked in rehab, home health, skilled nursing, acute care, and transitional rehab. the He was a successful professional. His master’s thesis, “Performance of ADL’s, functional activity, mobility, and confidence levels following total hip arthroplasty”Was? the Launchpad for His future clinical focus and passion are his. Trent His practice has been centered on research, exercise and activity to promote safety during functional mobility and activities with adults and geriatrics.
Trent Vice President of the Utah Occupational Therapy Association, where he coauthored.-Author the Utah Occupational Therapy Practice Act. He is a certified continuing-education presenter and has been approved by APTA. the University of Utah, as an adjunct professor. the requested keynote speaker at the Annual UOTA conference.
Do you see many clients who need hip or ankle joint replacement? This short video is by Dr. Handschumacher We will help you with specific treatments for These are the areas you should focus on to make your client feel great-Retain a high stance to reduce the chance of falling.
This training is intended to highlight the importance of this short course. the Long-Long term outcomes after hip and ankle joint replacement. We’re not going to stop at pain reduction, basic transfers, range of motion and basic strengthening though. In this bonus training, we’ll work on surprisingly simple techniques that work, including balance, proprioceptive training for Many procedures, gait and balance mechanics, pivotal exercises, and activities that are most beneficial during and after rehabilitation, plus many more!
Jason HandschumacherPT, DPT and OCSLicensed physical therapist, with over 15 years experience in clinical practice in all areas of rehabilitation. the Top facilities the country. Dr. Handschumacher Experience in acute, subacute and post-acute care.-While he is currently employed at a hospital, he practices in acute, outpatient rehab, and home health. the Charlotte Metropolitan Area, Working in acute, and subacute-Acute and outpatient settings. Dr. Handschumacher Also, a daily clinic visit is required. the A fitness center for active adults.
Online CE testing the Completion of each module and instant access to CE certificates. Earn up to 9 CE hours.
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