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LECTURE 1: Rehabilitation Perspective in Acute Care  
Jhoana Marie Zambrano, MD

This lecture is designed to expose physical therapists with rehabilitation perspective in acute care. Learners will receive instruction on best practices to integrate and apply existing evidence into comprehensive patient-client management programs.

LECTURE 2: Health and Safety Guidelines in Acute Care
Adolf Enrique Gonzales, PTRP

This lecture is designed to expose physical therapists to healthy and safety guidelines in acute care. Learners will receive instruction on best practices to integrate and apply existing evidence into comprehensive patient-client management programs.

LECTURE 3: Laboratory Values and Medical Chart Reading
Anton Miguel M. Jordan, PTRP, DPT

This lecture is designed to expose physical therapists to  laboratory values and medical chart reading. Learners will receive instruction on best practices to integrate and apply existing evidence into comprehensive patient-client management programs.

LECTURE 4: Common Patient Attachments and Precautions
Jessica Christine R. Montecino, PTRP

This lecture is designed to expose physical therapists to common patient attachments and precautions. Learners will receive instruction on best practices to integrate and apply existing evidence into comprehensive patient-client management programs.

LECTURE 5: Rehabilitation Perspective on Burn
Dorothy Dy Ching Bing-Agsaoay, MD

This lecture is designed to expose physical therapists to rehabilitation perspective on burn. Learners will receive instruction on best practices to integrate and apply existing evidence into comprehensive patient-client management programs.

LECTURE 6: Physical Therapy in Burn Care
Sarah Faye C. Alano, PTRP

This lecture is designed to expose physical therapists to the examination and treatment of patients or clients with burn injuries.  Learners will receive instruction on best practices to integrate and apply existing evidence into comprehensive patient-client management programs.

LECTURE 7: Rehabilitation Perspective Common General Surgical Conditions in Acute Care (ERAS)
Mitchelle P. Gabuya, MD, OTRP

This lecture is designed to expose physical therapists to rehabilitation perspective in common general surgical conditions in acute care (ERAS). Learners will receive instruction on best practices to integrate and apply existing evidence into comprehensive patient-client management programs.

LECTURE 8: Rehabilitation Perspective Common Orthopedic Surgical Conditions in Acute Care (FLS)
Manuel A. Perjes, MD, PTRP

This lecture is designed to expose physical therapists to rehabilitation perspective in common orthopedic surgical conditions in acute care (FLS). Learners will receive instruction on best practices to integrate and apply existing evidence into comprehensive patient-client management programs.

LECTURE 9: Rehabilitation Perspective Common Cardiac Surgical Conditions in Acute Care  
Kristopher P. De Leon, MD

This lecture is designed to expose physical therapists to rehabilitation perspective in common cardiac surgical conditions in acute care. Learners will receive instruction on best practices to integrate and apply existing evidence into comprehensive patient-client management programs.

LECTURE 10: Rehabilitation Perspective Common Orthopedic Surgical Conditions in Acute Care (Amputation)
Shelly Grace Evangelista-Fullante, MD, PTRP

This lecture is designed to expose physical therapists to rehabilitation perspective with common orthopedic surgical conditions in amputation. Learners will receive instruction on best practices to integrate and apply existing evidence into comprehensive patient-client management programs.

LECTURE 11: Physical Therapy in General Surgical Conditions (ERAS): Assessment and Treatment
Eizel Kaye F. Dy, PTRP

This lecture is designed to expose physical therapists to the examination and treatment of post-surgical patients or clients. Learners will receive instruction on best practices to integrate and apply existing evidence into comprehensive patient-client management programs.

LECTURE 12: Physical Therapy in Orthopedic Surgical Conditions (FLS): Assessment and Treatment
Precious Sharmaine A. Pintucan, PTRP 

This lecture is designed to expose physical therapists to the examination and treatment of post-surgical orthopedic patients or clients. Learners will receive instruction on best practices to integrate and apply existing evidence into comprehensive patient-client management programs.

LECTURE 13: Physical Therapy in Amputation: Assessment and Treatment
Ma. Jocelda F. Abella, PTRP

This lecture is designed to expose physical therapists to the examination and treatment of patients or clients with lower extremity amputation. Learners will receive instruction on best practices to integrate and apply existing evidence into comprehensive patient-client management programs.

LECTURE 14: Physical Therapy in Post-op Cardiac Conditions: Assessment and Treatment
Lauren Andrea Isabella P. Isleta, PTRP

This lecture is designed to expose physical therapists to the examination and treatment of post-surgical patients or clients with cardiac conditions. Learners will receive instruction on best practices to integrate and apply existing evidence into comprehensive patient-client management programs.

LECTURE 15: Rehabilitation Perspective Common Neurosurgical Conditions in Acute Care
Jaymee Antollena Flores, MD, OTRP

This lecture is designed to expose physical therapists to rehabilitation perspective in common nuerosugical conditions. Learners will receive instruction on best practices to integrate and apply existing evidence into comprehensive patient-client management programs.

LECTURE 16: Rehabilitation Perspective Common Orthopedic Spine Conditions in Acute Care
Anna Cecilia Tiangco, MD, OTRP

This lecture is designed to expose physical therapists to rehabilitation perspective with common orthopedic spine conditions. Learners will receive instruction on best practices to integrate and apply existing evidence into comprehensive patient-client management programs.

LECTURE 17: Physical Therapy in Stroke: Assessment and Treatment
Ma. Ericka O. Faren, PTRP 

This lecture is designed to expose physical therapists to the examination and treatment of patients or clients with stroke. Learners will receive instruction on best practices to integrate and apply existing evidence into comprehensive patient-client management programs.

LECTURE 18: Physical Therapy in Spinal Cord Injury: Assessment and Treatment
Cristy Ann Gozon-Ong, PTRP

This lecture is designed to expose physical therapists to the examination and treatment of patients or clients with spinal cord injury. Learners will receive instruction on best practices to integrate and apply existing evidence into comprehensive patient-client management programs.

LECTURE 19: Physical Therapy in Neurological Pediatrics: Assessment and Treatment
John Henry A. Ocden, PTRP, MOH 

This lecture is designed to expose physical therapists to the examination and treatment of pediatric patients or clients with nuerological conditions. Learners will receive instruction on best practices to integrate and apply existing evidence into comprehensive patient-client management programs.