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CLINCAL DECISION MAKING IN THE
INTEGRATION OF MANUAL THERAPY FOR
THE PAIN SCIENCE PHYSICAL THERAPIST.
ORTHO TRACK
NEURO TRACKTHE SCIENCE OF FALLS PREVENTION
OCTOBER25-26TH, 2019
LITTLE AMERICA HOTEL
SLC, UT12.5 CEU + 1 Hour of Ethics
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9PEDIATRIC TRACKORTHOSES FOR CHILDREN: FOUNDATIONAL
PRINCIPLES AND EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE
Welcome A Letter from the heads of the Utah Physical
Therapy Association
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Lance Dougher, DPT
UPTA President
Welcome to the Utah Physical Therapy Association’s 43rd Annual Fall Conference!
Allow me to be the first to thank you for attending our Fall Conference. With your support,
we are once again able to provide nationally recognized speakers. Working together, we
are able to meet our strategic goals as a State Chapter for continuing education.
Providing high quality evidence-based physical therapy is what we do. We have many
strong physical therapy practitioners in Utah and UPTA is proud to assist in providing
conferences that keep us all on the cutting edge.
UPTA is joining forces with the APTA #choosept campaign. Our focus continues to be on
reaching out to the public and educating them on the benefits of physical therapy. We
appreciate your active involvement in making this happen and ask if you have an interest
in serving to become involved in the leadership within the UPTA. We are also seeking your
input regarding continuing education including your suggestions for national international
presenters that you would like to hear from at our conferences. This level of continuing
education will provide the resources to keep Utah a top location for physical therapy
practice.
We appreciate your efforts to improve your own skills through attending this conference
and choosing this avenue to receive some of your continuing education. We hope you will
have the opportunity to network, connect with , and build strong, positive relationships
with your colleagues from around the state. We are excited to bring great speakers to
our conference this year who will provide valuable information to strengthen physical
therapy practice within the state. We hope you enjoy these presentations from excellent
physical therapists and presenters. Your participation in this conference will earn 12 .5
continuing education units (CEU’s) and 1 ethics CEU.
Thank you again for your support!
Mark Walker, PT, PhD
UPTA Vice President
Important Events
Date Friday, October 25th
2019 UPTA Business Meeting Lunch12:00 PM
Come enjoy a buffet lunch while we announce the award winners.
2020 Spring ConferenceDate - February 28-29, 2020 Dixie State University
Date Saturday, October 26thVendor Raffle 12:00 PM - Ortho Room
After visiting each Vendor Booth, place your ticket in the bowl at the registration desk, bring
your lunch and signatures and see if you have won a prize! We have several prizes these year.
Signatures will be verified.
2019 Posters & PresentationsDate Saturday, October 26th All Areas
Posters will be held in the lobby.
Presentations will be held immediately following the ethics presentation.
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HANDOUTS
Handouts are available in Dropbox. There is a link on www.uptaonline.org/page/fall
Silent Auction
Please take a moment to browse the items that are available for auction. The auction
will end on Saturday at 12 PM. Please do not leave with out picking up and paying for
items you won.
St. George, UT
CertificatesDo not leave with out receiving a certificate. They will not be available by email.
We have certificates available if you need to leave early, please see the front desk.
