Motor Control - Enhancing Functional Movement Through Central Nervous System Neuroplastic Change (Jun 09 - 10, 2018)

Motor Control - Enhancing Functional Movement Through Central Nervous System Neuroplastic Change is organized by Health Click and will be held during Jun 09 - 10, 2018 at Summerlin Hospital, Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America. This CME Conference has been approved for a maximum of 15 hours of CME credit.

Conferences Objectives:
• Demonstrate the understanding of neuroplasticity applied to patients with neurological impairment at any age.
• Demonstrate the understanding of various motor control theories and select valid concepts for developing an effective plan of care for the patient with neurological impairment.
• Identify sensorimotor impairments and effective therapeutic interventions based on video case studies.
• Develop programs that enhance movement therapy strategies including task-specific training, activity-based strengthening, and the benefits of neuromuscular re-education across the life span with consideration of unique diagnostic and patient characteristics.
• Identify unique characteristics within specific diagnostic groups that require special attention for developing motor learning.
• Identify the secondary effects of abnormalities of tone and posture.
• Perform outcome tests and measures that are reliable in assessing the level of recovery for the patient with neurological impairment at any age.
• Identify important documentation elements toward ensuring funding for necessary therapy intervention.
• Discuss current healthcare legislation and the impact on family-centered care.
• Identify key evaluation and treatment techniques to enhance lasting function in a value-based accountability system.

Additional details will be posted as soon as they are available.