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01:28:20

#THIRDTHURSDAY: Overview of Headache Evaluation for...

IPTA ·

2022/06/22

June is recognized as National Migraine and Headache Awareness Month. Headaches are among the most common disorders of the human nervous system and can often wreak havoc on a sufferer’s daily life. Headaches can cause pain in the neck, sinuses, face, and head and can last for hours or days. This #THIRDTHURSDAY lecture will review etiology and classification of headaches along with assessment and treatment options as it relates to physical therapy. Dr. Smriti (Simi) Wagle, D.O. shares her insight

01:40:08

#THIRDTHURSDAY: ACL-R Return to Play Readiness: In...

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2022/05/27

Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) ruptures and reconstructions continue to impose a heavy financial and care burden on orthopedic and sports medicine providers internationally. Returning to sport safely and effectively has become a needed focal point for evidence based strategies to improve return to sport (RTS) from not only primary ACL injury but also following revision surgeries. Currently there is much heterogeneity and increasing confusion on markers for function in returning individuals post

01:41:27

#THIRDTHURSDAY: Clinical Update on Parkinson’s...

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2022/04/25

This course is designed to give physical therapy professionals and students a clinical update on Parkinson's Disease. Whether you are new to the profession or an experienced clinician, you leave this program with an understanding of Parkinson's Disease and how you can be a better clinician to address all the important aspects in the care of patients with Parkinson's Disease. You will leave equipped with ideas on evidence-based examination and intervention techniques. Sara Koveleski Kraut, PT, DPT,

59:28

Sexual Harassment in the Workplace: How to Protect...

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2022/04/12

Illinois law requires all Illinois PT and PTA licensees, as well as anyone who hold a professional license issued by the Division of Professional Regulation (DPR) to complete sexual harassment prevention training annually. Additionally, all PT and PTAs need 1 hour CE of Sexual Harassment Prevention Training for each renewal cycle. Maintaining a safe and healthy workplace is a vital role for all employees and employers. This course will review sexual harassment in the workplace including various

01:29:12

#THIRDTHURSDAY: Early Intervention and Early...

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2022/02/21

This course will provide attendees with a review of the evidence for the early detection of infants at high risk of cerebral palsy and our role as physical therapists within the Illinois Early Intervention program. We will review core knowledge of early detection principles and assessments and discuss how and why PTs should consider using these assessments in early intervention. This course will also provide a review of case studies, implementation, and discuss advocacy opportunities. Alison Liddle

01:50:48

EXTRA CREDITS: Leveraging Partnerships to Thrive Not...

IPTA ·

2021/08/30

Clinical education is an essential component of physical therapy education and it takes place in complex settings where clinical instructors are already under pressure to perform. Physical therapy student stress is often high during the transition from the classroom to the clinic. Clinical instructor stress may be elevated too as they enter these short-term high stakes relationships with students. During this educational session, we will explore how the concept of resilience may inform clinical

01:54:38

EXTRA CREDITS: Geriatric Syndromes 2.0:...

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2021/08/17

Geriatric syndromes are clusters of symptoms commonly seen within the older adult population. While most clinicians are familiar with the basic concepts of polypharmacy, neglect/abuse, malnutrition, and failure to thrive, the extent to which these phenotypes affect our patient care are rarely considered, even by seasoned healthcare professionals. Furthermore, failure to identify, manage, and integrate interventions to address these problems within our patient populations can result in poor patient

01:16:41

Mobilizing PT Clinician Research: Opportunities,...

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2021/08/04

The purpose of this course is to provide practicing clinicians with an overview of some practical tips to consider when developing and implementing a research project in the clinic. We will begin with formulation of a focused research question. Examples of alternatives to traditional research studies will be provided as well as suggestions to successfully balance the daily demands faced by clinicians with the tasks required to develop and execute a research project. Guidance on the development of

01:07:37

#THIRDTHURSDAY: The Un-frozen Shoulder (June 2021)

IPTA ·

2021/06/24

This session will explore myofascial and neural tension manual techniques to unlock the pain and dysfunction of adhesive capsulitis. Physical Therapists and assistants may use these gentle manual techniques for all people infants through geriatric populations. This course is ideal for both clinic and telehealth instruction by physical therapists and assistants. Suzanne Joseph, PT, DPT to shares her insight and expertise on "The Un-frozen Shoulder." What to expect: Upon completion of this course,

01:37:01

#THIRDTHURSDAY: Telehealth in Physical Therapy:...

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2021/04/20

The spring of 2020 saw a sharp increase in the utilization of Telehealth by physical therapists. However, as soon as physical therapy clinics were able to reopen the majority of therapists abandoned this novel form of patient care. Join members of the Telehealth committee to review the changes in telehealth legislation that emerged in response to the public health emergency. Together we will discuss how to appropriately and ethically integrate telehealth into your practice. Kyle Fahey, PT, DPT &

01:29:18

#THIRDTHURSDAY: How to Identify and Respond to...

