CPD Points : 2 general CEU’s (Level 1)
Presenter: Tanya Bell-Jenje
In clinical practice we are often faced with patients presenting with elbow pain. What on first glance is a simple joint to assess & treat, often rears its obstinate head with multiple complexing presentations, histories of persistent pain & often hyperalgesia with associated contributing factors from other neural, vascular & musculo-skeletal structures. Certainly, an efficient, clearly clinically reasoned assessment is the cornerstone of making the correct diagnosis & structuring the optimal management plan for best outcomes.
In this live recording of the webinar, I discuss & / or demonstrate the following:
- Best practice history taking with key questions pertinent to the elbow
- The importance of the PRTEE questionnaire
- Detailed objective testing, bearing in mind that all tests should ‘make sense’ & that often ‘less is more’
- Lots of elbow-specific tips & tricks
An elbow-specific assessment form will be available for you to download & use to assess patients presenting to your clinics with elbow pain.
Course Content
Ratings and Reviews
a systematic approach to get to what cases pain in the elbow
Enjoyed the presentation of anatomy and the tricks
Highly recommended. Excellent anatomy revision as well as assessment techniques.
I did the elbow course years ago and this was such a good concise practical recap. thank you.
I really enjoyed the refresher of joint arthrokinematics. Reminders of how to test individual muscle. Great surface anatomy update as well as differential diagnosis of golfers or tennis elbow. Thank you Bron and Tanya.
I got alot of information that I could put into practice immediately
Loved the way Tanya presented the information. So practical and immediately useful in clinical practice.
I learnt so much from the presenter's experience! Great tips and tricks!
As always Tanya never disappoints! I just love how she can make everything look so easy to do and find! This was very insightful and a very good review of all the things you tend to hurry over or forget!
As always, Tanya is incredibly helpful and concise, challenging your clinical reasoning and guiding you to understand what might be wrong with your patients. Thank you for the hard work!