Sedentary Behavior After Stroke

Update: 2020-03-22

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This week, Natalie and Jessica interview Emily Kringle about sedentary behavior following stroke. We discuss why sedentary behavior is so problematic, how OTs can assess sedentary behavior, and how we can intervene to promote health.

This episode is eligible for CEU credits!

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Sedentary Behavior After Stroke

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