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A Practical Approach to Neuromuscular Dysfunction
Mile End Hospital Physiotherapy Department, London.
MACP Accredited
A practical based course to develop advanced clinical reasoning and integrated management, as well as lectures on basic pain sciences, muscle physiology, exercise and functional practical anatomy. For those who have identified the necessity for further CPD in a specific topic attendances at individual weekends is possible.
The course will facilitate the integration of skills into clinical practice by providing individual clinical visits, patient assessments and directed clinical reasoning course work.
The course will be running on various dates from October ’08 through to December ’09.
Venue: Mile End Hospital Physiotherapy Department, London
Cost: |
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£2400 for the whole course |
Course Tutors
Linda Exelby BSc (Physio) Grad Dip Man Ther. FMACP
Samantha Leak MA MCSP MMACP
Claire Small BPhty (Hons) MPhty St. MMACP
Andrea Francis MSc BSc (Hons) MCSP MMACP
Aims of the course:
To provide a learning environment which will allow physiotherapists to critically
develop their skills in assessment, diagnosis and management of all aspects
of NMS dysfunction utilising the principles of evidence based practise, clinical
reasoning and effective handling.
Learning Outcomes
Knowledge and Understanding:
On completion of the course candidates will have an in depth knowledge and
understanding of:
- The theoretical foundation underpinning the assessment and management of patients with lower and upper quadrant NMS dysfunction.
- Pathological processes involved in the development of clinical features of lower and upper quadrant NMS dysfunction.
- Limitations of relevant interventions and when further investigations may be required.
Skills and Attributes
On completion of the course candidates will be able to:
- Demonstrate enhanced clinical reasoning through analysis and self reflection applying evident informed practise and current professional issues.
- Demonstrate expertise in clinical reasoning skills within the assessment and management of patients with lower and upper quadrant NMS dysfunction
- Justify, plan, implement and critically evaluate assessment procedures for patients with lower and upper quadrant NMS dysfunction
- Justify, plan, modify and implement appropriate treatment according to the interpretation of assessment findings and guided by continuous critical analytical evaluation.
Clinical visits will be provided to candidates who enrol on the whole programme of weekends.
Application forms and full course details are available on the link below
A practical approach to neuromusculoskeletal dysfunction (PDF of full course details)
Closing date for application on the whole course 1st July 2008
Closing date for individual weekends is 4 weeks prior to the course date