A Deep Dive into Principles of Posture, Movement and Management of Complex Patient Cases - 1/30/2027
Course Overview
This course will explore an evidence-based approach to evaluating and treating patients who have pain with no apparent mechanism of injury. We will discuss the role of basic anatomic and physiological function in peripheral systemic dysfunction, specific evaluative techniques, and intervention strategies that can drive efficient resolution of this dysfunction.
Learning Outcomes
Upon the completion of this course, the learner should be able to:
- Discuss limitations of some traditional measurements.
- Understand how to apply principles of physiology to the assessment of musculoskeletal issues.
- Discuss basic principles of posture and movement.
- Describe the importance of external respiration and the need to assess respiratory mechanics.
- Summarize normal asymmetry of the human body.
- Summarize the arthrokinematics associated with external respiration.
- Explain typical peripheral compensatory mechanisms.
- Discuss tests and normal and abnormal testing results.
- Summarize treatment strategies to normalize movement measures that enhance clients' ability to engage in meaningful occupations including self-care, work, and leisure activities.
About the Author/Presenter
Dr. Benjamin D. Turner, PT, DPT, CSCS, FAFS, graduated from Western University of Health Sciences in 2011. He earned his Fellow of Applied Functional Sciences in 2013 and has extensive experience in the outpatient orthopedic physical therapy space. He has been a mentor and clinical physical therapy educator since 2014.
Audience/Accreditations and Approvals
Colibri Healthcare
This course is designed for the following healthcare professions (select your profession for details):
Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy
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