Seminar Description
Content in this course includes:
- Overview of physiology
- Patient Evaluation Techniques – History taking – being a good “detective”
- Injury evaluation – Differentiating the symptoms – cause and effect
- Case studies and “live” evaluations
- The importance of 1st ray function
- Gait analysis as an evaluation tool – what are you looking for?
- Special consideration Foot Types: Geriatric / Diabetic / Hypomobile / Pediatric
- Taping techniques – Discussion, demonstration and hands on practical session
- Advanced posting techniques – The “Why, When and How” - Practical posting session
- “Tips & Tricks” to better patient outcomes
- Review of Footwear
The day is designed to give participants ample time to digest and practice the subject matter presented
COURSE OBJECTIVES: Attendees will complete this course with a thorough understanding of:
- Participants will gain an understanding of evaluating various foot types, LLB injuries & dysfunction through both case study examples and group participation.
- Be able to differentiate between similar presenting symptoms through history taking and practical evaluation methods.
- Participants will be able to select the appropriate taping techniques and orthotic therapy dependent on their diagnosis.
- A better understanding of the practical application of orthotic posting.
CEU/CME ACCREDITATION:
These courses have been accredited with ABC, BOC and state PT associations where the workshops are being held. Certificates of completion will be provided at the end of the course. Each separate course is covered for 6.5 continuing education hours.
