Myofascial Chains Dysfunction CPD course Bundle

Description

Myofascial Chain Dysfunction CPD Course Bundle Aims To

The CPD course bundle for  offers the precise clinical perspective on myofascial chain dysfunctions from the fundamentals of the fascia’s structure to evidence articles. It also contains a detailed description of a number of “missed” diagnoses that are connected to myofascial restrictions and various approaches to their treatment and interventions. Clinical practitioners will get benefit out of a clear manual that will be helpful for them in their day-to-day practice to solve complicated diagnostic problems.These physio CPD courses are lively and participative with clear illustrations and explanations of the subjects, supported by cases and usual popular questions. Thus, this approach guarantees that clinicians are properly equipped to confront upper and lower extremity myofascial pain during the practice.

Learning Objectives: 

1. Comprehend etiology of the myofascial pain and the diagnostic methods that enable its differentiation from other conditions mainly in upper and lower limbs.
2. Discuss relation of EBP to the myofascial chains and their implication in pain and injuries of upper and lower limbs.
3. Resolve and explain all the myofascial chains in both the upper and lower extremity and their corresponds to pain and dysfunctions. 
4. Acquire familiarization of other diagnosis associated with myofascial pain in upper and lower limbs through case presentations and research analyses. 
5. Thus, the candidate would showcase the competency in assessing and managing myofascial pain involving upper and lower limb region with different approaches. Acquire knowledge and communication skills for raising awareness about myofascial pain, its origins, and available treatments to the upper and lower limbs. 
6. Utilize the insights and techniques learnt for patient care enhancement operating as a qualified nurse diagnosing and managing myofascial pain. 

Learning Outcomes of CPD Course Bundle: 

1. By the end of this bundled course, participants will be able to: 
2. Determine the difference between fascial and myofascial pain and compare the etiology in the upper and lower limbs. Select and test methods and tools for assessment and diagnosis of myofascial pain in upper and lower limbs. 
3. Use the active knowledge of myofascial chains to the management of pain involving the upper and the lower limb. 
4. Define the myofascial chains in the upper and lower extremity together with their relevance to both pain and dysfunction. It is recommended to read one clinical case and three articles to obtain information about different diagnostic approaches to myofascial pain in the upper and lower limbs. 
5. Increase recognition of when to use certain techniques for the treatment of myofascial pain syndrome and for the appropriate treatment of upper and lower extremity involvement. 
6. Enhance a health and medical professional’s ability to diagnose and manage myofascial pain in clinical practice.

Who Should Enroll

• Physiotherapist
• Sport & Exercise Physiologist 
• Occupational Therapist
• MSK therapist

CPD Credit Hours

3 hours

Resources

1-Month Access to Learning Resources
Downloadable Course Material 
CPD Certificate

Presenter

RINA PANDYA, PT. DPT, APTA (USA) HCPC (UK),MCSP (UK),FHEA

Rina Pandya, PT, DPT, received her entry level physical therapy degree from the School of  Allied Health Sciences Manipal, India and her post professional doctoral degree from the University of Michigan- Flint. Having practiced physical therapy in four countries including India, Oman, the United Kingdom and the United States coupled with administrative experiences as a rehabilitation manager; Dr. Pandya shares an eclectic model of practice that maximizes autonomous care. As an avid believer of lifelong professional learning, Dr. Pandya has taken an extensive number of professional development courses and certifications that allow her to teach contemporary practice to clinicians. Dr. Pandya’s appreciation for evidence-based practice continues following completion of a formal research methods program offered through the Manchester School of Physiotherapy in the United Kingdom. Dr. Pandya’s passion for teaching and learning along with the joy in helping clinicians succeed makes her an apt instructor for this course.