This course explores the article Comparing Physical Activity and Exercise Experiences of Latino and Non-Latino Individuals with Parkinson Disease. The discussion examines the physical activity experiences, values, and beliefs of Latino and non-Latino individuals with Parkinson Disease. Topics include differences in exercise participation, culturally specific themes, the importance of tailored interventions, and the influential role of family and caregivers in supporting adherence. 

Learning Objectives:

1. Analyze health disparities in rehabilitation, focusing on the physical activity and exercise experiences, values, and beliefs of Latino and non-Latino individuals with Parkinson Disease. 
2. Discuss methodological, ethical, and practical considerations in implementing advanced rehabilitation technologies. 
3. Develop strategies for personalized interventions and shared decision-making in clinical settings. 

Course Instructions

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