PowerTalk: Is my ACL ready? – How data can assist your rehabilitation
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Outcomes from both ACL injury and reconstructive surgery are generally poor, with low numbers returning to sport (or previous function) and relatively high risk of developing knee osteoarthritis. One potential solution to this is a more criterion-based approach, where the patient has to pass tests to progress to the next stages of rehabilitation, rather than the process being time based. This has the advantage of both improving confidence and compliance, through the attainment of these short-term goals.
This PowerTalk will present this data driven approach to progression through ACL rehabilitation. It will identify key stages in rehabilitation, the key tests related to them and when in the rehabilitation process to undertake them. Also discussing the advantages and disadvantages of the tests and alternates which could be used. At the end of the talk participants should have a clearer plan for ACL rehabilitation and understand when and in which direction to progress their patients.
Leerdoelen
Through participating in the PowerTalk candidates will:
- Understand the importance of monitoring and measuring in ACL rehabilitation.
- Understand the relative merits of different testing modalities.
- Understand how data can help to inform progression of rehabilitation in key stages of ACL rehabilitation.
- Learn key tests that can be used during rehabilitation
- Be able to make data driven decisions for the return to training and to return to performance
Docent
Lee Herrington is a Physiotherapist, Senior Lecturer in Sports Rehabilitation, Salford University; programme leader for the MSc Sports Injury Rehabilitation course. Athlete health lead with the United Kingdom Sports Institute (formerly English Institute of Sport), leading on issues related to lower limb injury rehabilitation across all the Olympic & Paralympic sports, along with being responsible for musculoskeletal injury management innovation. Acts a consultant physiotherapist to English Premiership & Championship Football clubs. Worked as part of Team GB medical team at London 2012 and Rio 2016 Olympic Games. Has previously worked with British Swimming, Great Britain Basketball team, Wigan Warriors and Great Britain Rugby League teams along with England Table Tennis and Netball. Is lead clinical researcher in the Knee Biomechanics and Injury research programme at Salford University. Specific research interests are anterior knee pain and rehabilitation following knee surgery (principally ACLR), has published over 250 peer reviewed papers. Lee is the editor-in-chief of Physical Therapy in Sport and on the editorial board of The Knee journal and Journal of Sports Rehabilitation.
Doelgroep
Kinesitherapeuten, sportkinesitherapeuten
Accreditatie
PQK - Algemeen kinesitherapeutisch 4
Manuele therapie - Cursussen, bijscholingen en symposia (automatisch toegevoegd) 4
Prijs
€66 (excl. btw)
Inbegrepen
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