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INTRODUCTION
Shoulder problems are the most common presenting extremity conditions in chiropractic practice. They are usually very persistent and often become a chronic burden to the patient’s quality of life. New knowledge on shoulder conditions from MRI imaging as well as from diagnostic ultrasound, give us a better understanding of the pathogenic mechanisms responsible for shoulder joint malfunction.
Learning to assess functional integrity not only of the shoulder itself, but the whole ‘upper quadrant’ of the body and addressing these problems appropriately are important in effective evidence based management of patients with shoulder problems.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Attending this seminar will enable you to:
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Learn which are the two most common conditions that account for 90% of shoulder problems
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Learn how to assess shoulder joint function, as well as the functional units that affect shoulder integrity
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Learn what available treatments exist and how to incorporate them effectively in your approach to managing shoulder problems
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Learn shoulder rehabilitation protocols and how to strengthen specific shoulder girdle stabilizers
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Practice all taught material, so you can use them right away
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Get all available research and related literature documentation
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Earn 6 CPD points awarded by the European Academy of Chiropractic (EAC)
SPEAKER’S CV
Mark Webster BSc, DC, MSc, MSc, FCC (ortho).
Mark is currently the Award Leader for the undergraduate Masters of Chiropractic degree (MChiro) programme at the University of Glamorgan/ Welsh Institute of Chiropractic, where he is also a Principle lecturer in orthopaedics and functional management. He graduated from the AECC in 1993 and was in private practice up until joining the team at the WIOC, 10 years ago. During he’s time in practice he completed a postgraduate MSc in Clinical Chiropractic at the AECC which focused on evidence based rehabilitation and has recently completed an MSc in Pain Management through Cardiff Medical School. Mark has lectured excessively within the UK and internationally on various aspects of orthopaedics and patient management and has contributed to several book chapters most recently of David Byfield’s Chiropractic Manipulative Skills (2nd ed) and Craig Morris’s Low Back Syndromes.
SEMINAR PROGRAMME
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09:00-09:30
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Registration
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09:30-11:00
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Part 1
Review of Shoulder Anatomy and common Shoulder Conditions Orthopaedic and Functional Shoulder Assessment
(lecture)
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11:00-11:30
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Coffee Break
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11:30-13:00
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Part 2
Orthopaedic and Functional Shoulder Assessment
(workshop)
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13:00-14:00
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Lunch Break
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14:00-15:30
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Part 3
Treatment Options for Shoulder Complaints: the Evidence
(lecture)
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15:30-16:00
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Coffee Break
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16:00-17:30
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Part 4
Treatment Options
(Workshop)
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17:30-18:30
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Part 5
Reflective Learning
Discussion & Practical
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CONTACT INFORMATION:
Vassilis Maltezopoulos DC MD(PRM) FFEAC, Convention Organiser
49 Kyprou, 16674 Glyfada, Athens, Greece
Tel: +30 2108945700, Mob: +30 6977734711
e-mail: vmalt@otenet.gr, vassilisdc@gmail.com
For Registration:
Beth Anastassiades, ECU Convention Administrator
20 Ioanni Tsirou Str., 3201 Lemesos, CYPRUS
Mobile: +357 96 848433, Fax: +357 25 339 219
e-mail: beth@ecunion.eu
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