
4.5/5
809 Ratings , 66 Reviews
Strategies for Improving Exercise Adherence
Price:$99.99
Are you a healthcare practitioner who gets frustrated when patients don't follow through with your recommendations or exercise programs? Getting a successful outcome requires both the skill of the healthcare practitioner and the patient implementing the treatments. This is especially true in rehabilitation therapies which require consistent practice over time to be effective. It is estimated that patient adherence to exercise programs and other treatment plans is approximately 50% according to the World Health Organization. As practitioners striving for the best possible outcomes for our patients, we need as many tools as possible to maximize patient adherence.
This powerful course will identify the evidence-based factors that most influence adherence to exercise and treatment programs. Participants will learn the most up to date strategies in communication using motivational interviewing,goal setting, and monitoring which will greatly improve their ability to get patients to commit to their own success. Attendees will be equipped with a plethora of tools for understanding what drives their patients, designing relevant exercise programs, and overcoming barriers to adherence. Join us for this unique course and feel more confident in your ability to influence your patients for the better in both the short and long term.
Target Audience: Physical Therapists, Physical Therapist Assistants, Occupational Therapists, Occupational Therapy Assistants
5/5
Bill (OH) on Nov 29, 2025
applicable to real patients is great!
5/5
Erwin (CA) on Nov 23, 2025
great ways for patient's to adhere to exercises.
5/5
Jennifer (IL) on Nov 23, 2025
she is a great instructor! i answered %236 the way i did only because i am not currently practicing, but keeping my license active if i choose to return to the profession. being a mom is more important right now.
5/5
Kathryn (GA) on Nov 22, 2025
relevant information
3/5
Sarah (CA) on Nov 20, 2025
i feel concerned about some of the viewpoints in this course. i think we should be careful about telling someone that they cannot return to what is their goal, even if we disagree. i think will immediately create a situation where the patient doesn't feel that we align with what they are wanting out of pt. we can bring up impairments or issues as to why returning to tennis may increase\/perpetuate their pain, but to tell them they shouldn't or can't is extremely discouraging.
4/5
kathryn (CA) on Nov 17, 2025
maybe a little more time on motivational interviewing. i liked the case presentation.
4/5
Rosemary (FL) on Nov 14, 2025
the case study at the end of the course was useful in demonstrating the concepts of the course in practice.
5/5
Christa (NC) on Nov 11, 2025
helpful in engaging the patient to help them come up with solution to adhering to ex. program.
5/5
Allison (MN) on Nov 03, 2025
good course%3b learned alot
3/5
Bruce (FL) on Nov 02, 2025
after 29 years as a pt, i need out of the box thinking. this was plain old stuff. not her fault. she is not a farmer
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