Here’s what providers can do to be more effective healthcare care providers from assessment, treatment, and plan of care. DocJen and Dr. Dom dive into their experience with a Paediatric chiropractor and physical therapist with their baby, Dante. They discuss Dante’s experience with latching, tongue ties, preferential head turning, and therefore Torticollis. Let’s discuss what to expect from a healthcare provider to optimize treatment success.
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What You Will Learn In This PT Pearl:
04:30 – Why Dante needed physical therapy? Tongue ties and latching
09:37 – Chiropractic Therapy & the Importance of Education and Plan of Care
16:23 – Paediatric physical therapy
19:42 – What you should expect from your healthcare provider
23:08 – Diagnosis: the spectrum of Torticollis
25:16 – How to optimize your therapy visit whether with a chiropractor or a physical therapist
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