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    Clinicians in all settings routinely assess reflexes, sensory status and motor function, making this course ideal for a variety of practitioners to revisit “why we do what we do.” The course will explore the neuroanatomical basis for the neurological part of any clinical exam, discussing normal and abnormal findings and how they are related to pathology, intervention and prognosis. Whether the course is utilized as a practical review for clinicians or as an adjunct for challenging your PT students’ clinical reasoning, this course will suit your needs.

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    Clinicians in all settings routinely assess reflexes, sensory status and motor function, making this course ideal for a variety of practitioners to revisit “why we do what we do.” The course will explore the neuroanatomical basis for the neurological part of any clinical exam, discussing normal and abnormal findings and how they are related to pathology, intervention and prognosis. Whether the course is utilized as a practical review for clinicians or as an adjunct for challenging your PT students’ clinical reasoning, this course will suit your needs.

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    Clinical Applications of Neuroscience For The Physical Therapist - Flier

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    University of Colorado Physical Therapy Program
    Clinicians in all settings routinely assess reflexes, sensory status and motor function, making this course ideal for a variety of practitioners to revisit “why we do what we do.” The course will explore the neuroanatomical basis for the neurological part of any clinical exam, discussing normal and abnormal findings and how they are related to pathology, intervention and prognosis. Whether the course is utilized as a practical review for clinicians or as an adjunct for challenging your PT students’ clinical reasoning, this course will suit your needs.

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    C LASSROOM - TO -C LINIC : T HE F OUNDATIONAL S CIENCES

    Clinical Applications of Neuroscience for the Physical Therapist


    Saturday, June 8, 2013
    8:00am 12:00pm

    Anschutz Medical Campus


    Fulginiti Pavilion, Gossard Forum and Lobby 13080 E. 19th Avenue

    Aurora, CO
    Presented by Robyn Gisbert, PT, DPT
    Dr. Gisbert received her MS in physical therapy in 1994 and her DPT in 2009, both from the University of Colorado PT Program. Currently, she is a senior instructor at CU where she has taught neuroscience and management of neurological conditions, for which she has been the track coordinator, since 2007. Her clinical Course Schedule work focuses on older adults and working with people affected by Parkinsons disease. Her research interests include the use of dance as an adjunct to physical therapy. She is co-author of a new neuroscience text: Clinical Neuroscience for Rehabilitation, Schenkman, M, Bowman J, Gisbert R, Butler RB. .

    Course Description
    Clinicians in all settings routinely assess reflexes, sensory status and motor function, making this course ideal for a variety of practitioners to revisit why we do what we do. The course will explore the neuroanatomical basis for the neurological part of any clinical exam, discussing normal and abnormal findings and how they are related to pathology, intervention and prognosis. Whether the course is utilized as a practical review for clinicians or as an adjunct for challenging your PT students clinical reasoning, this course will suit your needs.

    Specific topics include:


    Reflex assessment of the body, head and neck Somatosensory pathways of the body and face

    Myotomal testing and motor pathways


    Causes of common neurological impairments across patient settings Whats new in Plasticity: exercise, learning & recovery across populations

    Registration fees for this 1/2 day course are: $50 for Physical Therapy Clinicians $30 for Active CU Alumni & Clinical Instructors Morning snacks provided
    CU Physical Therapy Program Phone: 303-724-9144 13121 E 17th Ave, RM 3108 Aurora, CO 80045 www.cuphysicaltherapy.com

    To register for this event, click here


    For more information please visit our website or contact Eric Sawyer at eric.sawyer@ucdenver.edu

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