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Assessment, Tests, and Treatment for the Medically Fragile Patient

Assessment, Tests, and Treatment for the Medically Fragile Patient
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DoubleTree South Charlotte Tyvola,
5624 Westpark Drive, Charlotte, NC, 28217 (Map)
8:00 AM - 3:30 PM US/Eastern

This Course is part of a 2-Day In-Person Series.

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Highlights
  • Broaden your understanding of the medically fragile patient - signs and symptoms, risk factors, and pharmacological considerations
  • Quantify your rehabilitation efficacy with more effective objective tests and measures
  • Learn appropriate and safe exercise dosing principles to apply in any setting for the frail and elderly patient
  • Designing the most compelling exercise prescription for early mobilization, improved function, and greaterindependence
  • Harmonize functional data collection, laboratory findings and the physical assessment within an effective care plan
  • Case studies that will guide you through optimal problem solving and clinical design making
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There is a growing population of patients who have complex illness, frailties, disabilities and resultant functionallimitations. Extremely varied in their functionality, this population poses unique challenges to the rehabilitation professional. Within our society, the deleterious and growing effects of immobility, obesity, and chronic disease has complicated the care of the medically fragile patient. Increasing rigor imposed by the health care industry will challenge the rehabilitation professional to better formulate, articulate and successfully execute effective and efficient treatment plans tailored to the individual patient.

This one-day workshop will better equip the health care professional to formulate patient centered care plans linking evidence, intervention and outcomes that travel across practice settings. Case study scenarios will challenge the participant to apply prescriptive analytics in making clinical decisions. This evidence-based lecture and hands on lab willexpose the clinician to standardized assessment tools and big picture strategies to effectively manage the needs of the medically fragile patient, regardless of their practicesetting.

Target Audience: Physical Therapists, Physical Therapist Assistants, Occupational Therapists, Occupational Therapy Assistants

Delivery Format: Synchronous, Live in-person course to be attended at a physical location

Highlights

  • Broaden your understanding of the medically fragile patient - signs and symptoms, risk factors, and pharmacological considerations
  • Quantify your rehabilitation efficacy with more effective objective tests and measures
  • Learn appropriate and safe exercise dosing principles to apply in any setting for the frail and elderly patient
  • Designing the most compelling exercise prescription for early mobilization, improved function, and greaterindependence
  • Harmonize functional data collection, laboratory findings and the physical assessment within an effective care plan
  • Case studies that will guide you through optimal problem solving and clinical design making
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Lorna (OK) on Aug 02, 2026

medication review

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Edna (MI) on Jul 30, 2026

keep up the good work

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stephen (NJ) on Jul 18, 2026

he's the goat. great educator. adaptable, approachable, knowledgeable, always willing to help, funny, and more importantly a great man.

5/5

Homer (TX) on Jun 28, 2026

all great, the speaker was very knowledgeable and interactive!

1/5

Shala (GA) on Jun 24, 2026

excellent course, self paced

5/5

Dennis (MS) on Apr 11, 2026

made it easy to understand

5/5

Kearn (MS) on Apr 11, 2026

he is a great teacher and resourceful

5/5

Tanya (TN) on Apr 11, 2026

lots of math ?

5/5

Amber (FL) on Apr 11, 2026

very engaging way of teaching, thank you for not being boring!! i would have liked less time on the outcome measures and more time on the exercise dosing \/ more practical applications and specific direction on dosing.

5/5

Melanie (FL) on Apr 11, 2026

good live ceu\/seminar


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