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In this webinar, Alison discusses the evidence regarding respiratory physiotherapy in the management of ICU patients. 

The different types of physiotherapeutic interventions utilised in the ICU will be discussed, and the evidence for their efficacy analysed. 

Practical guidelines on the most-evidence based approaches for the physiotherapeutic management of the critically ill patient in ICU will be provided and discussed. 

In this webinar Dr Dale Rae of UCT’s Sleep Science, will follow-up on her 4th quarter webinar from 2020, with this new instalment in our sleep-related content. Dale is going to delve into the bodily systems that function on circadian rhythms and how these important cycles influence our health and performance. 

In this webinar, renowned foot and ankle physiotherapist, Helene Simpson, discusses the ins and outs of Cuboid Syndrome. 

Helene will outline the clinical assessment and diagnostic features of the condition, as well as optimal management strategies. 

She will draw on empirical evidence and almost 40 years’ of clinical experience in presenting solutions to this tricky foot condition. 

In this webinar series, orthopaedic surgeons provide insight into the key factors of surgery in their respective regions, and how these factors influence post-operative rehabilitation.

They will also outline their requirements for rehabilitation as the surgeon, and what functional focuses they would like from their rehabilitation practitioners post-operatively.

Get an insight into the priorities of the surgeon from a functional rehabilitation point of view, and learn about the rehabilitation priorities from the surgeon’s perspective.

In this 3-hour webinar series, sports and musculoskeletal physiotherapist, Brett Phillips, outlines the extent of the problem of hamstring strains in athletic populations and how we as physiotherapists can maximally assist in the recovery of these patients.

In Part 1, the epidemiology and classification of hamstring strains will be outlined and discussed.

In Part 2, the clinical assessment and diagnostic criteria of hamstring strains will be outlined.

In Part 3, evidence-based rehabilitation strategies including the L-Protocol and Nordic Protocol will be outlined and discussed. In addition, the evidence-base for adjunct therapies such as manual therapy, dry needling, massage, etc. will be reported and discussed. 

In this 1-hour webinar, physiotherapist and sports scientist, Dr Wendy Holliday, outlines key rehabilitation strategies for the management of injury in cyclists.

Specific exercise prescription guidelines will be covered that are tailored towards the management of upper and lower body injuries in cyclists.

In this 3-hour webinar series, neuromusculoskeletal and orthopaedic physiotherapist, Brett Phillips, outlines how to phase rehabilitation programs to ensure that you fully rehabilitate all aspects of your patient’s function in line with their recovery timeframes.

In addition to this, he’ll discuss how to pace your rehabilitation in order to ensure optimal improvements are achieved during each rehabilitation phase.

In this 2-hour webinar series, physiotherapist and pain scientist, Gill Bedwell, provides an overview of the physiological mechanisms of pain and an explanation of different types of pain: nociceptive, neuropathic and nociplastic.

She will also lead an interesting discussion on how to identify different pain presentations in patients.

In part 2, Gill questions whether we, as physiotherapists, are providing targeted treatment for pain? Or are we throwing multiple treatments at our patients in the hope that one actually targets the pathology? Gill unpacks what targeted treatment is and provides an interesting argument for the need to incorporate targeted treatment of pain in your every day practice.

She will also explain the physiological mechanisms of some commonly used treatment modalities for pain.

In this 1-hour webinar, physiotherapist and entrepreneur, Nick Pereira, discusses how to align your physiotherapy practice’s functional goals as a medical service provider with it’s goals as a business.

As clinicians, we often lack the skills, insight and mentality to optimally manage our practice as a business. Whilst providing good medical care is our primary function, sound business practices are integral to ensuring our longevity.

Nick will explain how to ensure you are aligning your clinical practice goals with the goals of optimizing it as a business.

In this webinar, renowned paediatric physiotherapist and intensive-care specialist, Prof Brenda Morrow discusses the influence of ICU hospitalization on child health and the role physiotherapists and early mobilization can play in preventing these common negative sequelae.

She will also outline specific evidence-based strategies to facilitate a culture of early and safe mobilization in paediatric ICU settings.