2017 Archive
Integrated Physical and Psychological Approaches to Treatment in Vestibular Rehabilitation
Presenter: David Herdman BSc(Hons) MCSP
Category: 2017, Club Recordings
Vertigo and dizziness are amongst the most common problems patient seek medical attention. A substantial percentage of persistent dizziness is not fully explainable in terms of an identifiable structural deficit but remains extremely disabling. Physiotherapists are more likely to encounter patients with persistent vestibular symptoms that fit criteria of a…
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Philosophically informed physiotherapy practice
Presenter: Dr Clair Hebron, PhD, MSc, MMACP, MCSP, FHEA, PGCert, BSc(hons)
Principal Lecturer Physiotherapy at University of Brighton
Category: 2017, Club Recordings
This webinar will consider how our philosophical stance influences the way that we view knowledge and reality and how this is turn has an effect on how we conceptualise aspects of our physiotherapy practice. We will consider how our understanding of knowledge influences the way in which we view the…
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Profiling Athletes: An insight into good and bad practice in sports
Presenter: Ian Gatt MSc OMT MAACP MCSP
Category: 2017, Club Recordings
The use of profiling systems in sport to reduce injury trends remains a point of controversy. Screening of athletes, does everybody do it and if so what happens with the data? How do the tests that have been chosen provide a performance impact for professional clubs/national governing bodies? What does…
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Pilates: who really benefits?
Presenter: Dr Esther Fox BSc PhD MCSP
Chartered Physiotherapist
Category: 2017, Club Recordings
Pilates is a form of exercise which incorporates core stability training, flexibility, breath control and concentration. Pilates-based exercises are often used by Physiotherapists and Pilates classes are well attended by people with the aim of achieving differing outcomes, for example; reducing back pain, improving strength and flexibility and improving balance.…
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Medical and Physiotherapy Screening in the Transfer Medical
Presenter: David Fevre MSc MCSP SRP
Category: 2017, Club Recordings
Think a football medical is a foregone conclusion? Think again. As we see in the national media every close season, a move isn't done until a player has passed a club's rigorous check-up with flying colours. It is similar to when you go out and buy a second-hand car –…
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Embedding prevention into musculoskeletal physiotherapy
Presenter: Anna Lowe MCSP, MSc, FHEA.
Public Health England-Physical Activity Clinical Champion
Category: 2017, Club Recordings
This session will review the prevalence of musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) and the impact that they have on individuals and on society. We will consider what musculoskeletal (MSK) health means and what threatens MSK health across the life course. We will identify some of the modifiable threats to MSK health and…
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Achilles Tendinopathy - What Should We Be Doing?
Presenter: Seth O’Neill PhD, MSc, BSc, MCSP, MMACP,
PGCE (higher education)
Category: 2017, Club Recordings
This webinar will highlight an evidenced based approach to Achilles tendinopathy management, as part of this it is important to discuss which risk factors are important in disease development and which ones are amenable to change. A greater understanding of risk factors can help us individualise our approach to each…
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Using hands on treatment within a holistic approach to physiotherapeutic care
Presenter: Clair Hebron PhD, MSc, PGCert, BSc(hons), FHEA, MMACP, MCSP
Category: 2017, Club Recordings
Why are the effect sizes reported in studies of manual therapy treatment so small? There are a number of methodological reasons why the effect sizes are predictably small; for example RCTs produce population data, and the figures included represent the average effect. As most clinicians recognise not all patients respond…
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Outdoor rehabilitation of the Injured Athlete
Presenter: David Fevre MSc MCSP SRP
Category: 2017, Club Recordings
When an athlete ‘Returns to Work’ after injury it is essential that they experience the normal work based environment to complete the rehabilitation programme. Many variables exist away from the gymnasium and treatment room environment which they encounter in the early and middle stages of recovery. These final stage hurdles…
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Paediatric Manual Handling
Presenter: Alison Rotheram Trained at Salford University Qualified
Chartered Physiotherapist MCSP,Post graduate in Healthcare
Leadership PG Cert HCL, NHS Leadership Academy Award
Category: 2017, Club Recordings
This Paediatric Manual Handling webinar will give advice to Physiotherapist's on the following • Top tips for handling children in a variety of settings including special needs • Equipment ideas for reducing back and knee issues • Back pain and how to reduce symptoms • Safer Principles of Manual handling…
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Physiotherapy and Sports Performance
Presenter: Zach Bristow (B Pthy; Hons, DpPT, DNI, DNA, RM Trained)
Director , Sports Physiotherapist, Rehabilitation Coordinator
Phyxit Injury Rehabilitation Services
Category: 2017, Club Recordings
Join Sports and Rehab Physiotherapist Zach Bristow as he discusses the new avenues in which Physiotherapy may become involved within the realms of sports and sports performance. Practical examples and a wealth of knowledge is covered to provide an optimal outlay for physiotherapists interested in this area.
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Rotator Cuff Tendinopathy - non-responders, what next?
Presenter: Chris Littlewood BHSc (Hons), MSc, PhD, Dip. MDT, MCSP, FHEA
Physiotherapist and Senior Lecturer,Keele University
Category: 2017, Club Recordings
Shoulder pain is a very common problem with 40 to 50% of people not reporting recovery six to 12 months after onset. Clearly, based on this information, non-response to treatment is also common. Disorders of the rotator cuff are widely thought to be the most common cause of shoulder pain…
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