8 Best Practices for Running a Neuroscience Institute
... Best Practices for Running a Neuroscience Institute Before the expansion, the institute often reached capacity and had to decline patient transfers from outside facilities because patients with neurological problems can't be put in any critical care bed and must be monitored by trained neuro nurses. As … Read more on Becker’s Hospital Review Sean Connolly moved to rehab unit Sean is at Great Western Hospital and the move means he will receive physio and other forms of neurological stimulation between 9am and 5pm every day. An update on the Help Sean Connolly Facebook group said: “This will give him the very best chance … Read more on Swindon Advertiser Read ...
Shared Stroke Experiences as Therapy
... stroke experiences as therapy “I'll be taking an instructors course in January and I'll be working with Sandy Watson's (tailored aquatics program) at the pool with stroke patients who are going through rehab as I have.” Stroke patients and caregivers interested in attending the … Read more on Alberta Daily Herald Tribune Speedy Response Key for Stroke Victims The rehab unit focuses on getting patients to their previous level of functioning, said Staci Stone, director of the acute rehab and transitional care units. Physical and occupational therapists and nurses trained in rehab make up the staffing. Its … Read more on HispanicBusiness.com Read ...
St. Joseph's Hospital Physical Rehab Unit Gets Makeover
... Joseph's Hospital physical rehab unit gets makeover Filed under: physical rehabilitation hospitals After almost a year's worth of renovations, St. Joseph's Hospital in Elmira is about ready to unveil its new outpatient rehabilitation department. Although the facility is still awaiting delivery of a few more pieces of rehab equipment, the 15,000 … Read more on Elmira Star-Gazette A former Moss Rehab patient decides to give M Filed under: physical rehabilitation hospitals Read ...
Cornell Cardiac Rehab With the Makoto Arena
... Cardiac Rehab with the Makoto Arena – Cornell Cardiac Rehabilitation Center in New York City is one of the first facilities to utilize interactive fitness equipment for mentally engaging physical therapy. This is one of the very first models of the Makoto Arena. Health Calendar Filed under: cardiac rehab center EVENTS. HEART HEALTH: Mary Ann Majewski, the lead nurse in Advocate Condell's Cardiac Rehab Unit, will present “10,000 Steps to Better Health” Nov. … 20 at 7 p.m. at Hunter Family Center for Women's Health, 660 N. Westmoreland Road, Lake Forest. Read more on Lake County News Sun Read ...
Anyone Have a Bad Breeder Experience to Share?
by Donald Lee Pardue Question by Rachal961: Anyone have a bad breeder experience to share? Maybe a few people will be enlightened if we share our personal experiences….here is mine. 2 years ago, my mother in law got a shihtzu puppy as a “something to look forward to when she got out of cardiac rehab” Suffice it to say, she spent the next 14 months in and out of the hospital then passed away, so I had this dog from the time he was 10 weeks old….his parentage is unknown to me, no papers, etc. I am no expert, but I have had dogs of every size and configuration for many many moons- Let me tell you about Porkchop- the worlds most awful dog- He has been lovingly cared for, housebroke easily, etc. He has the worst skin problems ever, he virtually lives on Benedryl or he will scratch himself till he bleeds, we have to keep him trimmed down to 1/2″ of hair or less or he will also get hot spots, he lives inside, eats only Canidae, has all his shots, etc. He ha ...
Question To/about Physiatrists/physiatry URGENT (Physical Therapy Student Asking) (PHYSICAL MEDICINE and REHAB?
Question by sebastian: Question to/about physiatrists/physiatry URGENT (Physical Therapy student asking) (PHYSICAL MEDICINE AND REHAB? Hello everybody, I have a few questions either to physiatrists, or anyone who could help me clear out these doubts about physiatry. Well, I’m a physical therapist student, currently ending my first year. Where I study Physical Therapy is a 4 year career. I’ve heard people talk about “Physiatry” or Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, and researching about that medial specialization, It just sounds excellent, someone I’m really interested in and would love to work along side with one. Now I had a series of questions, so I guess I’ll start here. Obviously, compared to a PT, a physiatrist studies many more years to become one. It’s a bit hard for me to completely comprehend and understand EXACTLY what ALL the differences are between a PT and a physiatrist, aside from the most obvious “one has to go through m ...