Simplifying the Foot and Ankle - the EEMO Approach - Sponsored by the Orthopaedic Division

Simplifying the Foot and Ankle - the EEMO Approach - Sponsored by the Orthopaedic Division
This course includes
Introduction:
The cause of a patient's foot pain, especially if chronic, can be difficult to diagnose. Treatment of this complicated region may require patient education, exercise, manual therapy, and other adjunctive therapies such as tape and modalities.
You Will Learn:
- To develop clinical reason skills that enable the clinician to determine the cause of the foot pain.
- To implement a multi-modal treatment approach to foot pain.
Speaker's Biography:
Jill Robertson - BSc (PT) 1987, MSc (PT) 2001. Instructor for the Orthopaedic Division of CPA from 1996-Present. Chief Examiner for the Orthopaedic Division of CPA from 1996-Present. Part-time Academic Instructor at Dalhousie University 1990-present. Jill was fortunate to take foot courses from Deb Treloar and Erl Pettman in BC om the late 1980s. When Jill began teaching the good on the Orthopaedic Division level courses she realized how many physiotherapists were uncomfortable with this region. She began teaching 1 and 2-day courses on the foot to fulfil this need in Atlantic Canada.
The instructors


The Orthopaedic Division of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association helps our members improve their skills and service delivery through education, resources and networking.
With a reputation built on excellent instructors and a rigorous examination process, the Division offers tailored online e-learning, webinars, workshops, courses and practice resources for members at a reasonable cost and time commitment. Members learn from other practicing physiotherapists and stay current with a regularly updated curriculum and program delivery based on providing quality and modern treatment.
Course Material included in this course
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Simplifying the Foot and Ankle - the EEMO Approach
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Welcome to the Course
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Webinar Slides
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Introduction
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Tendinopathies and Neurodynamics
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Stages of Gait
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Lateral Ankle/Foot Pain
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Inversion and Anterior Fixation
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Peroneus Longus Tendinopathy
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Fractures of the 5th Metatarsal
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Q&A
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Feedback