About this Event
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Program Objectives: All Northwell Health interprofessional continuing education (IPCE) activities are intended to improve patient care, safety and outcomes. At the conclusion of this conference participants should be able to:
- Demonstrate treatment options for acute versus chronic ankle, knee, hip, shoulder, and elbow injuries.
- Describe the functional assessment of specific joint conditions.
- Discuss specific exercise techniques and treatment plans for different joints and determine the efficacy of these strategies
- Identify methods to improve communication with patients and enhance rehabilitation and recovery from various joint injuries.
Course Directors:
Kenneth Zaslav, MD
Kevin Cipriano, MD
Statement of Need: Clinicians who are currently involved throughout the patient continuum of care continuously being presented with various new treatment options, both surgical and non-surgical. Given the influx of new information, these options are now having to be taken into consideration when treating patients for various joint conditions. This activity will address the gap of knowledge that exists as new information continues to evolve, as well as minimal evidence-based outcomes research. Due to the knowledge gaps, clinicians who consistently treat head, ankle, knee, hip, shoulder, and elbow injuries and conditions, now find themselves having to make difficult decisions in a patient's treatment and plan of care, often times evoking peer-to-peer controversy. This educational activity is designed to change how a clinician will consider a patient's plan of care after recognizing the potential positive and negative impacts posed by the variety of clinical interventions, both in the orthopedic continuum & rehabilitation continuum of care in order to achieve the best possible patient outcomes.
Recognition of Program Support:
An announcement of program support will be made to all attendees prior to the start of the symposium.
Conference Coordinated By:
- Northwell Orthopedics
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
159 W 25th St, 159 West 25th Street, New York, United States
USD 20.00 to USD 50.00