Utah Physical Therapy Association
Board Members as of October 2019
Executive BoardPresident Lance Dougher
Vice President Mark Walker
Treasurer Clay Powers
Secretary Shanlon Vazquez
OfficersCont. Education Justin [email protected]
Membership Jonathon [email protected]
Reimbursement Greg [email protected]
Research Hina [email protected]
Nominations Katie Woolf
Legislation Linda Scholl
Public Relations Grayson Doar
PTA Rep Drew Wilcox
IT Steve [email protected]
Chief Delegate Jeff Lau
Membership Statistics
(as of 9/30/2019)
PT Members: 765
PTA Members: 131
Student Members: 374
TOTAL:
1,270
Past President Curtis Jolley
Executive Director Katie Mansell
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5 Year APTA Members
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10 Years
15 Years
Kameron R. Kieffer, PT, MBA Boyd Marshall Eastman, PT, DPT
Muriel Joan Lee, PT Jonathan Lyman Sparks, PT, MPT Chris Juneau, PT, DPT, ATC, MBA
Gillian Bower, PT, DPT Byron H. Horner, PT
Evan V. Papa, PT, DPT, PhD Rebekah Elise Lund, PT, DPT
Paul K. Smith, PT, DPT Jeremy David Stoker, PT, DPT
Amanda Covell Mehler, PT, DPT Michael David Bartholomew, PT, DPT
Grayson Doar, PT Victoria Shihomi Ross, PT, DPT, ATC
Tiffany Quilter, PT, DPT Alison Nicole Stocking, PT, DPT, ATC
Tobin Alan Bluth, PT, DPT Lindsay Ploeger Cornelius, PTA
Joshua P. Halfpap, PT, DPT, DSc Rhonda Grace Cowern, PT, DPT
Daniel Jack Pugmire, PT, DPT Jacqueline Waring, PT
Nacole Angela Jackson, PTA Kate Minick, PT, DPT, PhD
Tyler Dean Smith, PT Darren Kenneth Neeley, PT, DPT
Naomi Renee Harris, PT Matthew Philip Sudweeks, PT, DPT
Ryan Michael Pelo, PT, DPT Tyler Louis Vander Zanden, PT, DPT
30 Years
Derek Omar White, PT Nicole H. Schneider, PT, DPT
Ann Summers, PT Eon Lloyd Jarvis, PT, DPT Amber Austin Williams, PT
Matthew A. Scott, PT Dawn A McNulty, PT
Alexis E. Bagley, PT, DPT Steven Howard Reano, PT, DPT
Tyler Perry, PT, DPT Whitney A. Reynolds, PT, DPT
Tyler Kent Ellis, PT Katherine Anne Jakus, PT
Tyler Peck, PT, DPT Daniel J. Hammond, PT, DPT Ross Stephen White, PT, DPT
20 YearsCurtis Allan Ivins, PT, DPT James William Drury, PT
Tyler Marvin Hanson, PT, DPT Kregg T. Lunt, PT, MSPT
Jody Beth Wong, PT
Curtis Allan Ivins, PT, DPT James William Drury, PT
Tyler Marvin Hanson, PT, DPT Kregg T. Lunt, PT, MSPT
Jason T. Terry, PT, DPT Jason Lobb, PT, MPT
Cynthia Dawn Peterson, PT David Taylor Meads, PT
25 YearsSean Wayne Carey, PT
Eric James Passey, PT, MPT G. Tyler Brinkerhoff, PT, MS
Kam E. Jarman, PT R. Lance Dougher, PT, DPT
Jon Mauszycki, PT, DPT Jane A. Hugunin, PT
Nylin Jeremiah Johnson, PT, ATC Cordell Atkins, PT, DPT
Mary Julianna Jung, PT, DPT Laura D. Knapp, PT, DPT, MS
35 Years
45 Years
Elaine T. Lu, PT
50 YearsMarlin N Shields, PT
Teena Marie Aguirre-Jensen, PT, DPT Jessica Christine Churbock, PT, DPT
Christopher R. Frehner, PT, DPT Keegan Marie Granger, PT, DPT
Sarah Rose Uzel, PT Bradley Charles Jensen, PT, DPT
Zachary Ryan Hale, PT, DPT Rachel Forbes Bradley, PT, DPT
