Knee Rehabilitation Principles: From Injury to RTP

Knee injuries are a common presentation in both athletic and general populations, with outcomes often influenced by the quality and progression of rehabilitation. Effective management requires more than isolated strengthening, with emphasis on restoring load tolerance, movement quality and function across all stages of recovery.

Knee Rehabilitation Principles: From Injury to RTP provides clinicians with a structured, evidence-based framework for managing knee injuries from initial presentation through to return to play (RTP). The course focuses on clinical reasoning, progressive loading strategies and the integration of strength, neuromuscular control and functional performance.

Emphasis is placed on practical application, equipping clinicians with clear progression criteria and rehabilitation strategies to optimise outcomes and reduce reinjury risk.