Mobility Minute Podcast

I am your host Drew Martin. Our focus today is on critical care physical therapy. Heidi Engel, PT, DPT has spent over 34 years in healthcare and has focused the last 11 years on ICU mobility…

Mobility Minute podcast season one highlights. Watch this short recap of content from clinical stakeholders, academics, and survivors. Hospital patient mobility takes a strong interdisciplinary team.

Today, we speak with critical care nurse, Alison Cassina. In the ICU, mobility can fall down the priority list (and for good reason). Oftentimes bedside caregivers are unsure which direction to take…

Dr. Pavon is a researcher and associate professor at Duke University and is associated with the Durham V. A. for geriatrics. During our conversation, we get into the importance of mobility measurement…

Dian Baker, PhD, RN, APRN-BC has been a thought leader in pneumonia prevention in the hospital and her work has highlighted hospital-acquired pneumonia, the #1 hospital-acquired infection…

Brueilly’s background in education and physical therapy clinical practice came full circle when he was diagnosed with a saddle pulmonary embolism in January of 2019…

Nancy is a physical therapist and ergonomist whose work in both inpatient and outpatient environments has molded her understanding mobility and safe patient handling…

Kali Dayton is a nurse practitioner from Utah with experience both as a traveling nurse, and in her hospital’s ‘Awake and Walking ICU’…

I’ve always been fascinated with the concept of human-centered design and how many times users are failed by the missteps of…

Teresa Boynton (MS OTR CSPHP) is currently an independent clinical consultant. She previously worked…