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Andrew Wallis
& Leanne Rath
APA Sports & Manipulative
Physiotherapist
FACP
Present
Explore the Sporting Hip & Groin
Level 1
Saturday 18th April 2015 • 1pm–7pm
Sunday 19th April 2015 • 8am–5pm
Courses will be held at Stadium Sports Physiotherapy
Sydney Football Stadium, Ground Floor, Sheridan Building
Moore Park Road, Moore Park NSW
Contact Katherine Wallis for a registration form:
Mobile 0438 799 130
Email [email protected]
www.thehipandgroinclinic.com
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Level 1: Explore the
Sporting Hip & Groin
This course is focused on introducing a clinical framework from which
to assess, diagnose and manage clinical presentations of hip and groin
pain in a sporting population. Common points for differential diagnosis
in this area will be discussed and skills leading to clinical reasoning
competency will be a focus.
About the Hip
& Groin Workshops
Leanne Rath and Andrew Wallis have structured a program of
learning to develop clinical competency in the area of diagnosis and
management of hip and groin pain in sport. Combining their rich
and diverse clinical and lecturing experience, they have integrated
paradigms of injury management in an effort to facilitate clinicians
in their development of a more complete perspective for hip and
groin case management. They are passionate about the role Sports
Physiotherapists play in the diagnosis and management of
conditions in this often complex area and are committed to
professional development to this end.
The Level One course will cover all the basic components of clinical
enquiry that are relevant for hip and groin pathology, including
subjective questioning, clinical testing and functional assessment.
Considerations for differential diagnosis will be made and a
pathway created for a clinical reasoning process that leads to the
design of an appropriate, individualized management plan.
In addition, a radiology lecture and practical component is included
to highlight the clinical importance of such input and to up-skill
participants in reading signs and taking radiological measurements.
Specific presentation of hip pathology pertaining to impingement
and instability will be conducted. This will include in depth
discussion regarding the pathomechanics and pathobiology behind
labral, chondral and rim lesions.
Groin dysfunction will be discussed with regard to eight common
presentations of pain. The evidence to support each category will
be provided and the pathology and subsequent management of
each category explained.
This course is designed to be a blend of evidence based and clinical
experience. There is a large practical component to allow
participants to become familiar with assessment and treatment
options and most importantly be able to immediately apply the
principles they have learned.
Andrew Wallis
& Leanne Rath
APA Sports & Manipulative
Physiotherapist
© 2013 – all rights reserved
Audiotaping, still photography, and/or video filming
of any kind is not permitted during the course.
FACP
Timetable
Level 1: Explore the Sporting Hip & Groin (SYDNEY)
Saturday 18th April 2015
1:00
Introduction
1:15
Framework – the Sports Physiotherapy approach
1:45
Clinical reflections
2:15
Radiology
3:00
Afternoon Tea
3:15
The High Performing Hip
4:30
Break
5:15
The Sporting Groin
7:00
Finish
Sunday 19th April 2015
8:00
Radiology
8:45
Subjective examination
9:15
Assessment of The Hip & Groin
10:30
Morning Tea
10:45
Assessment of The Hip & Groin
12:30
Lunch
1:15
Management of The Hip & Groin
3:15
Afternoon Tea
3:30
Management of The Hip & Groin
4:15
Clinical reflections
4:45
Summary
5:00
Finish
www.thehipandgroinclinic.com
[email protected]
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