Scapula dyskinesis can be ‘tricky’ to treat and some people have persistent pain or shoulder instability despite extensive treatment. Is sensory perception the forgotten link in rehabilitation?

Hear Jeremy talk about the upcoming book 'The Shoulder: Theory and Practice'

Upper limb pain can have many causes, and thorough examination of the cervical spine and associated neurology is critical in differentiating cervical spine referred pain and guiding management.

In this webinar, Tracey talks about how physiotherapists can help people with physical injuries who struggle with their mental health.

Learn about the definition, pathophysiology, diagnosis and risk factors for osteoarthritis and how to develop an individualised management programme based on assessment of all biopsychosocial factors.

This package includes: Introduction, Health Screening, The Big 3, Rheumatological Conditions and Cancer Screening.

Learn about common medications, their use, potential adverse effects and implications for physiotherapy practice.

Learn about the clinical presentation, differential diagnosis, investigations and medical and physiotherapy management of RA. Includes specific exercise programmes for the hand and upper limb.

Learn about the pathophysiology, risk of fragility fractures and physiotherapy management including falls risk assessment, balance training, targeted loading, the role of heavy lifting and graded exercise programmes.

Having excluded other causes of shoulder pain, we now look at the clinical classification of shoulder conditions to help guide management.

The ability to appropriately refer for, and interpret the results of diagnostic imaging investigations is critical in primary health care.

Learn about the pathophysiology and how to recognise, differentiate, investigate, treat and refer people with common rheumatologic conditions.

Learn about connective tissue disorders including systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) and Sjogren's syndrome, their clinical presentation, investigations and referral indications.

Identifying the type of pain, mechanisms contributing to persistent pain and the influence of psychosocial factors are critical in the diagnostic process, and in selection of appropriate treatment interventions.

Four Sport and Exercise Webinars for NZD $25. Access 12 months │ Learning time 1 hour each │ CPD certificates provided.

Learn about the pathophysiology, classification and presenting features of JIA in children, relevant investigations, prognosis and onward referral guidelines. A case study of JIA is presented.

This brief 18 minute video by Dr Mark Laslett is intentionally provocative and presented somewhat tongue-in-cheek.

Listen to Chelsea Lane talk about challenges for the sports physiotherapist and what is your hidden ‘super-power’ when it comes to decision-making in pressure situations.

A comprehensive, evidence-informed course covering anatomy, pathomechanics, diagnosis and management of pelvic-girdle and SIJ pain.

Learn about the clinical presentation of gout, differential diagnosis, investigations and referral criteria.

Health screening is important to help identify modifiable lifestyle factors that may help prevent the development of chronic, non-communicable diseases, and to identify patients whose symptoms may be part of a systemic medical condition.

This webinar is an introduction to force plates for physiotherapists with practical examples of force plate analysis of jump performance and clinical applications for rehabilitation in sports and community practice.

Five Lumbar Spine Webinars for just $45. SAVE $45!

Listen to Dr Mark Laslett talk about Radicular Syndrome with Tom Jesson