Author: DEVELOPING A TOUCH OF CARE

Hello, I'm Janice Dundas. I'm passionate about helping others achieve better movement, function, and overall quality of life through physiotherapy. Specializing in musculoskeletal and neurological conditions, I have developed extensive expertise in movement analysis and facilitation. If you're ready to start your journey to improved health and well-being, feel free to reach out to me at atcphysiotherapy@gmail.com.Hello, I'm Janice Dundas. I'm passionate about helping others achieve better movement, function, and overall quality of life through physiotherapy. Specializing in musculoskeletal and neurological conditions, I have developed extensive expertise in movement analysis and facilitation. If you're ready to start your journey to improved health and well-being, feel free to reach out to me at atcphysiotherapy@gmail.com.
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A thorough Geriatric Assessment is essential when establishing a Care Plan…

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The assessment process for geriatrics is quite involved at times – always remember that a review of systems is an important context upon which the therapeutic approach is developed – here is an example of best practice:

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2-3 YEARS

On the move to developing a touch of care….through Physical Activity

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https://www.cdc.gov/physical-activity-basics/guidelines/older-adults.html


Click the link above to learn more about the type of activities that are beneficial as we age!

1-2 YEARS

Understanding Falls Risks at Home is important in developing a touch of care….Use this checklist to find and fix hazards in your home.

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Click to access steadi-brochure-checkforsafety-508.pdf

Click the link above to find and fix hazards in your home that can lead to falls!

0-1 YEARS

Keeping an eye on developing a touch of care….through Falls Prevention

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Click to access steadi-brochure-stayindependent-508.pdf

Click on the link above to learn about four things you can do to prevent falls and check your “risk for falling”!