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J.J. Mowder-Tinney PT,
MS, NCS, CWS is a nationwide lecturer for Cross Country University.
She performs a one day lecture on Treatment of Individuals with
Neurological Dysfunction: From Assessment to Goal Formation for
Physical and Occupational Therapists. This comprehensive
seminar will teach you the importance of every aspect of a
neurological evaluation. You will assess sensory, cognitive, motor
and perceptual impairments that result in functional limitations and
be given treatment ideas in each area. You will practice normal
movement analysis and improve your assessment ability to determine
your treatment prioritization. A variety of treatment techniques
will be discussed. You will also be given examples of functional
goals for a variety of settings as well as actively discuss some of
the latest research being performed in the neurological realm.
What You Will Learn at that
course:
- Understand the disablement model
- The importance of a thorough neurological evaluation
- What role to play in evidence-based practice
- How to develop treatment plans from your patients' impairments
- How to write functional and measurable goals to assist in
reimbursement in
the outpatient setting
- Understand different treatment options and when to choose each one
Course Content
CLINICAL DECISION MAKING
-Definition
-History
-Decision making models
-Ways to enhance decision making
-Finding your own style for decision making
-Disablement model
-Impairment
-Activity limitations
-Participation restrictions
-Evidence -based practice
NEUROLOGICAL EVALUATION
-Level of consciousness
-Cognitive function
-Communication limitations
-Shoulder pain and treatment
-Perceptual dysfunction
-Unilateral inattention
-Pusher syndrome
-Sensory dysfunction
-Postural control
-Balance
-Vestibular
-Visual
-Somatosensory
-Motor function
-Tone
-Clinical hypertonicity
- Movement patterns
- Functional status
BREAKING DOWN THE IMPAIRMENTS
- Types of impairments
- How to prioritize impairments
-Specific impairments and how they directly restrict functional
activities
- How impairments direct treatment
-- What strategies to use during your treatment
- Re-evaluation
GOAL FORMATION FOR INCREASED REIMBURSEMENT
- What reviewers look for in documentation
- Common red flags for payers
- Key points for Medicare reimbursement
- How to write a measurable goal
- How to include functional outcomes
- Patient-centered goals
-- Achieve maximum patient participation
- Home programs
- Examples of goals for case studies in multiple clinical settings
TREATMENT APPROACHES
- Task-specific functional training
- Neuro-developmental treatment
- Movement reeducation stages
- Balance training
-- VOR exercises
- Postural stabilization positions
- Body weight-support treadmill training
-- the latest research and its indications
-Indications for proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation
- Constraint induced movement therapy
- Cast Study #1 - Parkinson's
- Cast Study #2 - CVA
CONCLUSION
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To attend this
course contact Cross Country University at
