Physiological Rationale and Current Evidence for Therapeutic Positioning of Critically Ill Patients
Karen L. Johnson, RN, PhD, Tim Meyenburg, RN, MS 
 
 
Learning Objectives - At the completion of this program, the learner will be able to:
Objective 1: Understand the role of therapeutic repositioning in preventing complications and improving critically ill patient outcomes.
Objective 2: Describe the physiological rationale for stationary and active repositioning.
Objective 3: Recognize special considerations for therapeutic repositioning of critically ill obese and elderly patients.
 
CE ID: ACC2032 Contact Hours: 1.0
CERP Cat: A Synergy Cat: A
Form Expires: 6/1/2011
 
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Physiological Rationale and Current Evidence for Therapeutic Positioning of Critically Ill Patients
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