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2021/03/22

In this session, we’ll explore how physical therapists, and their assistants are in a unique position to help patients who might be experiencing intimate partner abuse (IPA). We’ll discuss the following: Types of IPA Warning signs, including injuries and physical complaints suggesting IPA Key traits of survivors and perpetrators Appropriately responding to survivors and perpetrators Documenting findings PT office protocol Resources available Anita Pildes, J.D. B.S.W shares her insight and

01:05:18

#THIRDTHURSDAY: Neurologic Foundations: Trauma and...

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2021/01/27

This session will explore manual therapies for trauma reduction and anxiety management. The Instructor demonstrates each treatment technique with before and after assessment for postural improvement, pain and spasm reduction. This course is ideal for both clinic and telehealth instruction by physical therapists and assistants. Caregivers can use these techniques for all populations as it is gentle enough for infants through geriatric populations. Suzanne Joseph, PT, DPT shares her insight and

01:29:52

#THIRDTHURSDAY: Direct Referral for Diagnostic...

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2020/10/19

In recent years greater attention has been given by our profession to the role of diagnostic imaging in physical therapy (PT) practice. Educational content related to diagnostic imaging is now required for PT program accreditation. Military PTs and all other civilian first contact providers routinely utilize diagnostic imaging in this critical decision-making process. As more therapists continue to step into direct access roles, it may be beneficial to evaluate how referral for diagnostic imaging

01:34:42

#THIRDTHURSDAY: Head in the Game: An Update to PT''s...

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2020/09/21

Rehabilitation and recovery from sports-related concussions is a field that is constantly evolving. Although other topics have recently taken center stage, concussions have been hot topic in the media and a source of anxiety and uncertainty among athletes and their parents. This presentation will help therapists understand concussion mechanisms, and the normal course of recovery after concussion. It will provide an update on the role of the physical therapist in the multidisciplinary team including

02:02:49

EXTRA CREDITS: Treating the Person; Not the Body Part

IPTA ·

2020/09/17

As PTs and PTAs we often interact with individuals who do not understand the importance of and the power behind making healthy lifestyle choices and the ability to implement wellness into their lives. The vision of the American Physical Therapy Association is, “Transforming society by optimizing movement to improve the human experience.” Movement can be less than optimal for many reasons, and the human experience can be less than ideal due to various challenges throughout life. The profession of

01:27:34

EXTRA CREDITS: Current Federal Legislative Efforts...

IPTA ·

2020/09/10

Rick Rausch, PT presents an overview of the APTA’s current public policy priorities, an in depth discussion of which bills we are supporting in Washington and end with a discussion of what efforts should be changed/added for the 2021-2023 Congress. IPTA's Payment Chair Rick Rausch, PT, DPT, MBA shares his insight and expertise on "Current Federal Legislative Efforts and the Effect on our Profession". What to expect: Objectives: By the end of this lecture participants will be able to: To

02:03:38

EXTRA CREDITS: Screening and Clinical Management of...

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2020/08/20

Osteoporosis management in educational curriculum is often limited to general pathology, co-morbid fracture risk, and contradictions for flexion movement patterns. Little is covered regarding what these individuals can do versus what they should not do. Due to the negative language utilized regarding this population, bias and fear are often instilled in clinicians, resulting in suboptimal clinical outcomes for patients. This is largely due to inappropriate exercise under-dosing and poor utilization

01:47:00

EXTRA CREDITS: Connecting The Dots: How to Conduct an...

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2020/08/12

As Medicare audit and assessment efforts increase, PTs are under increasing pressure to ensure compliance with coverage, payment, coding, documentation, and billing requirements. Self-audits are an important way for practice owners and managers to reduce risk of claims denials. Julie Rosen, PT, CEENA, MBA, CHC hares her insight and expertise on"Connecting the Dots: How to Conduct an Audit." What to expect: Objectives: By the end of this lecture participants will be able to: Understand the purposes

01:47:51

EXTRA CREDITS: Geriatric Syndromes: Identification,...

IPTA ·

2020/08/06

Geriatric syndromes are clusters of symptoms commonly seen within the older adult population. While most clinicians are familiar with the basic concepts of falls, incontinence, pressure ulcers, delirium, and functional decline, the extent to which these phenotypes affect patient care are rarely considered, even by seasoned healthcare professionals. Furthermore, failure to identify, manage, and integrate interventions to address these problems within our patient populations can result in poor patient

02:00:38

EXTRA CREDITS: Incorporating Blood Flow Restriction...

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2020/07/29

Blood Flow Restriction (BFR) has been around for decades but recently gained popularity in North America in outpatient orthopaedic practice. This presentation will be a combined lecture and lab, exploring the history, mechanism, and safety of BFR but also letting some participants experience a BFR training session. Case studies will also be discussed, focusing on outpatient orthopaedic cases but also discussing application to some cardiopulmonary and neurological cases in addition to a

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