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As you watch the older patients who come to see you suffer from a loss of muscle mass and weakness, you feel helpless and frustrated. The risk for injury and loss of vitality is just around the corner if you don’t find opportunities to challenge their strength through exercise. Jamie Miner understands the situation. As an expert who has focused her clinical practice treating older adults, she has collected the practice tips you need to re-inspire the ways in which you challenge patients to achieve the functional goals that they, too, are after.

The ability and goals of the individual need to be matched with the intensity and duration of the exercise. Do you know if you are using the best exercise to address each patient’s needs? Is there enough challenge for the older patients you see? Maybe you have become so used to doing the same exercises that you forget to think outside the box.

In this recording, you will learn how to design safe, effective and individualized strength programs. You will leave with a lot of new pearls to help patients achieve their goals despite the challenges that may be creating. Jamie will provide analysis of the key evidence-based findings to guide your future treatment decisions. Before you see the next patient, increase your confidence and skills.

1. Evaluate the effects of degenerative spinal conditions associated with aging.
2. Develop a treatment plan to prevent or treat osteoporosis.
3. Maximize strength training for clients with spinal and postural degeneration.
4. Predict reasons for fall risk to support rationale for the exercise program.
5. Individualize modifications to ensure compliance and optimal benefits.
6. Recommend home safety modifications to prevent falls.

The pine conditions are degrading.

• Stenosis
• Spondylosis
• Spondylolisthesis
• Osteoporosis
• Implement measurable evaluation techniques and outcome measures
• Newest surgical and non-surgical options
• Preventative treatments – lab practice… prevention remains the goal!
• Post-surgical treatments – lab practice with evidence-based exercise protocols incorporated
• Aging spine with history of disc surgery

OSTEOPOROSIS

• Bracing – lab practice with prevention exercise
• A creative exercise program
• Pain control

There are effluent guidelines.

• Realistic goals for the aging adult – and expected outcomes
• Prioritizing types of exercises for the aging adult
• Modifications for exercises to meet individual needs

Rural ecology exchange.

• Assessment tools – lab component to practice assessment techniques to increase your understanding of the patients’ needs
• Priority of extension exercises
• Modifications

There are stirrups and core exercises.

• Assessments
• Neutral spine
• Core stability exercises – lab practice of exercise technique and patient specific options

It is possible to prevent fall.

• Preventing falls
• Evidence –based assessments of balance and fall risk – lab practice of new assessment strategies
• Flexibility requirements for function and mobility
• Strength and endurance
• Agility and balance
• “I’ve fallen, now what? “
• Cognitive issues and compliance challenges