THE MODERNIZATION OF JOINT ARTHROPLASTY REHABILITATION – JOHN W. O’HALLORAN
The world health organization called the 2000-2010 decade the “bone and joint decade.” During that decade, clinicians experienced a dramatic increase in joint replacement patients on their caseloads. In 2012, joint replacement patients continue to rise and the projections are that this trend will continue for decades to come.
Clinicians in all settings can greatly facilitate their patient’s rehabilitation process by incorporating the most evidence-based information into their care plans. This interactive and dynamic presentation takes the clinician through the evolution of joint replacement, the traditional and “cutting edge” surgeries, and the impact evidence-based research can have on your patient.
The Modernization of Joint Arthroplasty Rehabilitation will equip today’s busy clinician with NEW ADVANCES in joint replacement rehabilitation of the shoulder, hip, and knee that will augment the advances in orthopaedic surgery.
- Evaluate the latest evidence-based treatment approaches to help improve patients who have undergone hip, knee, or shoulder replacement surgery
- Review traditional and “cutting edge” surgeries and how these can affect the rehab plan of care
- EPIDEMIOLOGY
- COMPARE AND CONTRAST PAST AND PRESENT APPROACHES
- REHABILITATION STAGES
- CASE STUDIES
- VIDEO ENHANCED CLINICAL EXAMPLES
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