Description
This course is designed to provide the clinician with basic knowledge of treatments, particularly pertaining to breast oncology, an understanding of lymphedema prevention, and components of survivorship, to include exercise prescription and activity modification. Each participant will participate in risk identification, management skills of upper quarter syndromes, and gain a basic understanding in myofascial decompression and its role in lymphedema and scar tissue management.
Highlights
- Review of common surgeries, therapies, and medications and their effect on functional mobility
- Pre-treatment, cognitive, pain, and complication considerations from cancer treatments
- Exercise prescription and activity modification treatment options to promote a safe recovery
- Evidence-based guidelines on lymphedema prevention and management
- Treatment of breast cancer and upper quadrant syndromes related to cancer treatment
- Hands-on myofascial decompression techniques and their role in cancer treatment
Learning Objectives
- Describe current trends, various medical and pharmaceutical interventions, as well as potential side effects for cancer patients.
- Identify high risk patients for lymphedema and the best practices for treatment and prevention.
- Explain to patients the precautions and benefits of exercise treatments for an increased chance of a faster recovery.
- Analyze the risk components and management skills of upper quadrant symptoms and treat the secondary functional impairments.
- Apply knowledge of myofascial decompression, including risks and precautions, for usage with fibrosis and scar tissue management.
- Establish exercise prescriptions, activity modifications, and a wellness program for cancer survivors.
Course Content
Evidence-Based Oncology Rehabilitation
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- Current State of Cancer Types and Survivorship
- Current oncology statistics
- Pre-treatment considerations
- Cognitive and psychological considerations
- Review of optimal documentation and reimbursement
- Medical and Pharmaceutical Treatment Considerations
- Surgical interventions
- Pharmaceutical interventions
- Radiation and chemotherapy
- Hormone therapy
- Side effects and design of treatment plans
- Pain
- Best Practices for Lymphedema Treatment and Prevention
- Physiology
- Prevention
- Treatment
- Breast oncology
Hands-on lab Case Study
- Risk Identification and Management Skills of Upper Quadrant Syndromes
- Cervical and shoulder pathologies
- Axillary web syndrome
- Evaluation
- Exercise Prescription and Activity Modification Treatment Options
- Manual treatments
- Exercise prescription
- Wellness programs
Hands-on Lab
- Introduction to Myofascial Decompression
- Precautions and contraindications
- Role in treatment
Case Study
Hidelisa C. Manibusan, PT, DPT, OCS, MTC, CLT-LANA, a
licensed physical therapist, is currently a practicing clinician and Assistant
Clinical Professor, WOS, at the University of California San Francisco.
Previously, She has had experience treating musculoskeletal,
neuromuscular, and oncologic patients. Dr. Manibusan is currently
involved in developing an oncologic rehabilitation program in conjunction
with the UCSF Breast Care Center, continues to treat full time, and serve
as a clinical instructor for various students in the UCSF program.
Dr. Manibusan also currently teaches Lymphedema Prevention classes for
patients. Dr. Manibusan graduated from Auburn University with her BS in
Exercise Science, and earned her doctorate in physical therapy from the
University of St Augustine for Health Sciences. She is an ABPTS
Orthopedic Specialist, holds a Manual Therapy Certification, and is also a
Certified Lymphatic Therapist- LANA.
DISCLOSURES
FINANCIAL: Hidelisa C. Manibusan is compensated by Summit as an instructor.
NONFINANCIAL: Hidelisa C. Manibusan has no nonfinancial relationships to disclose.
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