4th Annual Critical Care Rehabilitation Conference - Day 3 ONLY: Main Conference

This live, synchronous, virtual course will occur Saturday May13th 2023.

Agenda Overview:

What it means to have early rehab – Panel
Effective Rounding and Medical Record Review; Using the information you have to maximize your early rehab program
Getting Creative with Patient Engagement, What makes us different
Lunch Break & Networking
Concurrent Session 1: Room 1: Advanced Circulatory Devices
Concurrent Session 1: Room 2: Trauma & Surgery Critical Care
Concurrent Session 2: Room 1: Neurological Critical Care
Concurrent Session 2: Room 2: Navigating the Medical ICU
Concurrent Roundtable 1: Room 1: Clinical
Concurrent Roundtable 2: Room 2: Administrative

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Objectives of this course:

1. Identify the factors that determine a critical care patient’s readiness for participation in rehabilitation 
2. Identify when the patient’s clinical presentation or response to treatment indicates a need to modify or terminate treatment
3. Describe the impact of early rehab for different patient populations
4. Discuss strategies for inter-professional collaboration with the medical teams to advocate for and develop early rehabilitation in the critical care population 

This course is intended for Occupational Therapists, Occupational Therapy Assistants, Occupational Therapy students, Physical Therapists, Physical Therapy Assistants, and Physical Therapy students.

*No content from Day 1 (Foundational Courses for Acute Care Rehabilitation) or Day 2 (Foundational Courses for Critical Care Rehabilitation) will be repeated on Day 3. To review any of that content, please register for the full conference.

This course is approved by APTA Michigan for 7.5 CEUs, and qualifies for NBCOT CEUs. Please check with your state licensing body to determine if courses approved by APTA MI are eligible for CEUs in your state. This course provides live, synchronous CEUs (attendance will be taken).

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