Total Joint Arthroplasty: Strategies for the First 72 Hours

Total Joint Arthroplasty: Strategies for the First 72 Hours
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Highlights
  • Fast tracking preoperatively and postoperatively in the first 24 hours to promote more favorable functional progressions
  • Treatment focus and functional progression timelines for knee, hip, and shoulder replacements
  • Increase revenue and patient satisfaction with pre-operative management, education, and planning
  • Hands-on lab: Demonstration and practice of treatment and patient interaction using real life examples
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By 2025 there will be 650,000 total hip replacements, 1.2 million total knee replacements and 300,000 shoulder replacements annually in the United States. "Fast tracking",anesthesia advances, minimally invasive procedures and pre-operative planning are maximizing patient lives. It is critical that therapists are properly equipped to hit the ground running immediately with total joint patients both pre- and post-operative recovery. Through live demonstration and video discussion, participants will learn how you can maximize revenue and outcomes at the same time. Return to your patients confident in your ability to optimize their rehabilitation.

Highlights

  • Fast tracking preoperatively and postoperatively in the first 24 hours to promote more favorable functional progressions
  • Treatment focus and functional progression timelines for knee, hip, and shoulder replacements
  • Increase revenue and patient satisfaction with pre-operative management, education, and planning
  • Hands-on lab: Demonstration and practice of treatment and patient interaction using real life examples

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

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5/5

Catherine (NY) on Feb 15, 2026

audio cut in %26 out a few times

4/5

Hallie (TN) on Feb 15, 2026

when viewing online, instructor occasionally referred to something on the screen without verbally identifying exaclty what he was talking about so had to infer. hoping to be able to download the slides. may be able to, have not tried yet.

4/5

Lisa (NC) on Jan 22, 2026

audio cut out a couple of times, briefly.

5/5

Mary Ellen (MD) on Jan 16, 2026

presentation moved well and was interesting

5/5

Gina (OH) on Jan 07, 2026

it was a live recorded course, it was hard to see the screen on the video

5/5

Kelly (OH) on Dec 31, 2025

instructor well knowledgeable.

4/5

Dawn (CA) on Dec 25, 2025

less personal info about the subjects and more description of the case\/progression of rehab. jumped from knee to hip to shoulder several times and would have been better to keep each joint separate from prehab to rehab.

5/5

Steven (OH) on Dec 19, 2025

good use of exercises i can use in patient care

5/5

Randall (GA) on Dec 15, 2025

instructor clearly very knowledgeable

4/5

Kevin (OK) on Dec 12, 2025

audio cut out in a few spots


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