A mini-master class on red light therapy for safe and effective evidence-based uses.
30 MINUTE COURSE DESCRIPTION: Red Light Therapy (RLT) also known as Photobiomodulation (PBM) in the scientific community is a newly developing field in injury and illness management. However, the concept that light can heal is not new. Despite its recent popularity, it has close to a 100 year history of scientific research and development. Take a quick peek into this ancient healing medicine as your speakers layer it with modern evidence and scientific protocols.Join Certified Athletic Trainer Mike Stella and Doctor of Chiropractic Alyson Evans for a 30 minute glimpse into how RLT can elevate your practice. You can dive deeper with our full length courses with and without CEUs.With CEUs for Health/Medical Proshttps://www.fringe-u.com/p/fringeu-light-heals-red-light-therapy-basic-certification-with-ceuWithout CEUs https://www.fringe-u.com/p/https-www-fringe-u-com-p-fringeu-light-heals-red-light-therapy-basic-certification-non-ceu
The topic of burnout has continued to grow in importance among physiotherapists. Burnout is a state of extreme emotional, physical, and mental exhaustion caused by prolonged and excessive stress. Avoiding burnout leads to a happier, healthier and more productive workforce which in turn can lead to better patient outcomes. The prevalence of burnout within physiotherapy is a challenge. Thats because burnout not only impacts your wellbeing but also affects your ability to provide the best patient care.As a healthcare practitioner, youll be all too familiar with the challenges and stresses of working in healthcare. As you guide your patients on their journeys to achieve better health, youll also understand how rewarding your role can be.This guide dives into the world of burnout in physiotherapy, exploring its effects on treatment quality and patient outcomes. Youll also learn why burnout rates are increasing in physiotherapy, what the evidence reveals, and how you (and your colleagues) can avoid burnout while supporting each other. This guide will also provide you with insight into creating a supportive work environment that promotes wellbeing.
The body part you avoid or ignore. As many as 30% of people presenting with complaints of low back pain (LBP) have a sacroiliac joint component. Clinically, the sacroiliac joint (SIJ) can be challenging, confusing and controversial as a source of pain. This course will simplify the vast array of assessment options for pain location and pattern, patient posture/movements and clusters of manual provocation tests to clarify a working diagnosis. Through lecture, video demonstration and case study you will come away with a simple and efficient way to evaluate this region and help improve everyday function for what can be an elusive condition.This course is for demonstration purposes only and does not offer CE credit. Learn more about subscription access here: https://www.physicourses.com/subscription-accessHighlightsClinical examination and interpretation of findings to guide treatmentEffective manual therapy and therapeutic exercise interventionsVideo demonstration of simple examination and intervention
