Designing exercise and muscle strengthening videos to increase physical therapy compliance and effectiveness in non-operative pediatric orthopedic patients

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This project set out to create a series of short narrated videos displaying proper stretching and strengthening techniques for the treatment of non-operative muscular complaints in pediatric patients. Three headings of disorder were addressed: core strengthening, patellofemoral pain and shoulder injury. Within each of these categories, a number of short videos were produced using several actors demonstrating correct technique. Narration was then added to describe what was occurring onscreen and prevent incorrect form. A total of 32 videos were produced and made available for free on the Rady Children's Hospital 360 Sports Medicine website (http:// www.rchsd.org/programsservices/ sports-medicine/) for easy access by physicians, physical therapists, patients and their parents

• 2018

• Burns, Luke

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Forms part of the UC San Diego School of Medicine independent study projects, Class of 2018

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• Dissertations, Academic--School of Medicine. (Discipline)--UCSD

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La Jolla, California: University of California, San Diego

M.D. University of California, San Diego 2018

• Burns, Luke

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