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Current Practices in Musculoskeletal Injury Management

By Brett Phillips Categories: Webinar
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About Course

In this webinar, musculoskeletal physiotherapist, Brett Phillips, outlines the current trends in musculoskeletal injury management.

Over the last 10-15 years, there has been a distinct shift in treatment focus from a passive or manual therapy-based treatment approach, to a more active, rehabilitation-focused approach. Brett will discuss this shift in treatment focus, the evidence that drove this shift, and what roles passive and active treatment approaches currently play in the clinical management of musculoskeletal disorders.

What Will You Learn?

  • How treatment focuses in musculoskeletal injury management have changed over the last 10-15 years
  • Shift in passive to active treatment focuses
  • Functional impact schematic for acute injury and current management practices
  • Functional impact schematic for overuse injury and current management practices

Course Content

Live Webinar
Live webinar, titled Current Trends in Musculoskeletal Injury Management, presented by Brett Phillips.

  • Current Practices in Musculoskeletal Injury Management

Course Assessment
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Student Ratings & Reviews

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VS
1 day ago
I really enjoyed this course - it was very pertinent and gave me confidence to continue with my treatment approach and clinical reasoning.
Brett presented a great way of reframing how manual therapy fits into MSK as an adjunct tool to reduce symptoms to facilitate movement and load management to address cause - great course - Thank You!
TT
2 days ago
The course was very informative. It was a match for me.
KS
2 days ago
Brett has an amazing way of facilitating your thinking as to how to approach injuries with appropriate rehabilitation techniques based on the latest evidence in physiotherapy
KS
1 year ago
Great!
NC
1 year ago
Great
2 years ago
Very interesting to discuss the changing trends. Really loved the information on the overuse injuries
2 years ago
Up to date and relevant information received during webinar and carried over in a clear and concise presentation by Brett
2 years ago
Very informative and good evidence base