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Minnesota in Motion
Annual Conference
Saturday, April 24, 2021
And beyond…
Attendee Program
Thank you to our Sponsors!
This event is made possible by their
generosity.
Carla Tocko Maria Gouchenour
ctocko@centrexrehab.com MariaGochenour@tcomn.com
www.centrexrehab.com www.tcomn.com
Mark Kroll
MKroll@winkley.com Randy Fruth
www.winkley.com rfruth@optp.com
www.optp.com
Sam Knutson Chad Oppelt
sam.knutson@bigstonetherapies.com coppelt@css.edu
www.bigstonetherapies.com www.css.edu
Cassie Johnson
johnson.casondra@mayo.edu
www.college.mayo.edu
Conference Keynote
Cultural Humility and
Physical Therapy in Minnesota
Saturday, April 24, 2021 8-10am via Zoom
Elora Koepcke Henry Lozano Ethan Capers Jeanne Lojovich
PT, DPT PT, DPT PT, DPT PT, PhD
This keynote lecture and discussion will give the APTA Minnesota community a
springboard to understand, act, and implement change focused on improving the diversity,
equity, and inclusion of the underrepresented minorities in our clinics, schools, and places
where physical therapy is delivered or learned. The panel will present their stories,
perspectives, experiences, and make research-based suggestions to begin eliminating this
disparity in the Minnesota physical therapy profession. This course will include breakout
sessions on bene ts to my practice, promoting diversity and inclusivity in your PT practice,
and health care inequality. APTA Minnesota Board President Holly Clynch will open the
course with a brief address.
Agenda
8:00 - 8:15 Welcome and Introduction
8:15 - 8:35 Cultural Humility-What is it?
8:35 - 9:05 How do I strive for it?
9:05 - 9:25 How could it bene t my patients and my clinic?
9:25 - 9:40 Breakout groups
9:40 - 9:50 Questions
9:50 - 10:00 Closing
CEUs: 1.5
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On Demand Courses
These courses will be available on-demand starting April 24. There will be discounted
conference pricing for those who attend the courses by June 23.
Medical Improv: Skills to Enhance PT Practice
Mary Sue Ingman, PT, DSc; Linda Blazovich, DNP, RN, CNE, CHSE; Renée Broughten, DC, PhD;
Katie Molitor, RN, MA; and Teresa Lyons Hegdahl, MFA
The use of improvisational techniques by health care providers (Medical Improv) is a fun and
engaging way to learn and reinforce communication skills, creativity, thinking on one’s feet, and
teamwork. This course will introduce select improvisational exercises that have a direct
application to physical therapy practice.
A Systematic Approach to Manage Persistent Symptoms in Mild TBIs
Carrie DeNiel, PT, DPT, Board-Certi ed Clinical Specialist in Neurologic Physical Therapy
A presentation on the evaluation, treatment and case management of patients that have
sustained a concussion / mild TBI and persistent symptoms. Learn the key components to the
evaluation, interpretation of the results, and prioritization of interventions based on the patient’s
clinical presentation.
Congenital Muscular Torticollis Evaluation and Treatment using the APTA CPG
Therese O’Bright, PT, DPT, Board Certi ed Pediatric Clinical Specialist; and Julie Hause, PT, DPT,
Board Certi ed Pediatric Clinical Specialist
The APTA has recently published the updated version of the Clinical practice guideline on
congenital muscular torticollis. This course will provide insight into the interpretation
and application of the torticollis CPG in a busy Clinic environment. Topics will include the use of
different measurement techniques; assessment of head shape; completing a systems review;
education including positioning and prevention; and cranial deformation as it relates to
torticollis. A review of how the clinical practice guideline was implemented in a diverse clinic
environment and our outcomes.
Best Practices for Integrated are in Dystonia
Rebekah Summers, PT, DPT, PhD and Stephanie Standal, MD
Dystonia is a heterogeneous and commonly misdiagnosed and misunderstood disorder. This
course will present the latest review of the pathology leading to the presentation of dystonia,
examining the phenotypes and clinical presentation. The course will then cover an overview of
best practices for clinical examination, treatment strategies and methods to collaborate with an
integrated healthcare team.
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The 2020 Clinical Practice Guideline to Improve Locomotion Function in Neurologic
Populations
Ryan Bouslog, PT, DPT, NCS, ATP and Teresa Bisson, PT, DPT, NCS, ATP
A detailed investigation into the Clinical Practice Guideline to Improve Locomotor Function
Following Chronic Stroke, Incomplete Spinal Cord Injury, and Brain Injury. We will explore the key
action statements and research recommendations highlighted in the CPG with an emphasis on
knowledge translation into clinical practice.
What DIDN’T You Tear? Managing the Multi-ligament Knee Injury from Surgery to Sport
Jill Monson, PT, OCS; Dr. Robert F. LaPrade MD, PhD; Caitlin Jurgens, PT, DPT, SCS, CSCS; Jamie
Palmer, PT, DPT, SCS, ATC; Jon Schoenecker DPT, OCS, CSCS; Jake Foley, DPT, SCS, CSCS;
and Nicole Schwery MS, CSCS
Multi-ligament knee injuries can cause signi cant functional impairments and can contribute to
many post-operative complications and challenges throughout recovery. With this lecture, our
group will introduce the audience to early post-operative management, provide rationale behind
post-surgical precautions, and de ne rehabilitation guidelines, progressions and goals that guide
patient recovery and a full return to sport for the athlete.
