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Save the Date for the 2nd Annual Research Event!

Brought to you by the AdventHealth University Department of Physical Therapy Faculty and Graduating Class of 2022.

Target Audience: Physical Therapists, Community CI's and Clinical Partners

Registration opens this fall - This event will fill up fast. Once you have completed registration you will receive an email with the Webinar links and instructions. 

Note: This event is accredited by the AdventHealth University DPT; 2 CEUs will be awarded upon full attendance and completion of program evaluation for this webinar; full attendance is required; no partial credit will be awarded. .

Save the Date. AdventHealth University's Hope Clinic is a place that welcomes individuals, without other rehabilitation treatment options, to receive free ideal care while contributing to student learning experiences. Nursing, Physical therapy, and Occupational therapy faculty team up together and with their respective students to offer an interdisciplinary focus in addressing a wide variety of chronic conditions affecting individual/family daily functions and quality of life.  This course presents 3 client case studies highlighting interprofessional collaboration and interventions that addressed the clients' challenges of having multiple chronic conditions with limited resources.

Note: Seating is limited so please register early. Once you have completed registration you will receive an email with the detailed instructions for this event. Social distancing (3 ft.) and masks are required. 

Accreditation: this event is accredited by CAPTE, AOTA, and AACN through the Adventhealth University  for 3 CEUS awarded upon full attendance and completion of program evaluation for this event; full attendance is required - no partial credit will be awarded.

Physical therapists currently rely upon a pathoanatomic diagnostic process during patient/client management of adults with shoulder pain, yet research indicates that patient impairments and functional limitations are often unrelated to the presence or absence of pathoanatomical findings.  This course will introduce the STAR-Shoulder classification system and explain how this approach facilitates the patient/client management model as described in the Guide to Physical Therapist Practice.

This program is accredited by CAPTE and provided by the AdventHealth University Department of Physical Therapy and upon successful completion the participant will receive 2 CEUs.