Discussion item | Answers |
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What do you do with your hip replacements? | In bed exercises |
Quadriceps static exercises | |
Free range abductors | |
Bridging exercises | |
Hydrotherapy | |
Could you tell us a little bit about the exercise/physical activity you prescribe generically for your hip replacement patients? | Depends on period of rehabilitation |
For Mobility: strengthening, functional, balance and weight bearing | |
Active instructions given are determined by time/service pressures | |
Target quadriceps and glutei muscles | |
What exercises do you think are important for total hip replacement surgery patients? | In bed exercises |
Quadriceps static | |
Free range abductors | |
Bridging exercises | |
Hydrotherapy | |
Strengthening | |
Functional | |
Balance | |
Weight bearing | |
What would you like to know about a colleague’s practice with regards total hip replacement rehabilitation? | Demographics of patients seen? |
Who mobilises first following surgery? | |
Day patient mobilised post-operatively? | |
Average duration of inpatient of stay? | |
Grade of physiotherapist that sees patients | |
Pre-operative education provided? | |
Use of resistance training? | |
Inpatient rehabilitation | |
Grade of physiotherapist that sees patients | |
Equipments patients are discharged with | |
Outpatient rehabilitation | |
Intermediate care team visits at home? | |
Mechanism/ route of re-referral? | |
Inpatient and outpatient discharge criteria? | |
Number of times patients seen in outpatient clinic | |
Frequency of visits and number seen personally |