Russell Harrison Michael, PT Erin Leigh Sweetser, PT, DPT
Susan Brittin MacArthur, PT, DPT Kasi Gardner, PTA
Kathryn Gail Berry, PTA Brett Jeffrey Fechter, PT, DPT Amber Rose Helmer, PT, DPT
Stacey Lowe, PTA
Kirsten Fogarty, PT, DPT Katelyn Money, PT, DPT
Susan Paige Dunmore, PTA Cortney Charlesworth, PT, DPT
Kristin Michelle Schade, PT Robert William Lund, PT
Morgan Hartmann, PT, DPT Christopher Barnes, PT, DPT
Lance R. Barton, PT, DPT Leslee B. Benson, PTA Tyson Lane Herrick, PT
Samantha Jo Fleming, PTA Stacey M. Hickman, PT Hina Garg, PT, MS, PhD Jessica Juliano, PT, DPT
Lindsey Lauritsen, PT
Kristin I. Ruekert, PT Yvonne Calderon, PT
Brittany Berg Gubler, PTA Karina Abrew, PT
Brett Austin McWilliams, PT, DPT Chiara Despain, PTA
Stephanie Mayer, PT, DPT Aaron Payne, PTA
Kade Erickson, PT, DPT Thomas K. Burton, PT, DPT
Andrew Lioi, PT Casey Saunders, PT, DPT
Steven Sorensen, PT Lori Renae Thompson, PT Kelly E. James, PT, DPT
Andrew David Pavlovich, PT, DPT William Luke McCausland, PT, DPT
Joshua David Mills, PT, DPT Robin Leland Reade, PTA
Matthew F. Bushnell, PT, DPT Nina Kaufman, PT
Collin Kurtis Bywaters, PT, DPT Janine Lessler Wood, PT, DPT Stuart Chase Sondrup, PT, DPT
Carol B. Herzog, PT Barbara Burdett Moe, PT, DPT
Pamela Susan Magliocchino, PT Randy Kent Clark, PT
Todd William Austin, PT Brian Hansen Pennock, PT, DPT
David Taggart, PT
Clay Stephen Sniteman, PT, MSPT Dena Dutro Stephenson, PT, DPT
Stephen Allan Hambor, PTA Greg Jonathan Baker, PT
Loni Spencer Scott, PT, DPT Millicent D. Artuz, PT, DPT
Matthew Steven Nelson, PT, DPT Christa M. Young, PT, PhD
Joshua Lee Reynolds, PT, MSPT Aaron Michael Hackett, PT, DPT
Nathan Edward Dowling, PT Jillian S. Clark, PT
Jimmie Paul Allen, PT, DPT Darren Olson Marchant, PT, MSPT
Shaun S. Schulz, PT, MSPT David Shayne Carter, PT
Patricia J. Morita-Nagai, PT, BSPT Edward G. Dieringer, PT
Anthony Erminio DiFilippo, PT, DPT Randy Joe Forsyth, PT Barry Layne Olsen, PT
James M. Wortley, PT, MBA
Rose Ann A. Milano, PT, MS M Locke Ettinger, PT, PhD
Eduard Gappmaier, PT, PhD Douglas Stromberg, PT
Kim Wayne Reid, PT Diana N. Ploeger, PT, MEd
Carolyn Cady Erickson, PT Frederick Lavell Hobusch, PT, DMT
40 Years
"CLINICAL DECISION MAKING IN THE
INTEGRATION OF MANUAL THERAPY FOR THE
PAIN SCIENCE PHYSICAL THERAPIST”
Orthopedic TrackCourse Overview
This course is designed to apply the latest evidence in the emerging area of pain
neuroscience and advanced knowledge of orthopaedic manual physical therapy to
assist evidence-informed clinicians in clinical decision-making. Participants will learn
about current evidence and apply themes to case-based scenarios to assist in their
clinical reasoning. The course will focus on active and adapting learning approaches
to help engage the participant and encourage discussion. The goal of the course is
to provide the learner the tools needed to assimilate new examination and
intervention strategies to a variety of populations in the outpatient orthopaedic
clinic.
