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This course will examine osteoarthritis, the signs and symptoms of the osteoarthritic knee and the degenerate meniscus, as well as discussing the long term effects of ACL reconstruction.

It will look at intervention strategies that the physiotherapist can use and will demonstrate the effectiveness of these strategies from evidence in the literature. It will provide simple strategies for patient self-management to help improve function and quality of life for the older knee, minimise painful recurrences and avoid surgery where possible.

This course offers both theory and practical components, exploring recent studies in order to give a greater insight into treating the older knee. Participants will also gain pain management strategies for post knee arthroplasties to assist rehabilitation.

'The Midlife Shift'

Hormonal transitions can present as complex presentations from the age of 35+ onwards. This course will help physiotherapists decode not only the multitude of musculoskeletal effects but the extensive systemic signs of perimenopause and post menopause.

This course will arm the clinician with practical, evidence-based tools to confidently support females approaching perimenopause, menopause, and postmenopause, which can manifest from 35 years of age.

This is a face to face event.

4:30pm-6:00pm AWST– presentations.

Click this link to attend online

Misdiagnosis of a condition ultimately leads to inappropriate patient management.

Case studies will be presented of patients seen by Advanced Scope Physiotherapists in the Neurosurgery Spinal Clinic/Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital in Western Australia. The clinical reasoning process and diagnostic work-up will be outlined. The presentation will be interactive and is relevant to any physiotherapist working as first contact practitioner.

HYBRID - ONLINE EVENT

7:30pm-9:00pm AEDT– presentations. Please adjust to your time zones.

Click here to attend this event face to face located at Suite 1, 4 Sarich Way Bentley WA.

Misdiagnosis of a condition ultimately leads to inappropriate patient management.

Case studies will be presented of patients seen by Advanced Scope Physiotherapists in the Neurosurgery Spinal Clinic/Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital in Western Australia. The clinical reasoning process and diagnostic work-up will be outlined. The presentation will be interactive and is relevant to any physiotherapist working as first contact practitioner.

Build your confidence in assessing and managing common neck disorders with Cervical Spine Level 1. This course develops a contemporary understanding of cervical spine presentations, associated pathophysiology and the clinical reasoning needed to interpret patient findings within a biopsychosocial framework.

Through blended online learning and practical face-to-face training, participants will strengthen their examination skills, identify meaningful outcome measures and develop evidence-informed, patient-specific management plans. The course supports physiotherapists to apply and progress multimodal management strategies with greater clarity, confidence and clinical precision.

Important note: The Part A OnDemand theory component of this course is critical to successful participation in the Part B face-to-face session and must be completed before you attend. You will be asked to bring the Certificate of Completion from Part A to the Part B face-to-face session.