Geriatric Shoulder Rehabilitation
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660 Ratings , 72 Reviews
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Highlights
- Immediately improve your knowledge of thecurrent evidence for the management of common geriatric shoulder pathologies
- Concise information regarding the pathophysiology of proximal humerus fractures, rotator cuff tears and glenohumeralosteoarthritis
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Shoulder injuries are a common issue in the geriatric patient presenting to rehabilitation. Specific shoulderdysfunctions are more often encountered in the older patientrequiring specific knowledge for successful rehab management. This podcast will present the current evidence on proximal humerus fractures, rotator cuff tears and glenohumeral osteoarthritis. It will specifically coverpathophysiology, etiology of injuries, and the effects on ADL's/IADL's in the geriatric patient. The content covered will also include reviews of current evidence in the rehab management of these patients and ideas for the clinicalapplication.
Target Audience: Physical Therapists, Physical Therapist Assistants, Occupational Therapists, Occupational Therapy Assistants
Highlights
- Immediately improve your knowledge of thecurrent evidence for the management of common geriatric shoulder pathologies
- Concise information regarding the pathophysiology of proximal humerus fractures, rotator cuff tears and glenohumeralosteoarthritis
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Reviews
5/5
Kathlene (IL) on Sep 22, 2026
good review of shoulder pathology
5/5
Michael (DE) on Sep 12, 2026
i enjoyed the anecdotes included while still remaining focused on the primary topic
5/5
Tina (IL) on Sep 07, 2026
liked specific attention to specific dx and not just general
5/5
Amber (NJ) on Aug 13, 2026
the instructor was great at explaining information in a way that was easy to understand
5/5
Stella (CA) on Jul 31, 2026
information about min and maximum angles of motion required for adl's as described by instructor could have been included in printed materials. the enclosed material did not follow exactly with what was given.
5/5
Sara (NY) on Jul 18, 2026
comprehensive in 1 hour
5/5
Antonio (MA) on Jul 05, 2026
paul's delivery was great. very pleasing and enjoyable to listen to.
5/5
Tracy (RI) on Apr 16, 2026
easy to listen to, well organized
3/5
Colleen (MI) on Mar 23, 2026
no visual or text, stated would include slide show%3f
3/5
Kimbra (GA) on Mar 12, 2026
would have liked more in the resources\/presentation slides
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