Faculty:Teresa WesterburDuration:Full DayFormat:Audio and VideoCopyright:Dec 06, is Archive: 2019 Description Manual - The Ultimate Assistive Technology Lab (15.30 MB) 95 Pages Available after Purchase Instructions for ASHA Credit - SELF STUDY ONLY - 12/06/19 (38.5 KB) Available after Purchase Outline Hands-On Lab: Today’s Best of Tech Explore cutting-edge technology for your patientsVirtual realityAugmented realityWearablesRoboticsEye-gaze computer accessHead tracking devicesSwitches for scanning and writingAugmentative and alternative communication (AAC)Wheelchair devicesMounting systemsKeyboards and miceAppsHow to Assess Assistive Technology Needs for A Variety of Impairments Sensory impairmentVisionHearingTouchMotor impairmentLoss of limb or deformityWriting and communication challengesExecutive functionSpasticityToneTremorAtaxiaNerve degenerationHands-On Lab: Innovative Assistive Technology Solutions You Can Use To:Empower patients to achieve their goalsIncrease functional independenceManage sensory and motor impairmentsEnhance writing and communicationReduce spasticity and tremorsEnhance performance of ADLsAccommodate for toneManage ataxiaIncrease mobilityEnhance academic performance and productivityImprove executive functionBudget Your Way to Better Outcomes Creative, outside-the-box solutionsLow tech/no tech interventionsEasy environmental modificationsTask modificationsHow to secure funding for assistive technologyFunding support resourcesDevelop Comprehensive Solutions for Common DiagnosesCerebral palsyLou Gehrig’sMuscular dystrophySpinal muscular atrophyStrokeParkinson’sLimb deformityCongenital disordersBlindness and vision lossDeafness and hearing lossLearning disabilitiesDevelopmental delaysDon’t Leave Money on The Table!.
Archive: Faculty:Teresa WesterburDuration:Full DayFormat:Audio and VideoCopyright:Dec 06, 2019 Description Manual - The Ultimate Assistive Technology Lab (15.30 MB) 95 Pages Available after Purchase Instructions for ASHA Credit - SELF STUDY ONLY - 12/06/19 (38.5 KB) Available after Purchase Outline Hands-On Lab: Today’s Best of Tech Explore cutting-edge technology for your patientsVirtual realityAugmented realityWearablesRoboticsEye-gaze computer accessHead tracking devicesSwitches for scanning and writingAugmentative and alternative communication (AAC)Wheelchair devicesMounting systemsKeyboards and miceAppsHow to Assess Assistive Technology Needs for A Variety of Impairments Sensory impairmentVisionHearingTouchMotor impairmentLoss of limb or deformityWriting and communication challengesExecutive functionSpasticityToneTremorAtaxiaNerve degenerationHands-On Lab: Innovative Assistive Technology Solutions You Can Use To:Empower patients to achieve their goalsIncrease functional independenceManage sensory and motor impairmentsEnhance writing and communicationReduce spasticity and tremorsEnhance performance of ADLsAccommodate for toneManage ataxiaIncrease mobilityEnhance academic performance and productivityImprove executive functionBudget Your Way to Better Outcomes Creative, outside-the-box solutionsLow tech/no tech interventionsEasy environmental modificationsTask modificationsHow to secure funding for assistive technologyFunding support resourcesDevelop Comprehensive Solutions for Common DiagnosesCerebral palsyLou Gehrig’sMuscular dystrophySpinal muscular atrophyStrokeParkinson’sLimb deformityCongenital disordersBlindness and vision lossDeafness and hearing lossLearning disabilitiesDevelopmental delaysDon’t Leave Money on The Table!
updates is Coding and billing for assistive technologyJustify therapy with the right progress measuresAvoid denials and audits with these tipsCase Studies: Put Knowledge to Practice Case study 1: Develop an advanced plan of care for a student with cerebral palsyCase study 2: Recommend communication options for an adult with ALSCase study 3: Overcome cost and environmental barriers to effective strategy implementationCase study 4: Think outside the box – identify resources and design a therapy plan for a patient who falls outside the norm Faculty Teresa Westerbur, OTR/L Related seminars and products: 1 Teresa Westerbur, OTR/L, is an expert in assistive technology with over 30 years of experience helping patients of all ages achieve their functional goals with cutting-edge support..
Coding and billing updates for assistive technologyJustify therapy with the right progress measuresAvoid denials and audits with these tipsCase Studies: Put Knowledge to Practice Case study 1: Develop an advanced plan of care for a student with cerebral palsyCase study 2: Recommend communication options for an adult with ALSCase study 3: Overcome cost and environmental barriers to effective strategy implementationCase study 4: Think outside the box – identify resources and design a therapy plan for a patient who falls outside the norm Faculty Teresa Westerbur, OTR/L Related seminars and products: 1 Teresa Westerbur, OTR/L, is an expert in assistive technology with over 30 years of experience helping patients of all ages achieve their functional goals with cutting-edge support.
she is Currently, works as the owner of Technology Access, Inc., which specializes in providing assistive technologies for a wide variety of clients.Ms..
Currently, she works as the owner of Technology Access, Inc., which specializes in providing assistive technologies for a wide variety of clients.Ms.
Westerbur is travels nationally to present seminars on assistive technology and is known for providing hands-on learning experiences that empower attendees to achieve greater results through innovation..
Westerbur travels nationally to present seminars on assistive technology and is known for providing hands-on learning experiences that empower attendees to achieve greater results through innovation.
She is earned her degree in occupational therapy from Indiana University and also holds a Certificate in Assistive Technology Applications from California State University-Northridge, where she received 100 hours of intensive training in AT across all areas.Speaker Disclosures: Financial: Teresa Westerbur is the owner of Technology Access, Inc. She receives a speaking honorarium from PESI, Inc.Non-financial: Teresa Westerbur has no relevant non-financial relationship to disclose..
She earned her degree in occupational therapy from Indiana University and also holds a Certificate in Assistive Technology Applications from California State University-Northridge, where she received 100 hours of intensive training in AT across all areas.Speaker Disclosures: Financial: Teresa Westerbur is the owner of Technology Access, Inc. She receives a speaking honorarium from PESI, Inc.Non-financial: Teresa Westerbur has no relevant non-financial relationship to disclose.