Presentation Title: The Exercise Prescription: Practical Evidenced Based Tips for Engaging Patients in Exercise
Barbara Moss, D.O.
Session Objectives: 1. Distinguish Evidenced based Health Benefits that can be attained from regular Physical Exercise
2. Develop collaborative exercise prescription plans using a structured program
3. Identify barriers for implementation that may exist for some patients and address utilizing FITTPro system
Presentation Title: Optimizing the Cardio Pulmonary System with OMT
Jodie Hermann, D.O.
Session Objectives:
1. Review the Tenets of Osteopathy as they relate to Cardiopulmonary form and function.
2. Explain how to leverage the 5 pathophysiologic models and health continuum to assess patient CP function.
3. Discuss the anatomy and physiology of the heart and lungs and explain how to optimize CP function with osteopathic techniques and philosop
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