Early Management of Pediatric Radial Longitudinal Deficiency: A Multidisciplinary Approach and Strategies for Remote Family Engagement
Duration: One hour
Presented by: Peggy Faussett, MOTR/L, CHT
Format: Live case presentation and discussion, and Q&A
Registration:
This offering is Free to ASHT members, but registration is required for each live monthly session.
Registration Fee:
Members $0
Non-Members $35
Learning Objectives:
At the end of the presentation, participants will be able to:
- Identify the goals and key components of non-operative management for infants with Radial Longitudinal Deficiency (RLD).
- Explain the necessity of a comprehensive, multidisciplinary team approach for RLD, including the systematic screening for associated hematologic or cardiac anomalies.
- Describe a structured process for engaging in shared decision-making with a family regarding the timing and selection of non-operative and operative interventions
- Discuss effective strategies for coordinating therapeutic follow-up and maximizing adherence to a home program for families with limited geographic access to specialty hand care.
CE Credit:
Attendees earn 1.0 continuing education hours/0.1 CEUs for this session. Upon successfully passing the quiz, you will receive your CE certificate.
Pediatric Case Reviews Description:
The Pediatric Case Reviews is a series of monthly live online case presentations of pediatric upper extremity diagnoses. Each month a case will be presented to include a brief description of the diagnosis, objective findings, and therapeutic interventions. The presenter will also discuss their clinical decision-making process and how they navigated any challenges.