Research Spotlight: Practice Management, Leadership, and Quality Improvement (Saturday)-Session Presentation

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Thank you all for joining us for the Research Spotlight session. Today we heard presentations on various topics, including cognitive impairment in amputees, enhancing comprehension of relative value units, race and rehabilitation service utilization, early detection of cerebral palsy, support and follow-up for amputees, and the influence of telemedicine on neurosurgery referrals for low back pain. The presenters discussed their findings, methodologies, and potential future directions for their projects. Some key takeaways include the importance of early detection and intervention in cerebral palsy, the need for accurate understanding of relative value units in medical billing, the impact of race on rehabilitation service utilization, the role of neonatal follow-up programs in identifying and treating cerebral palsy, the need for support and follow-up for underserved amputee populations, and the influence of telemedicine on referral patterns for low back pain. These presentations highlight the ongoing research efforts in the field of physical medicine and rehabilitation and the potential for improving patient care and outcomes. Thank you to all the presenters for sharing their work and to the audience for their engagement.

Keywords

cognitive impairment in amputees

comprehension of relative value units

race and rehabilitation service utilization

early detection of cerebral palsy

support and follow-up for amputees

influence of telemedicine on neurosurgery referrals

low back pain

physical medicine and rehabilitation