SHIP Rounds | Virtual
Join us for June SHIP Rounds!
Topic
'Therapeutic' Falls: A toolkit for embracing risk, enhancing autonomy and accelerating recovery
Learning objectives
At the end of the session, participants will:
- Understand the concept of ‘therapeutic’ falls
- Explore various ethical and practical considerations related to falling, risk, and autonomy in rehabilitation
- Consider the extent to which therapeutic falls may be relevant to your practice setting
- Access the Implementation Toolkit
Presenters
Angie Andreoli, MSc, BSc(PT) Toronto Rehab – University Health Network Lecturer (Status-Only), University of Toronto, Department of Physical Therapy
Danielle Jepson, MScPT Toronto Rehab – University Health Network
Meiqi Guo, MSc, MD, FRCPC, CSCN Diplomate(EMG) Toronto Rehab – University Health Network Department of Medicine, University of Toronto
Bios
Angie is a physiotherapist by background and supports Quality and Safety across Toronto Rehab with a particular interest patient experience and quality improvement.
Danielle Jepson is an Advanced Practice Leader at UHN-Toronto Rehabilitation Institute. She specializes in elevating the performance of interprofessional teams caring for patients with complex needs.
Dr. Meiqi Guo is the Medical Director of the Brain Rehabilitation Program at UHN-Toronto Rehabilitation Institute. Her academic work is focused on making rehabilitation care safer and creating innovative models of care for people with acquired brain injuries.
Interprofessional Education
Sinai Health Interprofessional (SHIP) Rounds is a virtual series of lunch-and-learn sessions where an interprofessional group of physicians, employees and learners from Hennick Bridgepoint and Mount Sinai Hospitals learn with, from and about each other. The series runs monthly from September through June, and presentation topics focus on interprofessional management of issues affecting Sinai Health people and the patients and families that we serve. Themes include sharing best practices in the management of our patient populations, ethical and legal considerations in care, addressing health systems challenges, health-care provider wellness and resilience, providing updates in research and evidence-based care, as well as collaborative practice and dealing with complexity. Each session has interactive components and an opportunity for participant feedback. SHIP Rounds are accredited by the College of Family Physicians of Canada (Mainpro+ 1 credit) and the Royal College (1 hour/session).
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