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  • A Predictive Study of Fall Risk in Cardiac Phase II Rehabilitation Patients

    Keyword-Übereinstimmungen:
    ... Member Todd E. Daniel, PhD, Committee Member Elizabeth S. Moore, PhD, Committee Chair Laura Santurri, PhD ...
    ... would like to thank my committee members Dr. Elizabeth Moore, Dr. Susan Robinson, and Dr. Todd Daniel ...
    ... where I am today without you. Finally, where would I be without my friends? To Becky and Elizabeth ...
    ... final sample of 57 cardiac phase II rehabilitation patients were predominantly male (73.7%) and White ...
    ... predict the FGA score among participants. In the final model, the CST significantly predicted the overall ...

    Schöpfer:

    Himes, Marcia K.

    Beschreibung:

    Fall prevention, and the subsequent reduction of fall-related injuries, is critically important for preserving independence among older adults. Cardiac phase II rehabilitation (CR) is a comprehensive medically supervised...

  • What is the Meaning of Occupational Therapy for Patients with Left Ventricular Assist Devices in Acute Care?

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    ... partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree Doctor of Health Science By: Elizabeth Wyble, OTR/L ...
    ... Copyright September 5th, 2017 By: Elizabeth Wyble, OTR/L All rights reserved Accepted by: Jennifer Fogo ...
    ... level of care. The final phases of care involved moving the patient to long-term acute care, a skilled ...

    Schöpfer:

    Wyble, Elizabeth

    Beschreibung:

    Patients with end-stage heart failure may rely on left ventricular assist devices (LVADs) when heart transplant is delayed or not an option. Growing numbers of patients with LVADs has led to more research being performed to...