1000reps/day: Strategies to increase amounts of practice in rehab - on Zoom
Event description
This workshop will run over two dates, four hours each: 30th April & 14th May 2024 starting at 6pm to 10pm Sydney time.
This workshop outlines the evidence for increased practice in rehabilitation and practical strategies to increase amounts of practice
Target audience - Health professionals working in an inpatient, outpatient or community rehabilitation setting
Workshop format - This workshop will be conducted via Zoom across two x 4-hour sessions. Participants will be given homework to complete before each session.
Time: 6.00pm - 10.00pm Sydney, Australia time (AEST). This time should suit European and UK therapists (Start time in London 9.00am) as well as Australia (Start time in Brisbane 6.00pm, Adelaide 5.30pm, Perth 4.00pm).Check your timezone: https://www.timeanddate.com/wo...
Cost: $288.19 AUD ($250 workshop fee + $11.90 Humanitix Booking Fee + $26.20 GST)
(NB There is an option to request an invoice at the point of payment - an invoice will be automatically generated and emailed to you - this suits some therapists who cannot pay directly via credit card/ Paypal and/or wish their employer to pay for the fee).Presenters - Dr Simone Dorsch (PT) and Dr Annie McCluskey (OT)
Learning Outcomes - At the completion of this workshop, registrants should be able to:
• Outline the evidence for a dose-response relationship between amount of practice and outcomes
• Describe strategies to increase patient motivation and empowerment
• Describe effective instructions and feedback during practice
• Describe strategies to set up the environment for safe and effective semi-supervised practice
• Describe strategies to increase attendance and participation in classes
• Outline the evidence for and describe strategies to increase carer involvement in practice
• Outline the evidence for increasing adherence to independent exercise programmes
• Discuss and implement strategies to increase intensity of practice in your workplace
For more information about this workshop go to www.StrokeEd.com