This webinar will outline the clinical assessment and diagnostic features of posterior impingement in ankles. In addition, the evidence-based management of this condition will be explored.
This webinar series will outline the decision-making process of when an athlete is safe and ready to return to play after injury.
The RTP criteria for different injuries will be explored, and general themes that guide RTP decisions discussed.
This webinar series will outline the important anatomy, epidemiology and aetiology as well as the classification of acute traumatic SCIs. In addition, considerations for clinical assessment, management and functional re-integration with a South African context will be explored.
This webinar will increase awareness among physiotherapists about the causes of sudden cardiac death in athletes, as well as the potential warning signs.
As field side practitioners in sports, the onus is often on us to manage these conditions in the acute phase. Therefore, this webinar will also look to provide an evidence-based outline of the acute and ongoing management of these patients.
In this 1-hour webinar, specialist tax consultant from Private Client Financial, Mr Jeremy Burman, will present on the topic of tax for practice owners and health practitioners.
He will outline important tax concepts that practice owners should be aware of, as well as providing insight into tax regulations in South Africa, tax deadlines, and what the tax responsibilities are of practice owners or health practitioners in this country.
In this 1-hour webinar, physiotherapist and pain scientist, Ms Gill Bedwell, asks the question, “Are we empowering our patients to play an active role in their recovery? Or are we promoting physio-dependency?”
In this 10-hour short course, ankle and foot specialist, Helene Simpson will be covering the assessment, diagnosis and effective, evidence-based management strategies for acute injuries of the ankle and foot complex. This is a practical course, and will involve learning assessment, treatment and rehabilitation skills that you can incorporate into your clinical management of patients with ankle and foot injuries.
In this 10-hour short course, ankle and foot specialist, Helene Simpson will be covering the assessment, diagnosis and effective, evidence-based management strategies for chronic injuries of the ankle and foot complex. This is a practical course, and will involve learning assessment, treatment and rehabilitation skills that you can incorporate into your clinical management of patients with overuse/chronic ankle and foot injuries.
In this 10-hour short course, sports physiotherapist, Brett Phillips, presents taping techniques that are clinically relevant to numerous, common lower limb conditions. From hip pathologies, all the way to toe injuries, the most common lower limb injuries that can benefit from taping will be explored, and numerous taping techniques that can result in tangible clinical outcome improvements in your patients will be taught.
This 10-hour short course course will enable rehabilitation therapists to assess and facilitate movement strategies and transitions (moving within and between lying and sitting) in patients with neurological dysfunction (who are not able to sit independently). The value of these interventions to enhance movement strategies and functional restoration will be highlighted.
