KatharineKellySPT

[KatharineKellySPT @KatKellySPT]

@BalsamItani I definitely struggle with this too, it's hard to keep up with documentation while treating, especially when there are so many different preferences on how to do it #CCIVc2023

[KatharineKellySPT @KatKellySPT]

@cbautista94 I agree! I had an eval for a pt with a language barrier combined with a neurodegenerative disorder, and it took a lot more to get a history #CCIVc2023

[KatharineKellySPT @KatKellySPT]

I found myself struggling in clinic while working through an hour long Parkinson's LSVT protocol in a busy/ open environment with a patient with advanced degenerative attention deficits #CCIVc2023

[KatharineKellySPT @KatKellySPT]

@BalsamItani #CCIVc2023

[KatharineKellySPT @KatKellySPT]

@BalsamItani I agree! In the past I've been at OP clinics with a pretty standard set of exercises prescribed for each condition, but it's been cool to see therapists adapt such functionally relevant and unique programs.

[American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) @APTA_official]

"We have to stop saying that we are primary care musculoskeletal providers. We are primary care providers, period." https://t.co/hMP8IK03Xx

[KatharineKellySPT @KatKellySPT]

@Joesantangelo__ #CCIVc2023

[KatharineKellySPT @KatKellySPT]

@Joesantangelo__ definitely! I loved that PT, OT, RD, nurses and everyone else were in constant communication when I was working IP. It made it easier to keep track of each pt day to day, and made the work even more enjoyable.

[KatharineKellySPT @KatKellySPT]

I was most surprised in clinic by the amount of strategies in the PT ~tool kit~ for primarily neurological disorders such as BPPVertigo #CCIVc2023

[KatharineKellySPT @KatKellySPT]

This semester I'm most excited about being fully in person #CCIVc2023