Journal Club CEU Approval
Contact Hours: 1
AR | FL CE26-803266 | ID
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Sherron, M. A., Stevenson, S. A., Browner, N. M., & Lewek, M. D. (2020). Targeted rhythmic auditory cueing during treadmill and overground gait for individuals with Parkinson disease: A case series. Journal of Neurologic Physical Therapy, 44(4), 268-274.; Abstract Background and purpose: Rhythmic auditory cueing and treadmill walking can improve spatiotemporal gait parameters through entrainment of movement patterns. Careful selection of cue frequencies is necessary if treadmill walking is to be employed, because cadence and step length are differentially affected by walking on a treadmill and overground. The purpose of this study was to describe the treatment of gait impairments for individuals with Parkinson disease, using strategically selected rhythmic auditory cue frequencies on both a treadmill and overground. Case description: Three individuals with Hoehn & Yahr stage 2 Parkinson disease participated in this case series.
Contact Hours: 1
AR | FL CE26-803266 | ID
Contact Hours: 1
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Unlimited Access to the Full Webinar Library, One full year of CEU - One low price
$99
Per Person
$295
for group of 6
$395
for facility
$59
for 3 months
Webinars are clinically relevant and consist of a variety of adult and pediatric topics presented by skilled instructors.
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