Description
People with CF spend a large portion of their day managing their disease. This session will explore the interplay between perceived burden of care and mood and outline ways in which the PT & RT can alleviate treatment burden by initiating programs that will improve quality of life: decreasing depression and anxiety as well as reduce time spent performing daily treatments.
Learning Objectives:
- Identify ways in which the PT & RT can decrease treatment burden for people with CF.
- Demonstrate how technology can be used to improve adherence.
- Discuss how exercise can be used to decrease depression and improve mood in people living with CF.
Workshop Chair(s):
Workshop Speaker(s):
- Brenda
Maud Button,
Ph.D.,
Adjunct Clinical Associate Professor
- Matthew
Nippins,
P.T., D.P.T., C.C.S.,
Assistant Clinical Professor,
Massachusetts General Hospital
- Siri
Vaeth,
M.S.W.,
CFRI
- Sarah
Baker,
PA-C,
Physician Assistant,
Mayo Clinic
- Rebecca
Calthorpe,
B.Sc.,
Evidence Based Child Health Group
