24-hour postural care considerations for the bariatric client
This webinar will provide case examples and scenarios, allowing participants to apply the knowledge gained to practical situations. By the end of the session, rehabilitation professionals should feel confident in their ability to assess, measure, and recommend appropriate seating solutions for individuals with obesity, considering their unique characteristics and needs. Please note that this webinar will not be recorded, so make sure you don’t miss it.
Learning Outcomes
- Participants will be able to recognise three distinct characteristics specific to individuals who are bariatric that require careful consideration during the assessment and measurement process.
- Participants will gain insights into the intricacies of back support requirements for obese individuals.
- Rehabilitation professionals will be equipped to evaluate and address specific seat support needs for obese individuals.
Meet our Experts
Sharon brings over 3 decades of specialized expertise in 24- hour postural care, pressure care and related function. As a global leader, she has delivered dynamic and energetic instruction through over 2000 presentations worldwide. Sharon now focuses on offering virtual clinical consultation and mentorship for clinicians seeking to upskill in this specialized area.
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