This lecture will cover reporting of imaging of the lumbar spine - what radiologists need to report, what it means and how to make sense of it.

It will also cover what clinicians and patients want in a radiology report, and how changes to the report may affect patient management.

This lecture will address the ways in which mesh has been used for gynaecological surgery in the past, the complications associated with transvaginal mesh, and in which cases mesh continues to be used at present.

Dr David Munday, MBBS FRANZCOG, is a Senior Consultant Gynaecologist and Advanced Laparoscopic Surgeon at The QEH and in private hospitals in Adelaide, through Advanced Gynaecological Surgery Centre. He is also a RANZCOG training supervisor. Dr Munday has extensive experience in complex gynaecological surgery, including complex prolapse repairs and mesh complications.

This course offers a great opportunity to build on the knowledge developed in the Gerontology Level 1 course. Topics include: management of dementia, frailty, persistent pain, mental health, an overview of the physiotherapist's role in the palliative care process and exercise prescription for older people.

This course is a mandatory component of the experiential titling pathway in Gerontological Physiotherapy.

You've probably seen many clients with pelvic and low back pain. Wouldn't you love to understand the 3D biomechanics of this region, and how to effectively make a differential diagnosis? This course will show you how. You'll also cover treatment plans over the short, medium and long-term.

Join us for a 2-day course including 3D anatomy, biomechanics and assessment of the pelvic complex and lumbar spine. The four days will be filled with takeaway concepts and techniques to use immediately. This course offers the busy clinician the opportunity to see the latest in effective manual therapy and taping treatment for SIJ and lumbar spine problems specific for dysfunction, with a clear differential diagnostic algorithm.

Learn to optimise 3D biomechanics of the pelvis and lumbar spine through effective differential diagnosis, assessment and management, taught by Trish Wisbey-Roth.

This course offers a great opportunity to build on the knowledge developed in the Gerontology Level 1 course. Topics include: management of dementia, frailty, persistent pain, mental health, an overview of the physiotherapist's role in the palliative care process and exercise prescription for older people. This course is a mandatory component of the experiential titling pathway in Gerontological Physiotherapy.