Low Back Pain
An online course for physical therapists / physiotherapists
Presented by: Physioplus Team
A team of committed individuals with a very wide variety of clinical and educational experience.
certificate of completion
16 PP+ points
Accredited by 1 organisation
Introduction
Low back pain is a very common health problem worldwide and a major cause of disability – affecting performance at work and general well-being. It affects people of all ages, from children to the elderly, and is a very frequent reason for consultations. The 2010 Global Burden of Disease Study estimated that low back pain is among the top 10 diseases and injuries that account for the highest number of DALYs worldwide. This course will explore low back pain and give you a background understanding to management strategies.
Aims
The course provides a review of the relevant anatomy, explore epidemiology and then move on to a detailed coverage of evidence based assessment and management approaches. The treatment section reviews the major contemporary approaches including interviews with a selection of international specialists representing each of these approaches.Outline
- Section one: Introduction to LBP, epidemiology and functional anatomy review.
- Section two: Review lumbar conditions
- Section three: Lumbar Examination and classification of LBP
- Section four: Current management approaches
- Section five: Optional assignment
Target audience
This course is aimed at Physiotherapy and Physical Therapy professionals, clinicians and students.Testimonials
This was a very good broad course that I would recommend to either experienced or newer therapists. The readings and interviews were very good and thorough enough to give depth.
Thank you for an engaging and insightful course. Great resources and a breadth of highly relevant topics have allowed me to consolidate my theoretical foundations in rehab.
I think it's wonderful to have the international scope so well represented here. I really enjoyed this learning opportunity.
Thank you for providing an interesting and professional platform where I can access the most up to date research and information to inform my clinical practice