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CPD Points : 2 General (Level 1) CPD points
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- Presenters:Tanya Bell-Jenje
- Duration: 2 hours
- MCQ’s: 5 MCQ’s
- Attendees: Health Care Professionals
- Fee: R585
In this 2 hour webinar recording, we are happy to bring you Part 6 of Tanya’s 6 part Online internationally acclaimed Lower Quarter course:
The world has changed. Most Physiotherapy courses are online & Webinars have exploded onto the scene. As a result, theoretical knowledge within the profession has improved tenfold, but Clinical skills, Manual skills & Clinical reasoning skills have declined. Assessing the whole patient to find the source of the problem, the Primary Driver, is becoming a lost art. So much sub-grouping is taking place, practitioners are becoming ‘experts’ in one joint, losing the knowledge to look at co-relationships & regional inter-dependence. This means that patient-centred care is under threat as successful treatment outcomes are potentially reduced.
This Clinically relevant course introduces the clinician to concepts necessary to evaluating the movement system as a whole, respecting the Biopsychosocial model, aimed at finding the primary source of the problem.
On this course you will learn:
- How to Teach Co-Contracting of the Abdominal Canister without global muscle substitution
- Exercises for Rehab of the Global Stabilizers
- Exercises for Regaining Global Mobiliser Extensibility
- Clinical patient presentations and best management strategies
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What an amazing course, I feel that every Physiotherapist should be doing these courses. I did mine as an online course, I miss getting a handout like at the in person course that you can reference back to, as it is a lot of information and from what I understand, you only have access to the online course material for 90 days.
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Factual and informative , generates enthusiasm!
Informative. Practical applications in clinical practice.
I loved the effort put in and all the knowledge that Tanya shared. I definitely will be implementing a lot of it in my practice. The lack of slides & the assessment form is unfortunate especially considering that I would have chosen to do the in person version to have that access.