TBI still a hot topic – CEU course returns in 2015

Shared from PT in Motion (June 25th 2014 )

TBI Reauthorization Bill Approved by House

The US House of Representatives passed the TBI Reauthorization Act (H.R. 1098) on June 25th and will now move to the Senate. 

 If it is signed into law, the act will provide funding to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the National Institutes of Health (NIH), and the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) for TBI research and programs supporting individuals with brain injury. 

Lezlie Davidson returns to Education Resources in 2015 with Traumatic Brain Injury: Cognitive Rehab, a Foundation for Functional Success

Multiple dates will be offered and we are currently confirming venues
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Free CEU course awarded to New Grads

CONGRATULATIONS RECENT GRADS

Thank you to all the new therapists who joined our mailing list, and congratulations on your graduation. We are sure that you will enjoy your chosen profession and enjoy the rewards that it will bring.

We were thrilled to announce that we have awarded a free CEU course to some of the entries.

Education Resources would like to help you plan your future professional development and guide you through your continuing education requirements.

We offer relevant dynamic continuing education courses  for PT’s, PTA’s, OT’s OTA’s and SLP’s  in a full range of specialties: Pediatrics, Special Education, Adult/Geriatric Rehab., Feeding, Acute Care, NICU, Home Care, and many more.

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Please feel free to post any thoughts and comments; ideas for future courses, topics, future speakers. We look forward to welcoming you to our ERI community.

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Physical Therapy Designed for Cardiac, Pulmonary Patients

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Our new Faculty Member Komal Deokule shares how her clinic caters to the special needs of cardiac and pulmonary patients:

Please listen to her podcast  shared with you from “pttalker”

Please share with us how your clinic meets the special needs of this group of patients.

 

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Therapies in the School Online CEU Courses – Testimonial

Great Testimonial for our Online Courses….. thank you Amanda

What can I say, I am already halfway through my online version of Therapies in the School and I have already learned so much about current topics that I was interested in!!! Education Resources is always my preference for continuing education opportunities and I am thrilled to have access to an online version of one of your amazing courses. I would love to see more and more online versions of the courses you offer. Thanks so much!”
Amanda

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New Intensive Lab course for Therapists Treating Acutely Ill Patients

We are excited to announce a new valuable addition to our list of distinguished faculty members:

KOMAL DEOKULE PT, MSc.PT, CCS, MCSP, MPNZ, MIAP Komal photo.JPG resized

Komal Deokule is a respected clinician and renowned instructor and brings a unique perspective from her international training and diverse clinical background.
She is a Board Certified Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Clinical Specialist and the founder of Vital Physical Therapy out-patient practice specializing in cardiovascular and pulmonary out-patients. She is also an adjunct faculty at the University of St. Augustine, CA teaching on the cardiopulmonary course in the DPT program. Komal has over 20 years of clinical experience as a cardiopulmonary Physical Therapist. She has worked with patients with heart-lung, liver transplants, cardiac and thoracic surgeries, mobilizing medically complex patients in ICUs, and in outpatient cardiac and pulmonary rehabilitation. 

Komal will be teaching her new course:

Management of Acutely Ill Patients:
An Evidence Based Approach From A Cardiopulmonary Perspective
Intensive Lab
Pediatric through Geriatric

September 19-20, 2014 – Edgewood, KY
October 17-18, 2014 – Portland, OR

This course gives an evidence based clinical approach to the cardiopulmonary perspective of assessment and management of acutely-ill patients (of any diagnosis) across the continuum of care. Therapists working in different settings are frequently challenged with complex patients with cardiopulmonary diagnoses or multiple systemic co-morbidities with effects on the cardiopulmonary system. This course will empower the therapist with assessment tools and understanding of the pathophysiology of cardiopulmonary conditions, to modify their therapy accordingly. The course content includes cardiopulmonary physical examination including auscultation, ABG analysis, CXR etc, exercise testing and prescription with strong emphasis on outcome measures and documenting
effectiveness of therapy. Pulmonary interventions taught in this course are positioning, breathing techniques, chest clearance techniques and adjuncts of respiratory therapy like use of flutter, acapella etc.

Please visit the course page for a full schedule, to download a brochure, or to register.

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