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PT, DPT
Caralyn Baxter, DPT, is the owner and lead physical therapist at Motion UT in Park City, Utah. She is the former head physical therapist for the 2018 Olympic Freeski Halfpipe Team and the former regional director at the Kutcher Clinic for Sports Neurology. Dr. Baxter has worked with rehabbing athletes from the National Football League (NFL), the National Hockey League (NHL), Major League Baseball (MLB), United States Figure Skating (USFS), and United States Ski and Snowboard. She served as the vice-chair on the performance working group of the International Congress for Athlete Brain Health and is currently on faculty with Concussion Corner Academy.
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Browse Course CatalogClinical Practice Guidelines for Diagnosis and Treatment of Concussion
Presented by Caralyn Baxter, PT, DPT
Clinical Practice Guidelines for Diagnosis and Treatment of Concussion
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Video Runtime: 42 Minutes; Learning Assessment Time: 31 Minutes
This course provides a comprehensive overview of current evidence-based clinical practice guidelines for concussion recognition, evaluation, and treatment. The course is in part designed for individuals prepping for the orthopedic specialist board examination and will explore the complex relationships between concussion and other diagnoses that complicate the diagnostic and treatment process. By the end of this course, participants will be proficient in differential diagnosis, evaluation, and treatment in four domains: cervicogenic, vestibular and oculomotor, physiologic, and motor function.
This course provides a comprehensive overview of current evidence-based clinical practice guidelines for concussion recognition, evaluation, and treatment. The course is in part designed for individuals prepping for the orthopedic specialist board examination and will explore the complex relationships between concussion and other diagnoses that complicate the diagnostic and treatment process. By the end of this course, participants will be proficient in differential diagnosis, evaluation, and treatment in four domains: cervicogenic, vestibular and oculomotor, physiologic, and motor function.
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