Try Something Different - Introduction to the Pelvic Floor with an External Treatment Approach
Katherine Shephard, PT, DPT
Do something different. As a profession and as professionals, we’ve come a long way. But we
still live in a world where pelvic oor/core issues go unnoticed, unreferred, and untreated. I will
empower you to try something different with patients with pelvic oor symptoms. We’ll review
common pelvic oor issues so you can notice when a patient needs help. We’ll review the
anatomy and diagnoses so you are con dent discussing pelvic oor issues with patients. And
we’ll study a simple, effective treatment model that will empower you to treat pelvic oor issues.
ICU Recovery Program: Addressing Post-Intensive Care Syndrome
Emily Schmitt, MOT, OTR/L
The interdisciplinary team continues to learn about the long-term sequellae of critical illness.
With this increased information, we continue to explore ways to prevent, identify, and treat these
issues, collectively known as post-intensive care syndrome. Practice guidelines for follow-up care
continue to be in development, but Post-ICU follow-up clinics are on the rise. What do follow-up
clinics do for patients? What does this mean for PT practitioners? How can we best help ICU
survivors with long term functional outcomes? How has COVID-19 changed the landscape of
Post-ICU follow-up? During this course, we will share current beliefs and information regarding
these questions and more.
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Physical Therapy Management Post Lumbar Spine Surgery
Ryan Buss, PT, DPT, OCS; Samuel Fischer, PT, DPT; and Madeline Lee, PT, DPT
Surgical interventions for management of lumbar spinal stenosis and lumbar disc herniation are
increasing. Physical therapists often play a critical role in patient recovery following selected
surgical interventions. Knowledge of the surgical procedures used and expected outcomes is
crucial for all aspects of physical therapy evaluation and treatment.
A Comprehensive Approach to Vestibular Migraines
Sara Oxborough, PT and Patricia Maetzod, PT, DPT, MSOT
This course is designed to allow clinicians to explore the complexities of evaluating and treating
patients with vestibular migraines. You will learn about diagnostic criteria, differential diagnoses,
important examination components and effective management techniques. You will have
opportunity to examine the literature supporting these recommendations and learn from case
study applications.
Boost Your Value in Post-Acute Care: Applying High-Intensity Rehabilitation
Tyler Bjorhus, PT, DPT; Sara Ochoa, PT, MOMT; Allison Gustavson, PT, DPT, PhD; and Dr. Katherine
Seidler, PT, DPT, MSCI
This course provides clinicians with the tools needed to dose, monitor, and progress
rehabilitation at a high intensity in patient populations following hospitalization. A panel of
experts will guide clinicians through the process of changing their approach to rehabilitation
following hospitalization across a variety of clinical settings to provide a timely solution to
address rehabilitation value in the context of recent post-acute care changes.
Kicking Cancer: Understanding CAR-T Cell Therapy for Acute Physical Therapy
Shanna Britt, PT, DPT
This course will cover a review of basic immune system and immunotherapy principles in relation
to CAR T-Cell therapy. The mechanism, side effects and therapy implications of CAR T-Cell
therapy will be discussed. Diagnoses that are FDA approved for CAR T-Cell therapy will
be reviewed.
Clinical Practice Guideline for the Examination and Intervention of Clients with
Heart Failure
Kristin Lefebvre, PT, PhD, CCS
The subject matter of this session will include an update on the CPG titled Physical Therapy for
Adults Following Acute Exacerbation of Chronic Heart Failure published in Physical Therapy Fall
2019. In this session, the presentation will include results uncovered following critical appraisal
of the literature on appropriate interventions for patients across the continuum of care. We will
discuss the current standards of practice and present three case studies of patients that re ect
appropriate interventions.
flResearch and Platform Presentations
Poster presentations are a conference highlight for many. Please visit the Poster Page on the
Conference Webpage on April 24 for research submitted during the past year. We thank Jena
Ogsten and the College of St. Scholastica for organizing this webpage.
Platform Presentation
Live via Zoom
Tuesday, April 27 7 - 8:30pm
Register for the Platform PresentationContinuing Education Credits
CEUs are distributed after earning a 70% or higher score on a post-course test. CEU
certi cates will be available for electronic download approximately one week after the
keynote session. CEU certi cates are housed in your APTA Minnesota online pro le in the
Professional Development section, under Content and Features. You must log into your APTA
Minnesota online pro le to access your records. Continuing education credits earned from
on-demand courses will be released after passing the associated test. These CEUs are sent
directly from SeminarWeb, our on-demand course host.
Questions? Please contact us at info@mnapta.org.
We’re
Hiring!
Physical Therapist
Positions Available »
LEADERS IN REHABILITATION
Centrex Rehab is a leader in full-service rehabilitation, including
Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Speech-Language Pathology,
and other comprehensive care solutions.
We believe in a team approach and employ individuals who share the same
values, integrity, and commitment to success. With numerous locations
throughout Minnesota, working for Centrex Rehab is convenient and rewarding!
BENEFITS INCLUDE:
• Competitive wages • Life insurance
• Health, dental, & vision insurance • Employee recognition programs
• 401k Retirement plan with • Continuing education
employer contribution
• Ongoing clinical support
• Paid time off
• Career advancement
• Paid holidays
VISIT OUR WEBSITE TO SEE ALL OPEN POSITIONS:
www.CentrexRehab.com
(952) 495-6000 | 8120 Penn Ave S, Suite 480, Bloomington, MN 55431
PO Box 131001
St. Paul, MN 55113-9998
651-635-0902
www.mnapta.org
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