This course provides learners with state-of-the-art literature on orthopedic special tests for the lower extremity, with attention to the statistics that support and/or dispute the continued relevance of each. It begins with an overview of relevant statistical terminology; touches on medical screening, toolbox questionnaires, and clearing the lumbosacral spine; and examines special tests and related statistics for the hip, knee, and ankle.
This course provides learners with state-of-the-art literature on orthopedic special tests for the upper extremity, with attention to the statistics that support and/or dispute the continued relevance of each.
This course provides learners with state-of-the-art literature on orthopedic special tests for the upper extremity, with attention to the statistics that support and/or dispute the continued relevance of each.
This course focuses on new research surrounding the epidemiology of osteoarthritis (OA), relating it to treatment rationale in patients diagnosed with OA of the hand.
This course focuses on new research surrounding the epidemiology of osteoarthritis (OA), relating it to treatment rationale in patients diagnosed with OA of the hand.
Tai Chi is increasingly being touted as a rehabilitation technique – but do you understand, and are you able to explain to your clients, why it works? This evidence-based course provides insight into the scientific principles that support the use of rehabilitative Tai Chi, with attention to the practical application of each.
Tai Chi is increasingly being touted as a rehabilitation technique – but do you understand, and are you able to explain to your clients, why it works? This evidence-based course provides insight into the scientific principles that support the use of rehabilitative Tai Chi, with attention to the practical application of each.
