Overcoming Pain and Improving Function Therapeutic Strategies for Degenerative Joint Disease Overcoming Pain and Improving Function HANDS SHOULDERS HIPS KNEES Therapeutic Strategies for Degenerative Joint Disease A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION CONNECTING KNOWLEDGE WITH NEED SINCE 1979 47590 NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION US POSTAGE PAID EAU CLAIRE WI PERMIT NO 32729 PESI Rehab P.O. Box 900 Eau Claire, WI 54702-0900 A division of PESI, Inc. www.pesirehab.com Cherry Hill, NJ Wednesday, October 19, 2016 Live Video Webcast Wednesday, October 19, 2016 Edison, NJ Thursday, October 20, 2016 Parsippany, NJ Friday, October 21, 2016 HANDS SHOULDERS HIPS KNEES Diagnostic Techniques & Clinical Clues for the Evaluation of DJD Options and Strategies to Prevent or Delay Arthritic Changes Rehabilitation and Recovery Techniques to Return Adult Patients to Active Lifestyles Case Studies and Practice Labs 1. Summarize the commonly-experienced condition of degenerative joint disease. 2. Explain focused history taking techniques and examination methods to create diagnostic skills for evaluation of upper and lower extremity degenerative joints. 3. Evaluate the decision-making processes regarding conservative and surgical treatment options for patients with degenerative joints. 4. Obtain methods to effectively educate patients regarding: the arthritic process, treatment options, recovery steps, and long-term expectations. 5. Describe recovery and rehabilitation stages to counsel and consult patients. 6. Determine the strategies to share with patients to optimally prevent or delay arthritic changes. Diagnostic Criteria for Degenerative Joint Disease (DJD) • American Medical Association (AMA) Guidelines • Arthritis foundation’s guidelines Patient Presentation • Medical history • DJD v. Rheumatoid Arthritis v. Gout • Other Arthritic conditions The Pathophysiology of DJD in: • Weight bearing joints • Non-weight bearing joints • The spine Joint Conservation • Silver Sneakers • Ergonomic work and home environments • Biomechanics • Positional awareness Techniques to Maintain Mobility • Motion is lotion • Muscle balance • Joint stability • Diet and supplements -Super foods -Over the counter supplements Medical Management • Medication -Benefits -Risks Surgical • Arthroscopy • Total joint arthroplasty -Total hip -Total knee -Total shoulder · Conventional · Reverse • Ankle • MCP replacement Physical Therapy Management • Pre-Hab -Introduction of assistive devices -Pre-op exercise program -Smoking cessation -Weight reduction -Motivational interviewing techniques Total Joint Regimens • Acute care post-op -Post-op teaching -Gait instruction specific to intervention -Exercise programs -Critical pathways • Precautions Out Patient Rehab • Program Goals • Design of exercise regimen • Scar care management • Outcome measure • Gait Progression -Household v. community ambulation -Addressing the “What can I do?” -Mature adult -Middle aged adult Convalescence • 1+ year to complete recovery • Activity guideline • Quality of life • Cost benefits of activities Rehab OBJECTIVES OBJECTIVES Live Seminar & Webcast Schedule) (Times listed in Eastern) 7:30 Registration/Morning Coffee & Tea 8:00 Program begins 11:50-1:00 Lunch (on your own) 4:00 Program ends 10 – 15 minute mid-morning and mid-afternoon breaks For locations and maps, go to www.pesirehab.com, find your event, and click on the seminar title. Cherry Hill, NJ October 19, 2016 Live Video Webcast October 19, 2016 Edison, NJ October 20, 2016 Parsippany, NJ October 21, 2016 Rehab
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Overcoming Pain and Improving Function
Therapeutic Strategies for
Degenerative Joint Disease
Overcoming Pain and Improving Function
HANDS SHOULDERS
HIPS KNEES
Therapeutic Strategies for
Degenerative Joint Disease
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Live Video Webcast Wednesday, October 19, 2016
Edison, NJ Thursday, October 20, 2016
Parsippany, NJ Friday, October 21, 2016
HANDS SHOULDERS HIPS KNEESDiagnostic Techniques & Clinical Clues for
the Evaluation of DJD
Options and Strategies to Prevent or Delay Arthritic Changes
Rehabilitation and Recovery Techniques to Return Adult Patients to Active Lifestyles
Case Studies and Practice Labs
1. Summarize the commonly-experienced condition of degenerative joint disease.
2. Explain focused history taking techniques and examination methods to create diagnostic skills for evaluation of upper and lower extremity degenerative joints.
3. Evaluate the decision-making processes regarding conservative and surgical treatment options for patients with degenerative joints.
4. Obtain methods to effectively educate patients regarding: the arthritic process, treatment options, recovery steps, and long-term expectations.
