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Concepts of Rehabilitation

1. Concepts of Rehabilitation. Primary Rehabilitation Team Members. Sport rehabilitation specialist (ATC). Athlete training students. Physician. Family/Parents. Coach. Patient/Athlete. Orthopedist. Psychologist/Counselor. Secondary Rehabilitation Team Members. Orthotist. Nutritionist.

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Concepts of Rehabilitation

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  1. 1 Concepts of Rehabilitation

  2. Primary Rehabilitation Team Members Sport rehabilitation specialist (ATC) Athlete training students Physician Family/Parents Coach Patient/Athlete Orthopedist Psychologist/Counselor

  3. Secondary Rehabilitation Team Members Orthotist Nutritionist Sport teammates Teachers Athletic administrator Others

  4. Sport Rehabilitation Specialist Role Leads the rehabilitation team Has daily contact with athlete Communicates with other team members Coordinates the athlete’s care

  5. Roles of Others on Rehabilitation Team Athletic training students Physician Family/Parents Coach Patient/Athlete

  6. Interacting With Team Members Courteous, professional, accurate, and appropriate communication among all rehabilitation team members is essential for a successful rehabilitation program. -athlete; physician; coach; other team members

  7. Qualities of Professionalism Looking like a professional Acting like a professional Being a professional

  8. Ethical and Legal Standards NATA Code of Ethics – -Find on NATA web page & be ready for discussion State regulations Consent by the athlete Need for sensitivity to patient’s perception of touch; precautions

  9. Rehabilitation Principles: ATC IS IT A = Avoid aggravation T = Timing C = Compliance I = Individualization S = Specific sequencing I = Intensity level T = Total patient

  10. Rehabilitation Objectives Prevent deconditioning Rehabilitate the injured part

  11. Rehabilitation Goals Primary goal: return patient to competition, safely yet soon Use objective and measurable goals Incorporate short- and long-term goals

  12. Assessment Is required on a regular and frequent basis Can determine if goals have been achieved Establishes the next progression of the program

  13. Exercise Progression Which exercises should be made more challenging or advanced? When should they be changed? How much should they be increased?

  14. Program Progression Which component should be advanced? When should the program be changed to emphasize new parameters? How much should the program be increased?

  15. Outcomes-Based Rehabilitation Can be used to evaluate a treatment, program, provider Evaluates a protocol’s effectiveness Assesses the patient’s response to treatment Aids in payment authorization process

  16. Basic Components of Therapeutic Exercise Flexibility and range of motion Muscular strength and muscular endurance Proprioception and coordination Importance of progressive order

  17. Stages of Grief Denial Anger Depression Acceptance Progression gradual and fluctuates b/w stages

  18. ATC’s Influence on Psychological Aspects Communicates with the patient Encourages compliance Assists with goal setting Provides support Develops a rapport Personalizes the program

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