Sarah E.

[Sarah E. @sellison111]

#PT676 assessment of car set up and posture can help paint better picture of patient's posture and symptom irritability

[Sarah E. @sellison111]

#PT676 good template for journal club article review http://t.co/JXFqBFPyCb

[Sarah E. @sellison111]

@tso_tiffany re: tweetchat conversation. Fear Avoidance Beliefs Questionnaire also helpful when ranking on VAS is not reflective #PT676

[Sarah E. @sellison111]

@KStuart_14 @tso_tiffany #PT676 this is also very helpful when the VAS report does not seem reflective of pt response to therapy

[Sarah E. @sellison111]

@lnburns1014 @krimsmit @asmigliani217 I write my plan based on subjective while pt is filling out functional assessment form #PT676

[Sarah E. @sellison111]

#PT676 knowing the basics of joint mobilization is huge! then applying it in WB positions has been helpful in improving ambulation

[Sarah E. @sellison111]

#PT676 alternating between UE and LE activities can be helpful in preventing fatigue

[Sarah E. @sellison111]

@asmigliani217 also important to document these types of compensations with MMT #PT676

[Sarah E. @sellison111]

@IHP_PTClinEd clear and concise is key! #PT676

[Sarah E. @sellison111]

@AllisBecky at least for therex, seeing if you can reduce verbal cueing after pt ed is a way to assess change in their actions #PT676

[Sarah E. @sellison111]

#PT676 it really helps to reflect with my CI to see if pt ed was effective

[Sarah E. @sellison111]

@AndyK_SPTweets good point! also makes doing a reassessment much easier #PT676

[Sarah E. @sellison111]

#PT676 also considering language barriers is important in delivery of patient ed

[Sarah E. @sellison111]

@iancahir agreed! telling the patient what to expect helps patient feel more comfortable #PT676

[Sarah E. @sellison111]

#PT676 new parents make up an important population for patient education on proper body mechanics for lifting and bending

[Sarah E. @sellison111]

#PT676 Has anyone tried using a metronome for gait training? Found using repetitive one word cues can help.

[Sarah E. @sellison111]

#PT676 education on how to get up from kneeling position very appreciated by patients with lower extremity injuries

[Sarah E. @sellison111]

#PT676 Many simple, specific questions tend to be more effective than fewer broad questions on the subjective exam.

[Sarah E. @sellison111]

#PT676 Food for thought on dorsiflexion: http://t.co/ywCGgCx2qj

[Sarah E. @sellison111]

#PT676 wearing colored band on your arm helps keep track of which is the injured limb when working with clients