Planning News Team Univ. Averell Overby, Dr. It also is used to combat the problem of 'learned disuse' in persons who have had a stroke. This therapy has also helped stroke victims regain use of affected parts of the body faster than if both unaffected and affected parts are used during therapy. All health-care professionals are invited to attend the seminar.
Brown bags are welcome.
This seminar is part of OU-COM's winter 2000 continuing education series on geriatric medicine and gerontology. Continuing education credit may be awarded for each entire program attended. Continuing education credit has been approved for nurses, social workers and counselors for the Dec. 18 program. The normally scheduled seminars that would be held on Jan. 1 and Jan. 15 are canceled due to holidays. Health professionals from the community regularly attend, in addition to interns, residents and medical students.