Course Speaker: Chris Keating, DPT
Chris grew up in Cherry Hill and has spent his career serving the community he
lives in. He graduated from Thomas Jefferson University in 2009 with a Doctorate
in Physical Therapy and Rutgers in 2006 with a BA in General Science. Chris is a
Fellow in the American Academy of Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapists after
graduating from Regis University in 2016. He is the Director of Specialty
Programs, Industrial Rehab Medicine, and Education in addition to the Clinical
Director of Marlton. Chris is an adjunct professor and clinical faculty for Drexel
University, Arcadia University, Temple University, Thomas Jefferson University,
and Evidence In Motion Orthopedic Residency and Doctorate Programs. Chris has
served on the American Physical Therapy Association of NJ Board of Directors
and has presented research at national conferences and journals. He is an
Orthopedic Board-Certified Clinical Specialist and certified in Mechanical
Diagnosis and Therapy, Graston Techniques and trained in Trigger-Point Dry
Needling. Chris is passionate about providing the highest quality conservative
orthopedic care to maximize performance using a evidence-based, patient-
centered approach. 5
Orthopedics Course Schedule 12.5 Contact Hours
Friday, October 25th, 2019 7 Contact Hours
7:00 AM - 8:00 AM Registration & Breakfast
8:00 AM - 10:00 AM
10:00 AM - 10:30 AM
10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Pain Neuroscience Integration into Practice
Break
Orthopaedic Manual Physical Therapy Mechanisms
Lunch
Incorporation of OMPT and Pain Neuroscience
into Examination and Intervention
5.5 Contact Hours + 1 EthicsSaturday, October 26th, 20196:00 AM - 7:00 AM Registration & Breakfast
7:00 AM - 8:00 AM
8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
8:30 AM - 10:00 AM
10:00 AM - 10:30 AM
10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
Ethics Course - TBD
Research Presentations
Application of Pain Neuroscience and OMPT
in Tendinopathy
Break
Case Studies
Lunch12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
3:00 PM - 3:30 PM Break
1:00 PM - 3:00 PM Future Directions in Research
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3:30 PM - 5:00 PM Case Studies
"THE SCIENCE OF FALLS PREVENTION"
Neurologic TrackCourse Overview:
What is the difference between screening and testing? What is the science of
imbalance? What are the differences between unsteadiness, imbalance, dizziness,
lightheadedness and vertigo? How do I document to prove my worth, my role, or
this patient’s potential? What is the evidence for helping someone improve
balance? What is the best method to select the most sensitive and responsive
balance test for each patient? What cognitive behavioral and psychological
influences could be involved with this person? The answers to these questions
and more are in this seminar intended for advanced dizziness management-
differential diagnostics and treatment understanding mechanisms of imbalance
and ultimately fall risk beyond the vestibular system. Expect practical techniques,
readily applied to the clinic, incorporating current evidence and revealing future
advances in balance and fall prevention.
Course Speaker: Mike Studer, PT, MHS, NCS, CEEAA, CWT
Mike is the president and co-owner of Northwest Rehabilitation Associates in
Oregon - the proud employer of several BYU, U of U and Utah State alumni! Mike
has been the vice-president of the American Physical Therapy Association’s
Neurology Section and has been chair of three different special interest groups at
a national level. He has been board-certified as a Clinical Specialist in Neurologic
Physical Therapy since 1995 and has published over 30 articles and multiple book
chapters on topics ranging from cognitive rehabilitation, stroke, balance,
Parkinson’s and health policy. He has been an invited speaker at many universities,
national and international venues since 1992, lecturing in nearly every state and
over 10 different international engagements during this span.Mike holds the
distinction as being the only PT in the US to be recognized with the national award
for clinical excellence in two different categories, neurology and geriatrics. On a
personal note, Mike is the world record holder for underwater treadmill marathon,
an avid tennis player, triathlete and marathoner; a father of three, and proud
sponsor of many local Salem-area charities with his wife, Diane! 7
Neurologic Course Schedule 12 Contact Hours
Friday, October 25th, 20197:00 AM - 8:00 AM Registration & Breakfast
8:00 AM - 9:45 AM
9:45 AM - 10:15 AM
10:15 AM - 12:00 PM
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
1:00 PM - 2:45 PM
2:45 PM - 3:15 PM
3:15 PM - 5:00 PM
Defining fall risk and imbalance. The physiology of balance and
pathophysiology leading to imbalance. Defining and identifying
evidence-based screening.
Break
The science and quantification of balance: assessment measure.
UPTA Business Meeting & LunchInterventions in balance and fall prevention: Rehabilitative and Restorative.
Break
Intervention in balance and fall prevention: Rehabilitative and Restorative:
Motor learning, patient engagement, and the OPTIMAL in
balance rehabilitation.
7 Contact Hours
Saturday, October 26th, 2019 5.5 Contact Hours + 1 Ethics
7:00 AM - 8:00 AM
Registration & Breakfast
8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
8:30 AM - 9:15 AM
9:15 AM - 9:45 AM
9:45 AM - 10:15 AM
10:15 AM - 12:00 PM
Research Presentation
Interventions in balance and fall prevention. Compensatory.
Documentation in a manner that will demonstrate
skilled therapy and justify reimbursement for fall
prevention and imbalance.
