
Sleep Apnea and Heart Failure: What do you need to know?
Sleep apnea affects many people that we work with in the rehab world. But do we really understand how it
Sleep apnea affects many people that we work with in the rehab world. But do we really understand how it
Have you ever wondered if there is anything that you can do to be happier at your job? If the
Edema management. It is not something that you can expect at every hospital… inpatient rehab… or even outpatient facility. Yet,
After a stroke, a person usually has a long road of rehabilitation ahead of them before they can get back
Do you have a robust oral care program in your facility? If not- your patients may well be suffering the
Dining club, dining program, supervised dining… these initiatives go by many names, but it might surprise you to learn what
Have you ever had difficulty convincing your patient with dementia to brush their teeth? You are not alone! Working in
The prevalence of diabetes continues to increase in the US (and worldwide) each year. Of all the complications that can
If you work in the field of rehab, you already know… this is a whole specialty unto itself! In-patient physical
If you work with patients recovering from a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI), you know that on occasion they may need
There is a solid chance you’ve heard the phrase ‘trust your gut.’ As a rehabilitation professional, you probably know when
Wound care treatment can be weird…and wonderful! You’re probably familiar with some of the more commonly seen wound care treatments-
In the acute in-patient rehab world, we don’t often have to set therapy goals for hospice or palliative care. Mostly,
Employment is an essential aspect of life- impacting how we view ourselves, our contributions to society at large, and self-esteem;
In Speech and Language Pathology graduate school, things seem very concrete. If a patient is doing X, then we, as the professional,
Cognitive impairment might not the first thing we think about when treating patients with congestive heart failure and anemia. But
Traditionally, the holiday season is a time for us to gather with friends and family, and to celebrate the various
What might your ostomy-related goals be in in-patient rehab? In in-patient rehab, stays may be short. When, as a nurse
Rehab professionals encounter pressure ulcers more frequently than we would like to admit. But you must wonder, with something that
Educating caregivers is such an important part of what we do as clinicians, and we all would like to think
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