5. Describe recovery and rehabilitation stages to counsel and consult patients.
6. Determine the strategies to share with patients to optimally prevent or delay arthritic changes.
OUTLINE
OBJECTIVES
Diagnostic Criteria for Degenerative Joint Disease (DJD)
• American Medical Association (AMA) Guidelines
• Arthritis foundation’s guidelines
Patient Presentation• Medical history• DJD v. Rheumatoid Arthritis v. Gout• Other Arthritic conditions
The Pathophysiology of DJD in:• Weight bearing joints• Non-weight bearing joints• The spine
Joint Conservation• Silver Sneakers• Ergonomic work and home
environments• Biomechanics• Positional awareness
Techniques to Maintain Mobility• Motion is lotion• Muscle balance• Joint stability• Diet and supplements
-Super foods-Over the counter supplements
Medical Management• Medication
-Benefits -Risks
Surgical• Arthroscopy• Total joint arthroplasty
-Total hip -Total knee-Total shoulder
· Conventional · Reverse
• Ankle• MCP replacement
Physical Therapy Management• Pre-Hab
-Introduction of assistive devices-Pre-op exercise program-Smoking cessation-Weight reduction-Motivational interviewing techniques
Total Joint Regimens• Acute care post-op
-Post-op teaching-Gait instruction specific to intervention-Exercise programs-Critical pathways
• Precautions
Out Patient Rehab• Program Goals • Design of exercise regimen• Scar care management• Outcome measure• Gait Progression
-Household v. community ambulation-Addressing the “What can I do?”-Mature adult-Middle aged adult
Convalescence• 1+ year to complete recovery • Activity guideline • Quality of life • Cost benefits of activities
Rehab
OBJECTIVES
OBJECTIVES
Live Seminar & Webcast Schedule)
(Times listed in Eastern)
7:30 Registration/Morning Coffee & Tea8:00 Program begins11:50-1:00 Lunch (on your own)4:00 Program ends10 – 15 minute mid-morning and mid-afternoon breaks For locations and maps, go to www.pesirehab.com, find your event, and click on the seminar title.
Cherry Hill, NJ October 19, 2016
Live Video Webcast October 19, 2016
Edison, NJ October 20, 2016
Parsippany, NJ October 21, 2016Rehab
Why Do I Hurt? A Patient Book About the Neuroscience of PainBy Adriaan Louw, PT, PH.D., M.APP.SC.
Physical therapist and clinical neuroscience researcher Adriaan Louw’s patient book Why Do I Hurt? incorporates
the latest neuroscience understanding of pain, especially chronic pain. Recent research shows that patients who understand how pain works, the biology and physiology behind their pain, are able to move more freely, exercise more, have less fear and experience less pain. Research also shows that everyone has the ability to understand the complex subject of pain, if approached in the right way.
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Overcoming Pain and Improving Function
Therapeutic Strategies for
Degenerative Joint Disease
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For many adults, an active lifestyle is simply a way of life. The process of degenerative joint disease, or arthritis, often stops them in their tracks. Getting patients back into action, while curbing patient re-admission and managing Medicare’s multiple procedure payment reduction and therapy cap are challenges you face every day. Attend this seminar and gain valuable tips and strategies to address these challenges.Join Shane Malecha, PT, DPT, MS, CSCS, and learn the concepts of Degenerative Joint Disease in a way that makes a confusing and often overwhelming topic
fun, understandable and applicable to the next patient interaction. Case studies and mock patient presentations not only make the seminar fun and entertaining, they also put the concepts into action, allowing you to create a thought pattern to apply when a patient is in your office. Shane will take you through the assessment process, detailing the key steps of the pathology, evaluation techniques and concepts, specifically including skills to evaluate and treat the degenerative joint. You will learn the non-operative and surgical interventions currently being used to treat DJD patients, as well as the latest rehabilitation protocols that will take the individual to active once again.
SHANE MALECHA, PT, DPT, MS, CSCS, maintains a current clinical practice for Aegis Therapies and has assisted many degenerative joint patients to accomplish their rehabilitation goals. Past professional experiences include insights gained working in inpatient, rehabilitation, home health and orthopedic/sports medicine clinic settings. Through these roles, he has assumed both staff clinician and director responsibilities. Dr. Malecha also contributes his time to the Journal of Orthopedic and Sports Physical Therapy as a reviewer and the American Physical Therapy Association’s Advisory Panel of Education. He graduated from Massachusetts General Hospital’s Institute of Health Professions with a doctoral degree, received his Masters Degree in Science from the University of Wisconsin-LaCrosse, and a B.A. in Biology/Pre-Medicine from St. Mary’s University of Minnesota. Additionally, Dr. Malecha is certified by the NSCA as a strength and conditioning specialist. As a sought-after presenter, he enjoys sharing his knowledge with interdisciplinary audiences around the country.Speaker Disclosures:
Financial: Shane Malecha has an employment relationship with Aegis Therapies. He receives a speaking honorarium from PESI, Inc.
Nonfinancial: Shane Malecha is a reviewer for the Journal of Orthopedic and Sports Physical Therapy. He is a member of the American Physical Therapy Association’s Advisory Panel of Education.
