Hip Fracture: What We Do Well and What We Can Do Better – An Interdisciplinary Clinical Perspective

Great Seminars Online

Format(s):   Home-study
Discipline(s):   Physical Therapy / Occupational Therapy
Contact Hours:   5
Registration Fee:   $150.00

Objectives

Upon completion, participants will be able to:
1. Identify and discuss recent research on hip fracture outcomes, rehabilitation facts and treatment recommendations.
2. Compare and contrast causes and types of hip fractures.
3. Discuss hip fracture surgical techniques and understand the orthopedic surgeon’s view of rehabilitation for hip fractures
4. Develop and modify evaluations that gather the most pertinent & clinically relevant information for hip fracture management from the acute to chronic care settings.
5. Design cutting edge and clinically relevant treatment programs for hip fracture patients in the acute to chronic care settings.
6. Instruct your patients with hip fracture on home exercises which have been demonstrated in the literature to be beneficial in decreasing pain and improving function.

Target Audience

Confirmation Notes

Agenda

Course Outline
Hip Fracture Overview: Background on fractures (causes, types), and the latest evidence on the role of rehabilitation in recovery from hip fracture surgery – 1 hour
The Surgical Approach: Interviews with orthopedic surgeons and surgical videos –1 Hour
Acute Care Management: Watch a PT and OT in action with explanatory interviews – 1.5 hours
Long Term Care Management: Interviews with OT and PTs and live evaluation and treatment sessions – 1.5 hours

Description

Hip Fracture: What We Do Well and What We Can Do Better – An Interdisciplinary Clinical Perspective poses the questions: “Why is hip fracture such a devastating problem?” and “What are we doing well to treat this problem and what can we do better?” This course is a strong OT, PT and Orthopedic Surgeon collaboration. It uses a documentary film style and includes real patient videos, interviews with world-renowned orthopedic surgeons and rehabilitation therapists. The hip fracture content addresses acute care through SNF and home care settings and provides evidence based evaluation and treatment ideas throughout.
Join Dr. Molly Laflin as she takes you on a journey through the evidence based literature via interviews, demonstrations and patient care scenarios. You will be exposed to the most recent statistics and background information on causes and types of hip fractures and the most up to date evaluations and treatments. Listen to national experts and researchers as they share their perspectives and advice. Follow patient care trajectory from orthopedic surgeon through surgical videos, acute care physical and occupational therapy demonstrations, skilled nursing physical and occupational therapy, and finally to physical therapy practiced in the home. This course is clinically focused, uses real patients to demonstrate quality care at all levels of rehabilitation (acute to part B), and emphasizes what physical and occupational therapists can do to improve outcomes for our patients with hip fractures.
Carole Lewis, PT, DPT, GCS, GTC, CCOEE, MPA, MSG, PhD, FAPTA and Sandy Shelton, PT, GTC with
• Kathleen K. Mangione, PT, PhD, GCS, Professor of Physical Therapy, Arcadia University
• Kenneth A Egol, M.D., Professor; Vice Chair of Education Departments of Orthopaedic Surgery (OrthoTrauma+Fracture Div Dir) and Hospital for Joint Diseases
• Joseph D Zuckerman, M.D., Walter A.L. Thompson Professor of Orthopedic Surgery; Chair of the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, Department of Orthopaedic Surgery (Orthopaedic Surgery-Chair)
• Brooke Gentry, OTR, Acute Care, Rehabilitation Services, Vanderbilt University Medical Center
• Ashley Henricks, OT, and Priscilla Sanders, PT, DPT, Life Care Centers of America, Nashville, TN