Movement Disorder Lab, Thursday, October 1st,  Ohio University Athens, OH

 

 

We will be having a Movement Disorder Lab for the second year medical students at Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine in Athens, Ohio on Thursday October 1st. This is an interview lab only and there will not be a history or physical exam done. The medical students will just be asking you questions about problems with activities of daily living and how hard it is for you to now do tasks you use to do daily (employment, yard work, golf, tennis, etc). We would like to invite your support group members to attend and help us educate these students about movement disorders such as Polio, Parkinson’s, Multiple Sclerosis, or Spinal Cord Injuries. Two medical students will talk with you at a time for about 15 minutes, and then another pair of students will come into the exam room to talk with you. You will not be continually interviewed for 2-hours.
The lab will be held on the West Green (near the Convocation Center) in Irvine Hall from 10am to 12pm Thursday October 1st. We are asking that everyone be in the parking lot by 9:10am so we can get everyone over to Irvine Hall. The lab will be supervised by Dr. Judith Rhue. Transportation from the parking lot to the back door of our building will be provided; therefore, only requiring a short walk to the elevator. Each person participating in the lab will be compensated $55.00. Spouses are welcome to participate and be interviewed in another exam room.

Please call me at 740-593-2344 (my personal phone) or email me at henderson@oucom.ohiou.edu to confirm attendance or get additional information regarding the lab. We are having several labs next week, so please leave me a message and I will return your call as soon as I can.

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Pam Henderson, BSN, RN

Clinical Training and Assessment Center Supervisor

Ohio University

College Of Osteopathic Medicine

225 Irvine Hall

Athens, Ohio

740-593-2344

henderson@oucom.ohiou.edu

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HI
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I wear a 9 1/2 shoe on my left foot and a size 11 shoe on my right foot.
So when I buy shoes I'm stuck with a 9 1/2 right and 11 left
If any man has polio in the opposite leg that I do and can use these shoes and maybe trade with me, email me at  nick8751@sbcglobal.net.

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