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Is Your Patient Shuffling? Here's What to Do

Is Your Patient Shuffling? Here's What to Do Stephanie from The Note Ninjas discusses effective strategies for patients experiencing a shuffling gait pattern during ambulation, a common symptom in various movement disorders like Parkinson's disease. This video provides valuable physical therapy and occupational therapy insights for improving patient care. Learn practical gait training ideas and documentation tips to support your patients. 🎥 Subscribe & Turn on Notifications for more physical therapy and occupational therapy patient-centered activities WITH documentation examples @‌thenoteninjas ⭐ For those PTs, OTs, SLPs, or assistants ready to streamline treatment planning and documentation, explore our comprehensive resources: 🔑 Join The Note Ninjas Membership for PTs and OTs treating older adults- Your one-stop resource to end the documentation and treatment struggle and overwhelm! Inside, you'll find numerous treatment ideas, documentation examples, and our trained AI Chatbot to help you simplify and elevate your documentation, reducing the stress of knowing what to write in your patient notes. Membership for PTs and OTs working with older adults: https://thenoteninjas.mysamcart.com/m... Membership for PTs, OTs, SLPs working in Pediatrics: https://thenoteninjas.mysamcart.com/t... ✍🏼 Grab our FREE Documentation Cheat Sheet- We have an adult and pediatric version! Simplify, expedite, and reduce the stress of documentation! https://thenoteninjas.mykajabi.com/sk... *This content is provided for educational purposes only and is intended to support informed professional judgment and practice. It is not a substitute for professional advice or treatment. Viewers are responsible for using their own professional judgment and adhering to local regulations and standards when applying concepts presented in this content. The creators disclaim any liability for actions taken based on the information provided in this channel. 00:00 Introduction 01:44 How to perform 02:45 How to document