Full review of current scientific evidence for reliability, validity of the clinical assessment for lumbar facetogenic pain with video case studies & evidence for non-surgical treatment interventions.

Tailored CPD learning packages for your clinical team.

This is a series of five online modules covering all aspects of shoulder screening, diagnosis and management.

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Designed for physiotherapists who have graduated recently or are starting to learn management of back pain patients. You will learn practical hands-on assessment & management that goes beyond international guideline principles.

We will cover the definition of pain, nociception and the protective mechanism normal resting state, nocifensive behaviour, the transition of acute to persistent pain as well as two take-home applications.

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Dr Mark Lasletts' 10 hour course on advanced clinical assessment of LBP. Improve your screening, differential diagnosis and treatment of low back pain/sciatica patients. Course includes practical tips for the clinic setting.

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.

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

Massive or inoperable rotator cuff tears require specific rehabilitation, and many patients regain good upper limb function.

The sternoclavicular joint can be affected by a range of primary pathologies, and is involved in a number of systemic disease processes. Differential diagnosis is critical in identifying red flags & guiding appropriate management.

How to be objective in your assessment when returning people back to work, school, and sport after concussion.

Identify common reasons why people with shoulder pain often don�t improve with physiotherapy treatment and will give you practical tips on what you can do to get them progressing in the right direction.

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.

AC joint instability is a common injury, with varying correlation between symptoms and grade of injury. In this lesson we look at the classification of AC joint instability and how this guides management.

Extensive review and synthesis of the best Surgical Versus Non-surgical ACL tear management literature

In this lesson, we will cover: pathoaetiology, natural history, diagnosis of frozen shoulder, non-operative management, evidence-informed physiotherapy management, and referral criteria.

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

Learn diagnostic accuracy, the 2X2 table & calculation of diagnostic accuracy values in 8 hours. Learn the sequence of pattern recognition, SpPIn & Diagnosis by Subtraction as it is used clinically, informing management & further diagnostic workup.

Listen to Dr Mark Laslett discussing specific painful lumbar spine diagnoses like discogenic, facetogenic & SIJ pain. It is possible, necessary or desirable? Q&A session, manual & CPD Certificate.

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.

Starting a career in physiotherapy can be daunting. Find out what is (and isn’t) expected of new graduate physiotherapists, how to navigate the ‘learning curve’ to build proficiency over time and enjoy the journey!