Break
Applications in fall prevention: Video case studies
Ethics - TBD
6:30 AM - 7:00 AM
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12:00 PM - 1:00 PM Lunch
The future of treatment: Technological advances in balance
rehabilitation, dynamic gait analysis and fall prevention (apps,
equipment, and research trends)
1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
Questions, course summary2:30 PM - 3:00 PM
Saturday, October 27th, 2018 7 Contact Hours + 1 Ethics
7:00 AM - 8:00 AM
Registration & Breakfast
8:00 AM - 8::30 AM
8:30 AM - 9:45 AM
9:45 AM - 10:15 PM
10:15 PM - 12:00 PM
12:00 PM - 1::00 PM
Research Presentations
Review of Motor Learning & Development of Gait
Break
Key Phases of Gait, Review of Common Orthotic Options, &
Evidence for Orthotic Efficacy
Lunch
Ethics - TBD
6:30 AM - 7:00 AM
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"ORTHOSES FOR CHILDREN: FOUNDATIONAL PRINCIPLES
AND EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE"
Pediatric Course & Schedule
Dr. Martin received a BA in Athletic Training from Purdue University in 1987, her MS in Physical Therapy
from University of Indianapolis in 1990, and Doctor of Health Science from University of Indianapolis in
2003. She is currently a full Professor at University of Indianapolis. Her clinical background includes
early intervention and pediatric acute care. Dr. Martin teaches the pediatric DPT content at the
University of Indianapolis, and her research efforts have focused on orthoses and children with
hypotonia. Dr. Martin is currently Chair of the Education Committee and member of the Academy of
Pediatric Physical Therapy Movement System Task Force.
Course Speaker: Dr. Kathy Martin, PT
This one-day course will review how typically developing infants learn to walk, the basic principles of
typical gait, and relevant motor learning and motor development theories that help describe the
process of learning to walk. Foundational concepts for orthotic intervention for children with gait
deficiencies and the current evidence for orthotic efficacy for children with cerebral palsy and
children with hypotonia will be discussed. Gaps in our knowledge base will also be identified.
Strategies for managing these gaps using the foundational concepts of motor learning and gait will
be explored to provide a framework for orthotic decision-making.
1:00 PM - 2:45 PM Gaps and Controversies & Managing the Gaps - Clinical
Application
2:45 PM - 3:15 PM Break
Course Overview:
3:15 PM - 5:00 PM Managing the Gaps - Clinical Application, Video Case Studies,
Questions and wrap-up
THANK YOU Thanks to our supporters and sponsors!
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THANK YOU Thanks to our supporters and sponsors!
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THANK YOU Thanks to our supporters and sponsors!
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Membership & PAC & Pediatric SIG
www.uptaonline.org/donations
Email: [email protected]
Bart McDonald: 208-233-2248
[email protected] Website: www.diagnosticsforpt.com
Presentations & Posters
PLATFORM PRESENTATIONS:
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Comparing Patients Who Use Physical Therapy After a Referral With Those Who Do
Not: a Retrospective Cohort Analysis. Sharpe J. *Winner*
Combined Intervention of Massed Practice and Electrical Sensory Stimulation in a
Patient with Chronic Stroke: A Case Study. Yokomizo L. *Winner*
Assessing Activity Levels in the Elder Care Partners of Stroke Survivors. Staples TJ,
Sauter K, Hayes H.
Presentations will be on Saturday during lunch in the
Ortho room. They will begin immediately following
the raffle.
Posters:Harms and Benefits of Opioids for Management of Non-Surgical Acute and Chronic
Low Back Pain: A Systematic Review. Tucker HR, Scaff K, McCloud T, Carlomagno K,
Daly K, Garcia AN, Cook CE.
Motor imagery and mirror therapy as an adjunct treatment in the upper extremity
of a patient with chronic stroke: A case study. Schepers A, Kolbaşı EN, Hayes H.
Novel Use of Functional Electrical Stimulation in ClubFoot: A Case Study.
Shuckra A.
Health Coaching Principles Applied to Academic Advising Within a DPT
Program. Faraclas E, Stevenson T, Lynn J.
The creation of a multilingual fall prevention handout for older adults residing in
home. Hart C, Garg H, Twohy L.
Knee Cooling device. Hanrahan M.
Job Satisfaction in Physical Therapy and Its Relationship with Debt Load. Timpson
M.
Abdominal pain in physical therapy: a case study. Garg H.
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