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0.65 – 0.9 ASHA/AOTA/APTA Continuing Ed. Hours/CEUs

UPDATE YOUR CARE PLAN: DIABETES (3 CEUs)

Dive deeper into the clinical implications of diabetes and some common complications that therapists and nurses face each day – retinopathy, neuropathy, peripheral arterial disease, and wounds.  Discover practical ways you can make a difference!

UPDATE YOUR CARE PLAN: HEART FAILURE (2 CEUs)

Learn how your practice will change by becoming familiar with staging of heart failure, and what the signs and symptoms mean to clinical practice.  Complications and risk factors are discussed, along with clinical implications of heart failure medications.

CANCER CARE: A COLLABORATIVE APPROACH (3 CEUs)

Many issues hold clinicians back in the treatment of the oncologic population.  This course discusses common fears and myths related to treatment and provides the clinician the ability to make informed decisions about the plan of care they design.  Cheat sheets and assessment tools included!

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LIFE WITH DYSPHAGIA: KNOCKING DOWN SOCIAL & ETHICAL BARRIERS (3 CEUs)

This course examines eating behaviors and interventions to lessen the impact dysphagia can have. Approaches to care, caregiver burden, condition-specific treatments, and ethical dilemmas are discussed here with a lively and experienced presenter!

UPDATE YOUR CARE PLAN: BALANCE REHAB (3 CEUs)

This 3-hour seminar focuses on identifying impairment in the balance system, how to make motor learning most effective, and implementing evidenced-based treatments for balance rehab.  Information provided is immediately applicable to practice!

UPDATE YOUR CARE PLAN: ACQUIRED BRAIN INJURY & BEHAVIOR MANAGEMENT (3 CEUs)

We provide you with the tools you need to enhance your practice, make treatments more effective, educate caregivers and loved ones, and most importantly manage and promote positive behavioral change during the course of rehab following a brain injury.

SETTLED AND SECURE: ADDRESSING CHALLENGING BEHAVIORS ASSOCIATED WITH DEMENTIA (1.5 CEUs)

Challenging behavior can be a difficult area to work with, especially in a busy clinical environment.  Here, we provide very simple techniques and skills to engage your clients, build rapport, and change the way you approach dementia.