Fall Risk and Functional Impairments -Using Standardized Tests to Guide Treatment – Rachel Blackwood

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What is Faculty:Rachel BlackwoodDuration:5 Hours 43 MinutesFormat:Audio and VideoCopyright:Feb 23,?

Faculty:Rachel BlackwoodDuration:5 Hours 43 MinutesFormat:Audio and VideoCopyright:Feb 23, is Archive: 2018 Description Therapists and other healthcare practitioners have an increasingly complex role in discharge planning from acute care as hospital stays become shorter and 30 day readmission rates are more closely scrutinized..

How does Faculty:Rachel BlackwoodDuration:5 Hours 43 MinutesFormat:Audio and VideoCopyright:Feb 23, Archive:?

Archive: Faculty:Rachel BlackwoodDuration:5 Hours 43 MinutesFormat:Audio and VideoCopyright:Feb 23, 2018 Description Therapists and other healthcare practitioners have an increasingly complex role in discharge planning from acute care as hospital stays become shorter and 30 day readmission rates are more closely scrutinized.

What is It?

It is is imperative that acute care therapists not only identify but also be able to quantify functional impairments and fall risk..

How does It is?

It is imperative that acute care therapists not only identify but also be able to quantify functional impairments and fall risk.

What is hospitals?

hospitals is Standardized testing in is complicated by the frailty of the patient population, management of multiple lines and medical issues, as well as time constraints.This course is designed to help healthcare practitioners by familiarizing them with the variety of tests to choose from, and to assist them in making sense of test outcomes..

How does hospitals Standardized testing?

Standardized testing in hospitals is complicated by the frailty of the patient population, management of multiple lines and medical issues, as well as time constraints.This course is designed to help healthcare practitioners by familiarizing them with the variety of tests to choose from, and to assist them in making sense of test outcomes.

What is You?

You is will learn and practice tests that can be used on patients with high levels of mobility, as well as those tests that are appropriate for the ICU..

How does You will learn?

You will learn and practice tests that can be used on patients with high levels of mobility, as well as those tests that are appropriate for the ICU.

What is this lab-intensive course,?

this lab-intensive course, is During you will be introduced to an array of objective measures that can be used to enhance assessments and documentation, to guide treatment, and to aid in discharge planning..

How does this lab-intensive course, will be introduced?

During this lab-intensive course, you will be introduced to an array of objective measures that can be used to enhance assessments and documentation, to guide treatment, and to aid in discharge planning.

What is Handouts Manual -?

Handouts Manual - is Fall Risk and Functional Impairments (15.80 MB) 175 Pages Available after Purchase Outline BACKGROUND INFORMATIONFunctional impairments relate to 30 day readmission riskBarriers preventing standardized testing in acute careTime constraintsInfection control issuesMultiple lines/ICU patientsUnsure which test is most appropriate Benefit of adding standardized tests into electronic chartPSYCHOMETRICS- A REVIEW OF TERMSFloor and ceiling effectsResponsivenessInterpreting resultsTranslating results into meaningful assessmentFUNCTIONAL IMPAIRMENT TESTS6 clicks- Activity Measure for Post-Acute Care Inpatient Short FormAcute Care Index of FunctionGAIT: WHEN DOCUMENTING DISTANCE AND LEVEL OF ASSIST ISN’T ENOUGHImportance of standardized gait testsGait velocity- a new vital sign?Standardized gait tests2, 3, and 6 minute walk tests10 meter/50 foot walk testDynamic Gait IndexFour Step Square Test Gait tests and productivity standardsCase study and lab ICON—BOTH SIDE BY SIDEBALANCE TESTSQuantifying fall riskStandardized balance tests, including those taking LESS than 2 minutes to performBESTest/mini-BESTest360 Turn TestFunction in Sitting TestFullerton Advance Balance Scale Which test is bestSettingPatient frailtyTime constraintsUsing tests to justify discharge planRehabSNFHome healthCase study and lab ICON—BOTH SIDE BY SIDEBENEFITS OF ICU STANDARDIZED TESTINGICU Specific testsICU mobility scaleICU PFITPERME ICU mobilityComplicationsFrailtyManaging lines/tubesCase study and lab ICON—BOTH SIDE BY SIDEADLS AND STANDARDIZED TESTSInsight into ability to perform functional tasksIncorporating tests into discharge planningCase study and lab ICON—BOTH SIDE BY SIDECVA SPECIFIC TESTSJustifying further therapyReview of specific testsAction Research Arm TestBox and Blocks TestOrpington Prognostic ScalePostural Assessment Scale for Stroke PatientsStroke Rehabilitation Assessment of Movement Faculty Rachel Blackwood, PT, DPT Related seminars and products: 1 RACHEL BLACKWOOD, PT, DPT, is a licensed physical therapist with nearly 15 years of experience..

