Following this course on the ‘Stiff Shoulder’, you will be able to identify the person presenting with a stiff and painful shoulder, and navigate their diagnosis to:
- Red Flag presentations
- The Osteoarthritic Shoulder
- The Frozen Shoulder
- The Pseudo-stiff shoulder
A blended learning approach is utilised incorporating the use of video-based presentations, text, quizzes, and summary points. This is to account for individual learning styles as well as to ensure application of Bloom’s Taxonomy through cognitive, affective and sensory domains. Specifically,
- Participants will be aware of red flag pathology and alternative diagnoses for the person presenting with a stiff and painful shoulder
- Participants will be encouraged to consider the person presenting with a stiff and painful shoulder, including:
- Global health concerns and markers, plus broader assessment of needs through an individualised patient-centred framework
- Participants will be able to develop a management plan, related to the needs of the individual person and informed by research evidence.
For more details on this course as well as the complementary modules on the elbow, wrist & hand click here
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Goede cursus om thuis op eigen tempo te bekijken!
Dit is de 2de cursus die ik volg via physiotutors en net als de vorige cursus vond ik ook deze zeer leerrijk. Je krijgt dankzij deze cursus nieuwe inzichten in de behandeling van een stijve schouder. Er worden behandeltechnieken (o.a. mobilization with movement) getoond via video’s. Het leuke is ook dat je de cursus op je eigen tempo thuis kan volgen en na het afronden van de cursus kan je er nog steeds naar terug grijpen. Ik kijk ernaar uit om nog andere cursussen van physiotutors te ontdekken en raadt het ook anderen ten zeerste aan!
A solid shoulder course but a little more meat on the bone needed
This was a decent course. I like how the info was laid out and delivered by Andrew and Thomas. I think there was perhaps more scope to explore the Pseudo shoulder but perhaps they were not wanting to step on the toes of other courses here. I think also a section on impingement in relation to stiff shoulder would have been good. The first half of the course was a little too heavily weighted towards Pyschosocial issues for my taste but i understand that it is an important area to be aware of and an area that we can potentially have a positive impact upon.
Overall i am happy i took the course. It was a nice practise for my clinical reasoning and to see that my approach is generally not to far away from others. I think it would be nice to get a Mulligan course on physiotutors – Thomas?
Also i love that Andrew is a shoulder specialist and his surname is Cuff 🙂