Big emphasis that our educational marketing campaign is targeted toward healthcare providers to educate them on the pelvic referral process and to disperse information throughout the medical field. #dudpthod
With Dukelegates right around the corner, we just want to remind everyone that the Optimizing Postpartum Outcomes Act (H.R. 2480) will raise awareness of the availability and importance of pelvic health PT for postpartum women. #dudpthod
https://t.co/ak5EKTlBq0
This Flash Action Strategy led to 5,000 letters being sent to Congress supporting the Optimizing Postpartum Outcomes Act! That's a whole lot of support! #dudpthod
Some of the inspiration for our motion came from this Student-Led Flash Action Strategy to support pelvic health physical therapy! #dudpthod
https://t.co/kPKlCLhXQS
Urinary incontinence is very common for postpartum women, but it's not something that they have to live with! Pelvic health physical therapy can help! #dudpthod
We are thrilled to announce our mentors who will be guiding us on May 20th! #dudpthod
Dr. Carol Figuers, MS, PT, EdD
Dr. Robin Baker, PT, DPT
Dr. Terry Kienle, PT, DPT
Dr. Kathy Mariella, PT, DPT
We are so honored and excited to announce our co-sponsors: #dudpthod
Dr. Carol Figuers, MS, PT, EdD
Dr. Tiffany Adams, PT, DPT, MBA, PhD
Dr. Richard Clendaniel, PT, PhD, FAPTA
Dr. Marcus Roll, PT, DPT
Erin Bristow, MSN, FNP-C, RN
Here are some reasons to refer ALL pregnant clients to a Pelvic Health PT from the APTA:
1. address injuries and postpartum complications
2. reduce postpartum risks
3. help prevent depression
Click the link to read about the last 2! #dudpthod
https://t.co/aKRFfYnrNz
Did you know the U.S. is the only country studied that does not guarantee access to provider home visits or paid parental leave in the postpartum period๐ค #dudpthod
The APTA has a whole page dedicated to resources to increase public awareness! The campaign right now is dedicated to supporting the Economic Value of PT report! #dudpthod
https://t.co/MJ71MqtMeJ
About how many people are born in the United States each day? aka how many women begin the postpartum period? (the correct answer comes from data collected by the CDC in 2021) #dudpthod
Some individual factors that are associated with the utilization of prenatal and postpartum physical therapy are age, educational level, experience of depressive symptoms, and pregnancy status. #dudpthod
https://t.co/jgSlVhso5O
@DukeHOD13 This is a great point! We are charging the APTA for an educational marketing campaign to promote pelvic health for all prenatal and postpartum individuals, which could also bring awareness to women's health residencies! #dudpthod
Discover pelvic health treatment options in your area! Whether you are a patient seeking specialty care by geographic location and subspecialty search filters or a PT needing to promote your clinic, the Academy's got you covered. https://t.co/YXrWdC6vN9