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Neck and Back Pain Series

By Brett Phillips Categories: Webinar
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Neck and lower back pain are among the most common presentations in musculoskeletal clinical practice — yet they remain frequently assessed and managed using outdated or overly simplistic models of spinal pain and dysfunction.

The Neck and Back Pain Series provides clinicians with a contemporary, evidence-based framework for understanding, assessing and managing common cervical and lumbar spine presentations.

Across two comprehensive webinar series, the course bundle explores the epidemiology, aetiology, pain mechanisms and diagnostic classification of spinal conditions, while challenging traditional models of segmental dysfunction, core stability and purely biomechanical explanations of pain.

The series focuses on developing clinical reasoning and applying assessment and management strategies that reflect current evidence and the functional demands of real-world movement and loading.

Emphasis is placed on practical clinical application, helping clinicians refine their assessment, improve diagnostic decision-making and develop more effective, individualised management strategies for patients with neck and lower back pain.

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What Will You Learn?

  • Understand the epidemiology, aetiology and key contributing factors associated with neck and lower back pain.
  • Understand the latest evidence shaping contemporary approaches to the assessment and management of spinal pain.
  • Classify common cervical spine and lower back pain presentations to support more accurate clinical reasoning.
  • Move beyond simplistic segmental dysfunction and purely biomechanical models towards more contemporary, functional and multifactorial approaches to spinal pain.
  • Integrate pain mechanisms, psychosocial factors and other relevant contributors into clinical assessment and decision-making.
  • Conduct evidence-based clinical assessments of the cervical and lumbar spine.
  • Apply practical, evidence-based strategies for the management of acute and persistent lower back pain.
  • Develop individualised management strategies based on the patient's presentation, contributing factors and functional demands.
  • Apply evidence-based management strategies for common cervical spine pathologies, including appropriate manual therapy and rehabilitation approaches.
  • Develop a more contemporary, clinically applicable approach to the assessment and management of patients with neck and lower back pain.

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