Physical Agent Modalities

Physical Agent Modalities
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Highlights
  • Immediately improve your clients' pain using practicaltreatment techniques that do not have pharmacological side effects
  • Review outcome measures and evidence-based results for use of physical modalities
  • Practical interventions that are low cost and high yield for reducing pain and inflammation
  • Demonstrations to review therapeutic effects of ice massage
  • Effective, evidence-based interventions and case studies for most orthopedic dysfunctions
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Opioids, joint replacements, corticosteroids, and other medicines are not benign. One out of every 4 patients with knee replacements will have on-going pain. Opioids lead to more dysfunctional pain patterns in many lives. Empowering patients with simple, solid, and powerful interventions in the early phases of injury and healing can decrease their fear and improve their ability to participate in active rehabilitation steps. This course will return to the forgotten basics of how to effectively and consistently develop a facility protocol forpatient instructions on pain management physical modalities.Participants will learn how to explain and prescribe in non-negotiable terms how a patient can use rehabilitation interventions for multiple health dysfunctions with positiveresults and medicinal side effects.

Highlights

  • Immediately improve your clients' pain using practicaltreatment techniques that do not have pharmacological side effects
  • Review outcome measures and evidence-based results for use of physical modalities
  • Practical interventions that are low cost and high yield for reducing pain and inflammation
  • Demonstrations to review therapeutic effects of ice massage
  • Effective, evidence-based interventions and case studies for most orthopedic dysfunctions
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Reviews

3/5

Maura (NH) on Nov 10, 2024

wished it would have included interferential, diathermy, anodyne, etc

4/5

Lori (WY) on Nov 08, 2024

i thought all the information was a nice refresher. however, when i was using the closed captioning feature it was not 'translating' what she was saying. it didn't follow her at all. it made it confusing.

4/5

Susan (TX) on Oct 25, 2024

good review of physical agent modalities. dynamic teacher with a wealth of experience. appreciated the examples. at times was going fast, but watching online made it easy to watch again!

5/5

Lynn (AZ) on Jul 22, 2024

for myself, as an older ot, i did not have instruction in modalities in my education. this was my first formal instructional experience. i felt it was a very good intro to the topic area for me, though i will need some in-person instruction to be able to utilize effectively. i found the instruction excellent- very clear explanations, with very appropriate supplemental materials\/guidelines for the modaility application. great teacher!

3/5

Tom (CA) on Jun 20, 2024

a bit basic content but with explanations that appear to cater to those with good in depth knowledge. i would have preferred more thorough explanations (or even complete sentences). i am much more interested in the details.

4/5

Cassie (CA) on Jun 02, 2024

very enjoyable course. i would have liked to have seen more on functional e-stim.

4/5

Lorna (PA) on May 21, 2024

she spoke a bit quickly

4/5

Karina (NM) on May 21, 2024

i was satisfied with this online course.

3/5

Samantha (MD) on May 09, 2024

i wish there was more information on tens and nmes for pain and muscle activation

5/5

Mary Ann (OR) on Apr 20, 2024

just don't mention amazon in the video.


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