Hip & Knee Series

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R540

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Hip and knee conditions are among the most common and clinically challenging presentations encountered in musculoskeletal and sports physiotherapy. The wide range of potential pathologies, contributing factors and clinical presentations can make accurate assessment, diagnosis and management complex.

The Hip and Knee Series provides clinicians with a comprehensive, evidence-based framework for understanding, assessing and managing common hip, groin and knee conditions — from acute athletic injuries through to complex rehabilitation and return-to-play decision-making.

Across seven courses, the series explores the epidemiology, aetiology, clinical presentation and management of common athletic injuries and musculoskeletal conditions, including hip and groin pain, common acute and overuse knee injuries, as well as thigh muscle strains.

The series focuses on developing clinical reasoning, improving diagnostic accuracy and identifying the factors contributing to injury and persistent symptoms. Clinicians will explore evidence-based approaches to conservative management, rehabilitation, load management and criteria-based return to sport.

Together, these courses provide a comprehensive framework for improving the assessment, diagnosis, management and rehabilitation of common hip, groin and knee conditions across clinical and athletic populations.

Understand the epidemiology, aetiology, anatomy and biomechanics relevant to common hip, groin and knee conditions.
Recognise the clinical features and presentation of common athletic injuries and musculoskeletal pathologies affecting the hip, groin and knee.
Conduct comprehensive clinical assessments of common hip, groin and knee presentations
Apply structured diagnostic processes to differentiate between potential causes of similar clinical presentations in the hip and knee regions.
Develop clinical reasoning skills to support more accurate diagnosis and informed clinical decision-making.
Identify key contributing factors to injury and persistent symptoms, including training load, biomechanics, tissue capacity and other relevant factors.
Understand the key principles underpinning the management and rehabilitation of common muscle strains, hip and groin conditions and knee pathologies.
Apply evidence-based management strategies across a range of common hip and knee conditions.
Develop progressive, individualised rehabilitation programmes that address the specific needs and goals of each patient.
Apply appropriate loading strategies throughout the rehabilitation process.
Structure rehabilitation across appropriate phases of recovery and use objective criteria to guide progression.
Integrate sport-specific demands into late-stage rehabilitation and return-to-sport planning.
Apply objective criteria to support confident return-to-play decision-making following hip and knee injury.
Identify and manage relevant risk factors for reinjury.
Understand the evidence surrounding conservative and surgical management options for common hip and knee injuries and apply appropriate clinical decision-making.
Communicate effectively with patients to establish realistic expectations, support adherence and guide recovery throughout the rehabilitation process after hip and knee injury.