PM Pediatric Care’s Post

To all the parents who became scientists overnight—learning, calculating, and adjusting on the fly—you are amazing! 💙 From dosing insulin to managing frustrating blood sugars, you’ve stepped into a role you never expected and handle it with incredible strength and love. It’s not easy, but you do it for your T1D warriors every day. 💪 What’s one thing you’ve mastered on this T1D journey? Share with us below! #T1D #Type1Diabetes #ParentingWithT1D #T1DWarrior #TKtype1

To all the t1d parents who became mathematicians overnight—measuring, counting, and calculating with every meal—you are truly amazing! 💙 From carb counts to insulin doses, you’ve taken on the challenge with incredible dedication and love. It’s not an easy journey, but you’re doing it one equation at a time. 💪 What’s the trickiest calculation you’ve had to figure out lately? Share below! #T1D #Type1Diabetes #ParentingWithT1D #T1DParents #MathematiciansOvernight #TKtype1

Try our on demand 1.0 CEU for LPCs and learn about the inhibitory learning model as it applies to exposure therapy. https://lnkd.in/gf7g8ktZ

Try our on demand 1.0 CEU for LPCs and learn about the inhibitory learning model as it applies to exposure therapy. https://lnkd.in/gf7g8ktZ

Supporting your child through a new T1D diagnosis is a challenging journey. At TK.type1, we believe in the power of education, patience, and dreaming big. Remember, you and your child are stronger than you think. Celebrate the small victories and know that imperfect days are part of the process. #T1D #DiabetesSupport #T1DParenting #TKtype1

#RCT of 3x/w iMOVE therapy (Intensive Mobility training with Variability and Error) therapy or conventional therapy shows benefits on gross motor development compared to ‘standard care’ in 2-3y children with #CerebralPalsy

The importance of screening for T1D continues to grow- and as we learn more about stages 1 and 2 of new onset T1D, more modalities of prevention and care will emerge! Please consider screening your patients, your family, and yourself!

Curtis Wu, PT. DPT, OCS, SCS, CSCS; Ashleigh McAdam PT, DPT, OCS, GCS; and Michelle Cilenti, PT, DPT, SCS, OCS, CSCS, USATF-L1 and Michael Ast, MD presented “Making an Impact: A Framework to Returning to High Level Activity Following Total Joint Arthroplasty” at the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) Combined Sections Meeting, the leading physical therapy conference in the United States. Their education session described the current state of rehabilitation following TJA and the successful return to high-impact activity. Left to right: Michelle Cilenti, Curtis Wu, and Ashleigh McAdam #APTACSM

Students practice Buddy Transfusion which is an important skills for TP’s and for doing PFC.

What is one improvement/recommendation you as a 7O Kilo, 68J, BMET Chief or 68A would give to improve Class VIII and Class VIII medical repair parts at a IMSA?