ACSM Guidelines for Exercise for Special Populations

2021 content is starting to get a little old. an updated version of this course would be nice. a lot has changed since covid.

please have your instructors check the closed captions for accuracy the hypertension guidelines used are outdated. they changed in 2017 i believe. need to be updated.

of all the summit courses i have taken, this instructor - julie barnett and another - matt mcconnell have been the best speakers i have taken a course on. i will be searching for more courses from julie now on. she was such a great speaker!

very informative and useful for our daily pt practice

very knowledgable speaker

very useful and informatve course

the material is getting dated since there are newer guidelines coming out this year.

first 20 minutes could have been consolidated. many slides not reviewed but recognize there was a lot of information to cover in 2 hours. perhaps it would have been better to summarize slides - have less content and add more details at the end for reference%3f%3f think a few specific case studies of what to ask a patient would have been beneficial. my first 10 years working was as an exercise physiologist in cardiac rehab. dpt schooling came later. i hope that pts continue to educate themselves with exercise prescription and cv disease. my foundation in cardiopulmonary conditions, medications and treatment as an ex. phys. was excellent%3b sadly, minimal attention devoted to this area in the dpt program. in my recent personal experience as a patient in pt, and several older family members in pt with cad and dm, many pts did not even check bps or ask the right questions about past or even current angina episodes as part of their regular routine and exercise\/rehab program. in dpt school, i alerted one of my preceptors to a patient who was on the treadmill: older man with history of repeat cabg and a few other cv risk factors. after a few questions, i felt that he was having unstable angina walking to the bus. thankfully, my preceptor was receptive to my input and my suggestion to stop the treadmill, check vitals, and f\/u with the pcp.

i was interested in the covid 19 data

recommend pre-purchasing acsm ed 10.