Medical Occupational Therapy
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Therapists Improve Lives
Advance your skills, earn CEUs, motivate clients and drive behavior change with education, resources, and guidance specific to the challenges faced working in medical settings.
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- Assistive technology
- Brain injury
- Chronic pain
- Cognitive impairments
- Dementia
- Fall prevention & balance
- Hip fracture
- Neuropathy
- Orthotics
- Prosthetics
- Motor function
- Spinal cord injury
- Vision loss
- Wheelchair positioning
CONTINUING EDUCATION RESOURCES
Exceptional patient care begins with exceptional education
Grow your knowledge and earn CEUs with 1,000+ video-based CE courses taught by industry leaders. Provide outstanding care and improve your outcomes with new skills you can apply immediately.
- AOTA-accredited CE provider
- Patient demonstrations, 3D models, and animations
- Earn CEUs on the go with Clinician Mobile App
- Downloadable handouts and slides
- Unlimited access to 1,000+ video-based CE courses for OTs
- Up-to-date and evidence-based strategies you can apply today
- Live Webinars with Q&A opportunities
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Dementia: Improving Activities of Living
Presented by Carrie Ciro, PhD, OTR/L, FAOTA
Dementia: Improving Activities of Living
In this course, the participant will receive a broad overview of the activities of daily living (ADLs) that dementia patients excel at, while addressing common errors they may make as a function of the severity of their dementia. Assessment of ADLs, with a focus on meaningful goals, will be introduced as a motivator for therapy and an enhancer of recovery. This course outlines a step-by-step task-oriented training using a motor learning framework and includes opportunities to develop meaningful treatment plans.
Motor Rehabilitation Post-Stroke: Principles of Neuroplasticity and Motor Learning
Presented by Lorie Richards, PhD, OTR/L
Motor Rehabilitation Post-Stroke: Principles of Neuroplasticity and Motor Learning
Hemiparesis is one of the most common impairments experienced by individuals with stroke. It is one of the most disabling of conditions, and regaining adequate use of the arm and leg after stroke is a highly desired goal for many individuals. Currently, the only treatment for hemiparesis is motor rehabilitation. Thus, it is important that therapists provide the most efficacious and effective motor rehabilitation. The goal of this course is to present the attendee with information about the kinds of motor training that facilitate the most motor function recovery in the upper extremities after stroke. The first module will review the neurology of the motor system, and discuss the main motor impairments that arise following a stroke. Module two will present the principles of practice that facilitate neuroplasticity in the motor system. These principles serve as a basis for designing motor rehabilitation protocols for promoting motor recovery after stroke. The third module will discuss the evidence for the most commonly studied upper extremity motor rehabilitation protocols, while the last module of the course will expose the attendee to experimental treatments for post-stroke hemiplegia/hemiparesis.
Brain Injury and Low Vision Occupational Therapy
Presented by Marlene Snow, MS, OTR/L, SCLV
Brain Injury and Low Vision Occupational Therapy
Brain injury and/or stroke can cause a multitude of visual problems. This course will help the generalist working with clients, who may have vision loss, determine basic visual field problems as well as coming up with basic treatment options. We will discuss ways to determine what type of scanning pattern a client is using and improve scanning techniques. This will help your clients to compensate for decreased visual field and improve independence with IADLs.
Stopping Falls: Evidence-Based Fall Prevention
Presented by Jane A. Painter-Patton, Ed.D., OTR/L, FAOTA
Stopping Falls: Evidence-Based Fall Prevention
Part IV of this six part falls prevention series provides evidence-based fall prevention interventions for occupational therapy practitioners and multidisciplinary team members working with community-dwelling older adults. Dr. Jane Painter-Patton details strategies to encourage compliance with fear of falling and fall prevention interventions, and discusses the implementation of these programs. Dr. Painter-Patton compliments her lecture with live Otago and Tai chi demonstrations. This six part falls prevention series is designed for occupational therapy practitioners and multidisciplinary team members to gain a better understanding of the prevalence, ramifications, impact on occupation performance, and evidence-based programs related to falls and fear of falling.
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PATIENT ENGAGEMENT RESOURCES
Engage patients to improve their quality of life
Inspire patients to be active partners in their care. Drive engagement with video-based exercises and patient education—assignable via print, text, email, or HIPAA-compliant patient portal and app.
- Customizable exercise name, description, and parameters
- Upload your own custom exercises
- Spanish translations available on hundreds of exercises
- Patient adherence tracking
- Print, email, text, or assign via patient portal and app
- Plain language and easy-to-follow formatting
- EMR integration and documentation available
- View exercises from multiple camera angles, including mirroring
Design customized, patient-centered programs
Explore hundreds of activities and educational resources for transfers, balance, stroke, dementia, and more.
The All-in-One Solution for Occupational Therapists
We’ve created multifaceted and impactful client solutions to build connection, drive behavioral change, and improve outcomes, all in a single yearly subscription.
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Thousands of OTs just like you improve lives with MedBridge!
“MedBridge is best in class in online education with instructors who are experts in their fields. Their comprehensive courses have definitely taken me to a higher level of practice.”
Paula McElmeel, MOTRL, CSRS, CBIS
“MedBridge is a great tool for practitioners to provide to patients and their caregivers for education, symptom management, preventive care, and exercise programs. It's simple and easy to use for any practitioner in any setting. The videos are especially effective for reinforcement.”
Quynh Nguyen, MSOT
University of California San Francisco Medical Center
“As a new therapist, I love having access to a diverse bank of continuing education courses. When faced with a new diagnosis or when having to meet evidence-based treatment principles, I often turn to MedBridge for guidance.”
Jennifer Kaspar, OTR/L
Inpatient Rehabilitation in Albuquerque
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