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== Description  ==
== Description  ==


This project is a continuing education opportunity offered to physical therapists that are clinical instructors for Bellarmin University in Louisville, KY, USA.  The university is offering this as a special opportunity to receive four contact hours of category 1 continuing education credit. This project has state board approval.  
[[Bellarmine University|Bellarmine University]] is offering a continuing education opportunity for all practising physical therapists and physiotherapists.  
 
As part of a long term project Bellarmine University has been building a catalogue of pages in Physiopedia on the [http://www.physio-pedia.com/Pathophysiology_of_Complex_Patient_Problems pathophysiology of complex patient problems].   Project participants will contribute to this project by providing a case presentation on one of their clients in relation to any of the complex patient conditions listed. Your presentation will be received and peer reviewed by the physical therapy team at Bellarmine University.  It will then be added to the related page in Physiopedia to contribute to the education of students using these pages for learning and also for further collaborative discussion.   
 
== Accreditation  ==
 
#This project has state board approval in Kentucky, USA. You will receive four contact hours of category 1 continuing education credit.  
#You will also receive a Physiopedia certificate of completion and the related [[Badges|Physiopedia badge]].
 
We are currently seeking approval in other states and countries.  


== Project Instructors  ==
== Project Instructors  ==


Instructed by [http://www.physio-pedia.com/index.php5?title=User:Elaine_Lonnemann Elaine Lonnemann] &amp; Dr. David Pariser at Bellarmine University, Louisville KY, USA<br>  
[http://www.physio-pedia.com/index.php5?title=User:Elaine_Lonnemann Elaine Lonnemann]<br>  


== Project Dates  ==
== Project Dates  ==
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== Project Objectives  ==
== Project Objectives  ==


'''The case presentations course will offer strategies to provide'''  
'''The case presentations opportunity will offer strategies to provide:'''  


#Clinician exposure to online learning in a wiki format
#Professional writing opportunities for clinicians with external peer review.
#Professional writing opportunities for clinicians with external peer review  
#Clinician understanding of the components of a case presentation that can potentially be published as a case report with the addition of a literature review and supportive studies.
#Clinician understanding of the components of a case presentation that potentially be published as a case report with the addition of a literature review and supportive studies  
#Clinician exposure to professional literature related to current evidence-based practice (EBP) guidelines.
#Clinician exposure to professional literature related to current evidence-based practice (EBP) guidelines  
#An interactive forum between project participants, students and academic faculty for collaborative learning.
#An interactive forum between clinical instructors (CI’s), students and academic faculty for collaborative learning in contemporary practice topics
#An ongoing forum to present contemporary clinical practice standards and expectations.
#An ongoing forum to present contemporary clinical practice standards and expectations  
#Academic institution support and appreciation to project participants for contributions to the training of future clinicians.  
#Academic institution support and appreciation to CI’s for contributions to the training of future clinicians.&nbsp;
#Clinician exposure to online learning in a wiki format.
#Opportunity to contribute to an free and open online professional resource.


== Project Directions  ==
== Project Directions  ==


If you are treating an interesting patient and would like to write the case up in return for credit you can do so by following these instructions:  
If you are interested in taking part in this project and would like to write a case presentation in return for credit you can do so by following these instructions:  


#Contact [mailto:[email protected] Elaine] for approval of patient diagnosis  
#Choose and interesting client from your caseload relating to one of the [http://www.physio-pedia.com/Pathophysiology_of_Complex_Patient_Problems topics listed on this page].
#Contact Elaine Lonnemann by email ([mailto:[email protected] [email protected]]) for approval of patient diagnosis.
#Write up the case presentation based on [http://www.physio-pedia.com/files/case_presentations_template.pdf this template]  
#Write up the case presentation based on [http://www.physio-pedia.com/files/case_presentations_template.pdf this template]  
#Email your completed case presentation to either [mailto:[email protected] Elaine] or [mailto:[email protected] Dave]  
#Email your completed case presentation to either [mailto:[email protected] Elaine]
#Your case presentation will then be reviewed  
#Your case presentation will then be reviewed  
#Once approved your case presentation will be added to the appropriate clinical pages in Physiopedia and also to the [[Case Studies|Case Studies]] section.  
#Once approved your case presentation will be added to the appropriate clinical pages in Physiopedia and also to the [[Case Studies|Case Studies]] section.  
#You will receive your continuing education credit after completing the course feedback survey from this link.<br>
#You will receive your continuing education credit after completing the course feedback survey.<br>


== Feedback  ==
== Feedback  ==


Any feedback you have for us is welcomed and you can contact Elaine Lonnemann by email ([mailto:[email protected] [email protected]]).&nbsp; If this project was utilized, please let us know!
Any feedback you have for us is welcomed and you can contact Elaine Lonnemann by email ([mailto:[email protected] [email protected]]). &nbsp;


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Description[edit | edit source]

Bellarmine University is offering a continuing education opportunity for all practising physical therapists and physiotherapists.  

As part of a long term project Bellarmine University has been building a catalogue of pages in Physiopedia on the pathophysiology of complex patient problems.   Project participants will contribute to this project by providing a case presentation on one of their clients in relation to any of the complex patient conditions listed. Your presentation will be received and peer reviewed by the physical therapy team at Bellarmine University.  It will then be added to the related page in Physiopedia to contribute to the education of students using these pages for learning and also for further collaborative discussion.   

Accreditation[edit | edit source]

  1. This project has state board approval in Kentucky, USA. You will receive four contact hours of category 1 continuing education credit.
  2. You will also receive a Physiopedia certificate of completion and the related Physiopedia badge.

We are currently seeking approval in other states and countries.

Project Instructors[edit | edit source]

Elaine Lonnemann

Project Dates[edit | edit source]

August 2010 - ongoing

Project Objectives[edit | edit source]

The case presentations opportunity will offer strategies to provide:

  1. Professional writing opportunities for clinicians with external peer review.
  2. Clinician understanding of the components of a case presentation that can potentially be published as a case report with the addition of a literature review and supportive studies.
  3. Clinician exposure to professional literature related to current evidence-based practice (EBP) guidelines.
  4. An interactive forum between project participants, students and academic faculty for collaborative learning.
  5. An ongoing forum to present contemporary clinical practice standards and expectations.
  6. Academic institution support and appreciation to project participants for contributions to the training of future clinicians.
  7. Clinician exposure to online learning in a wiki format.
  8. Opportunity to contribute to an free and open online professional resource.

Project Directions[edit | edit source]

If you are interested in taking part in this project and would like to write a case presentation in return for credit you can do so by following these instructions:

  1. Choose and interesting client from your caseload relating to one of the topics listed on this page.
  2. Contact Elaine Lonnemann by email ([email protected]) for approval of patient diagnosis.
  3. Write up the case presentation based on this template
  4. Email your completed case presentation to either Elaine
  5. Your case presentation will then be reviewed
  6. Once approved your case presentation will be added to the appropriate clinical pages in Physiopedia and also to the Case Studies section.
  7. You will receive your continuing education credit after completing the course feedback survey.

Feedback[edit | edit source]

Any feedback you have for us is welcomed and you can contact Elaine Lonnemann by email ([email protected]).