This webinar was recorded on: 31 August 2022
Cost: $20.00 NZD
Access: 12 months
Presented by: Dr Mark Laslett
Hosted by: Angela Cadogan (Physio Academy)
What are we treating? Clear up long-held beliefs, clarify terminology and review current evidence for assessment and physiotherapy treatment of SIJ and pelvic girdle pain.
Sacroiliac joint pain, SIJ dysfunction, SIJ instability, upslip, nutation, pregnancy-related pain, pelvic girdle pain, pelvic girdle dysfunction, pubic symphysis dysfunction…..What’s the difference? Does it matter? How do we treat them?
Listen to Dr Mark Laslett talk about the distinction between pain, instability, pathology and dysfunction. Start using appropriate terminology and clinical tests to identify those conditions that need specific management. Hear the evidence for (and against) physiotherapy assessment and treatment techniques and learn to target your treatment for specific patients for more effective management.
What will be covered:
In this webinar Mark will cover:- SIJ design. Why nutation and counternutation don’t make sense.
- Terminology: pain, instability, pathology, dysfunction. Which is it?
- “Pelvic Girdle Pain”. Is this a valid diagnosis?
- “SIJ dysfunction”. Time to put this term to bed. Find out why.
- What are the conditions we need to identify and how do we do this?
Study time: 30 minutes approximately.
Handout and CPD certificate provided.
Includes:
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eBook
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CPD certificates provided
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Access to the recording for 12 months
Reviews of this webinar
Impressed
I was very impressed by Mark's obvious knowledge of the topic and the research. A great course, thank you!
Succinct yet pretty comprehensive
Succinct yet pretty comprehensive coverage of SIJ and PGP. Lots of things to take home and ponder in terms of clinical practice.
Very informative
Very informative from Mark as always and found the discussion as helpful as the presentation.
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Instructor
Instructor Dr Mark Laslett
PhD, NZRPS, FNZCP, Dip.MT, Dip.MOT
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Physiotherapy Specialist Musculoskeletal
Mark has over 50 years of clinical experience in musculoskeletal practice. He completed his PhD in “Diagnostic accuracy of the clinical examination compared to available reference standards in chronic low back pain patients” at the University of Linköping, Sweden in 2001 and in 2014 he became the first Specialist Physiotherapist registered in New Zealand.
His academic and research interest is in the theory and practice of diagnostics, has over 40 publications, contributed chapters to two multi-author books and published his own text Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy: The Upper Limb in 1996.
He became a Fellow of the New Zealand College of Physiotherapy in 2007, was made an honorary Life Member of Physiotherapy New Zealand in September 2014, and of the New Zealand Manipulative Physiotherapists Association in 2015.
He continues to practice as a consultant clinician in Christchurch, NZ and remains active in clinical research.
More info about Mark Laslett: https://www.marklaslett.nz/
Mark’s publications: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Mark-Laslett