Non-surgical management forms the basis of treatment for many patients with instability. Understanding & being able to assess specific neuromuscular impairments is essential in the physiotherapy management of shoulder instability.

In this unit we cover; Signs and symptoms, Pathways for metastases, Endogenous risk factors, Exogenous risk factors, and Clinical reference sheets.

Learn about connective tissue disorders including systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) and Sjogren's syndrome, their clinical presentation, investigations and referral indications.

Learn and apply the essentials of movement competency screening, assessment of landing mechanics and limb asymmetry assessment for rehabilitation to help minimise injury risk and optimise performance.

Identification of red flag indicators of serious and life-threatening pathology is critical in primary health care.

Understand current terminology and pathomechanics underlying groin pain in athletes. Recognize key tests and measures indicative of athletic groin pain in athletes and apply new treatment and exercise strategies to maximize return to sport.

Calcific tendinopathy is a cell-mediated process that may be self-limiting, or may require specific intervention.

Pathoaetiology, natural history, diagnosis & management of AC and SC joint conditions. Diagnosis of AC joint pain and then divided according to evidence for specific management of AC and SC joint conditions

Learn about the definition, pathophysiology, diagnosis and risk factors for osteoarthritis and how to develop an individualised management programme based on assessment of all biopsychosocial factors.

Diagnosis and management of shoulder pain in the elderly can be challenging. In this webinar you will learn about common shoulder conditions, how to modify your assessment and what treatment options are appropriate.

In this unit we cover; Visceral pain, Neurovascular compromise, Pediatric conditions, Compartment syndrome, Fractures and bone lesions and Infection.

Learn about the clinical presentation, differential diagnosis, investigations, medical and specific physiotherapy management of axial and peripheral spondyloarthritis.

A summary of latest evidence relating to the pathoaetiology, diagnosis and non-surgical management of frozen shoulder with a specific focus on physiotherapy rehabilitation guidelines and clinical decision-making.

Learn about diagnosis including new imaging techniques, the decision making process regarding surgical vs non-surgical management and rehabilitation and return-to-sport guidelines.

All Unstable Shoulder lessons in one discounted package. | Clinical diagnosis of shoulder instability | Diagnosis of Shoulder Instability | Management of Shoulder Instability.

This self-paced, online learning course provides a grounding in medical diagnostic imaging concepts for the musculoskeletal system with a focus on the forearm, wrist & hand.

Introduction to Advanced Diagnosis and Management. An introduction to advanced clinical diagnostics and treatments for low back and referred lower limb pain including mechanical discogenic pain.

This self-paced, online learning course provides a grounding in medical diagnostic imaging concepts for the musculoskeletal system with a focus on the lumbar spine & pelvis.

Mr Khalid Mohammed presents a comprehensive course on diagnosis and surgical management of the stiff shoulder and Dr Angela Cadogan (Physiotherapy Specialist) presents the post-operative rehabilitation of the stiff shoulder.

This course will introduce and extend your knowledge in muscle hypertrophy, architecture and fibre type.

This self-paced, online learning course provides a grounding in medical diagnostic imaging concepts for the musculoskeletal system with a focus on the upper limb including the shoulder, elbow, forearm, wrist & hand.

This course will teach you about the muscle-tendon properties that underpin force production and how to assess those properties to help you design rehabilitation programmes that target specific tissues.

In this webinar we look at the management of patients with complex shoulder conditions and how they are assessed and managed in a Specialist Shoulder Unit in the UK.

Health screening is important to help identify modifiable lifestyle factors that may help prevent the development of chronic, non-communicable diseases, and to identify patients whose symptoms may be part of a systemic medical condition.