Description

Details:

Course Name: Achieving Functional Goals After Stroke
Presenter: Ann Newstead, PT, DPT, PhD, NCS, GCS
Price: $130.00  
Number of CCU’s / Contact Hours: 15
Target Audience: PT’s, PTA”s, OT, OTA’s
Included: One Link to Access the Entire Set of Videos, A Course Manual (e-mailed), Sign-in Sheet, Evaluation and Summary Sheet

Course Description:

The numbers of people who survive a stroke is increasing. This course is a beginning to advanced course designed for physical and occupational therapists and assistants who will perform examination and treatment interventions of people with various types of stroke in acute, in and out patient rehabilitation and home health settings. Current evidence-based practice will be included

Topics

Etiology of Stroke, Examination and Assessment of Persons with Stroke, Examination Principles and Examination Techniques (Impairment
based examination e.g. cognition, cranial nerve testing, motor and sensory testing, flexibility, tone, coordination, vestibular and goal setting with development of the plan of care), Examination Techniques (Functional posture, balance and locomotion tools and gait analysis)
Case Studies With Use of Videos, Goal Setting and Evidence-based Treatment Management Plan for
People With Stroke, Treatment Management Demonstration – Constraint Induced Treatment Management (CIMT) Approach
Treatment Management Demonstration – Neurofacilitation and Motor Control / Motor Learning Techniques, Treatment Management Demonstration: (Gait and Balance Strategies for people with stroke e.g. body weight support, functional task specific training and motor retraining program), Case Studies With Use of Videos

Learning Objectives:

Understand the etiology, differential diagnosis, pathophysiology of stroke
Perform a systems examination, identify impairments, functional limitations, secondary problems and establish goals
Develop a comprehensive treatment management plan using a variety of techniques
with consideration to d/c planning, team and psychosocial aspects of care
Become more familiar with evidence based practice for treatment of persons after
stroke

Presenter: Ann Newstead, PT, PhD, NCS, GCS

Ann Newstead, PT, PhD, NCS, GCS  is a graduate of State University College at Potsdam, New York with BA degree in 1976, University of Alabama with MS and PT degree in 1978 and University of Texas with PhD degree in Kinesiology/Movement Science in 2010. Ann has worked in rehabilitation inpatient, outpatient and home health settings. She has worked in faculty positions at the University of Texas Medical Branch Galveston from 1992-1996; The University of Texas Health Science Center San Antonio from 1997-2010; University of Incarnate Word San Antonio from 2010-2012 and West Coast University from 2012-2016. Dr. Ann now owns her clinic known as Ahnew Physical Therapy. Ann received her Geriatric Clinical Specialization from 2005-present; Neurological Clinical Specialization from 1994-present; Vestibular Rehabilitation Certification in 2008 and APTA Certified Exercise Expert in Aging Adults in 2011. Ann has published research in the area of balance, older adults and brain injury. Ann is an active member of the American Physical Therapy Association