Elle Morgan, PT, DPT

#TS #pt582 I think self-efficacy, depression, and anxiety are important things to consider that might be more prominent in this pop

#SH #pt582 May not be directly associated w/ OA but injury hx, obesity, lifestyle & genetics play a role clinicalcorrelations.org/?p=6437

@PaigeJohnsonSPT @Can74Newell #PT582 #PJ Maybe heavy assistance to stabilize on the ball to start; progressing to less and less assistance as the pt. becomes confident?

#pt582 #CS Prehab group (ACLR) scored better on Modified Cincinnati Knee Rating as well as single-leg hop test drdavidgeier.com/prehab-acl-sur…

#PT582 #ML RCT for tennis elbow suggests ecc leads to faster reduction in p! and greater strength gains journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.117…

#PT582 #KR May not have reduced injuries in women, but xtraining can ^ aerobic and muscle endurance ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/labs/articles/…

@jam2329m #PT582 If OA is advised against, is there a way to perform similar movements w/ less impact. Perhaps in the pool?

@kaburger94 #PT582 Good find! Chair rise makes sense, but it's interesting that they use jumping and sprinting; are those functional for those ages?

@Raquel_M_Hanna #PT582 Great! Functionality seems to be key, so it may be dependent on what activities the pt wishes to do outside of PT.

@CODYCHANGSPT @Sarah_Goodman55 @NAUPT582 #PT582 I would be interested in this as well. Do you think there are considerations that are unique to prescribing plyos to an elderly pt?

@Sarah_Goodman55 #PT582 Awesome! Do you think this approach could help with compliance as the pts won't need equipment to complete?

@Crock4dS #PT582 This is great! Especially knowing that the geriatric pop is at higher risk for falls.

@Raquel_M_Hanna @NAUPT582 #PT582 Thanks, Raquel! Do you think the combination of RT and plyos is best, or does the 'something is better than nothing' mantra apply?

@PaigeJohnsonSPT #PT582 Good find, Paige! I definitely think plyos can especially benefit post-menopausal women as we know their bone mass is lesser.

@ajh497 #EB #PT582 I agree; manual resistance also allows PT to feel the strength of the pt. Con may be inability to maintain consistent resistance?

#PT582 #MM Studies lend support to RT with CV pts, but it seems prior aerobic conditioning is helpful circ.ahajournals.org/content/101/7/…

@kcunninghamspt @Taylorhagel #PT582 #KC I think pts always feel more comfortable with the licensed PT, in my opinion.

@kcunninghamspt @Taylorhagel #PT582 #KC This could be helpful for our productivity system now; but maybe not what supporters of value-based care want? Not so personal

@SHyde03 #PT582 #MH #SH confidence in being able to perform exercises alone might be another consideration and something pts don't always admit to?

#MH #PT582 Many barriers to consider for HEP. Self-efficacy being one that both pts and PTs might not address? physio-pedia.com/Adherence_to_H…