How does Handouts Manual - relate?

Handouts Manual - Fall Risk and Functional Impairments (15.80 MB) 175 Pages Available after Purchase Outline BACKGROUND INFORMATIONFunctional impairments relate to 30 day readmission riskBarriers preventing standardized testing in acute careTime constraintsInfection control issuesMultiple lines/ICU patientsUnsure which test is most appropriate Benefit of adding standardized tests into electronic chartPSYCHOMETRICS- A REVIEW OF TERMSFloor and ceiling effectsResponsivenessInterpreting resultsTranslating results into meaningful assessmentFUNCTIONAL IMPAIRMENT TESTS6 clicks- Activity Measure for Post-Acute Care Inpatient Short FormAcute Care Index of FunctionGAIT: WHEN DOCUMENTING DISTANCE AND LEVEL OF ASSIST ISN’T ENOUGHImportance of standardized gait testsGait velocity- a new vital sign?Standardized gait tests2, 3, and 6 minute walk tests10 meter/50 foot walk testDynamic Gait IndexFour Step Square Test Gait tests and productivity standardsCase study and lab ICON—BOTH SIDE BY SIDEBALANCE TESTSQuantifying fall riskStandardized balance tests, including those taking LESS than 2 minutes to performBESTest/mini-BESTest360 Turn TestFunction in Sitting TestFullerton Advance Balance Scale Which test is bestSettingPatient frailtyTime constraintsUsing tests to justify discharge planRehabSNFHome healthCase study and lab ICON—BOTH SIDE BY SIDEBENEFITS OF ICU STANDARDIZED TESTINGICU Specific testsICU mobility scaleICU PFITPERME ICU mobilityComplicationsFrailtyManaging lines/tubesCase study and lab ICON—BOTH SIDE BY SIDEADLS AND STANDARDIZED TESTSInsight into ability to perform functional tasksIncorporating tests into discharge planningCase study and lab ICON—BOTH SIDE BY SIDECVA SPECIFIC TESTSJustifying further therapyReview of specific testsAction Research Arm TestBox and Blocks TestOrpington Prognostic ScalePostural Assessment Scale for Stroke PatientsStroke Rehabilitation Assessment of Movement Faculty Rachel Blackwood, PT, DPT Related seminars and products: 1 RACHEL BLACKWOOD, PT, DPT, is a licensed physical therapist with nearly 15 years of experience.

What is She?

She is graduated from the University of Alabama at Birmingham with her M.S. in Physical Therapy, then went on to earn her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from the University of South Alabama..

How does She graduated?

She graduated from the University of Alabama at Birmingham with her M.S. in Physical Therapy, then went on to earn her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from the University of South Alabama.

What is she?

she is Although has experience in a variety of settings, the majority of her career has been in acute care..

How does she has?

Although she has experience in a variety of settings, the majority of her career has been in acute care.

What is She?

She is has been involved in program development, staff training, and clinical education..

How does She has been involved?

She has been involved in program development, staff training, and clinical education.

What is Ms. Blackwood?

Ms. Blackwood is has also served as adjunct faculty at the Jefferson State LPTA program..

How does Ms. Blackwood has also served?

Ms. Blackwood has also served as adjunct faculty at the Jefferson State LPTA program.

What is Her interests?

Her interests is include acute and medically complex patients and she has been a team leader in critical care units..

How does Her interests include?

Her interests include acute and medically complex patients and she has been a team leader in critical care units.

What is She?

She is is currently employed by Duke University Health Systems in Raleigh, NC as a weekend therapist..

How does She is currently employed?

She is currently employed by Duke University Health Systems in Raleigh, NC as a weekend therapist.

What is a weekend PT,?

a weekend PT, is As she encounters many patients who are “discharge issues,” where her use of standardized tests is a critical consideration for recommending the appropriate discharge placement..

How does a weekend PT, encounters?

As a weekend PT, she encounters many patients who are “discharge issues,” where her use of standardized tests is a critical consideration for recommending the appropriate discharge placement.

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