Recovery and Rehabilitation– A Lifelong Journey

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Recovery and Rehabilitation– A Lifelong Journey

Swedish Medical Center Subject Expert Jennifer Edwards, MSPT Swedish Medical Center Englewood, CO

Objectives Rehabilitation as a lifelong journey Rehabilitation goals and success factors Therapy interventions – PT/OT/SLP Sample interventions and examples Review main points Questions

Rehabilitation: A Lifelong Journey Start early – immediately after stroke Important for everyone yet different for everyone Does not undo damage caused by stroke Helps restore optimal health and function

Rehabilitation: A Lifelong Journey Goals of rehabilitation: Prevent complications Reduce disability Maximize function Improve independence Build strength and endurance Teach compensatory strategies

Rehabilitation Team Physical Therapist Speech Therapist Occupational Therapist Physician/Physiatrist Nurse Social Worker Dietician

Successful Rehabilitation Amount of damage and location of damage Proficiency of rehabilitation team Cooperation and support of family and friends Commitment to rehab program

Therapy Interventions Wide variety of strategies, technologies and techniques Not every intervention is appropriate for every person Skilled evaluation and a customized treatment plan is essential for maximizing benefits

Therapy Interventions Basic principles: High repetition: Practice, practice, practice! Goal-oriented action (vs. isolated movement) Lifelong practice and commitment Early intervention is key BUT important changes can be made years after stroke Plateau in progress is normal and continuous therapy is not always necessary

Physical Therapy Interventions Body weight-supported treadmill training (BWSTT) Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES) Virtual Reality (Wii) EMG Biofeedback Neuromuscular Facilitation

Occupational Therapy Interventions Constraint-induced Movement Therapy (CIMT) Mirror Therapy Functional Electric Stimulation (FES) Vision Therapy Driving Screen

Speech Therapy Interventions VitalStim Flexible Endoscopic Evaluation of Swallow (FEES) Cognitive Retraining Language Retraining Swallow Retraining

Rehabilitation Summary Important for everyone yet different for everyone Does not undo damage caused by stroke Reduces disability, maximizes function/independence Builds strength and endurance Lifelong journey that depends on: Amount of damage and location of damage Skill of rehabilitation team Cooperation and support of family and friends Commitment to rehab program

Questions? 14

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