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E-LEARNING TRAINING
Frozen Shoulder

Frozen shoulder, also known as retractile capsulitis or scapulohumeral periarthritis, is a condition that presents many challenges in both assessment and treatment. This 5+ hour theoretical and practical e-learning course on the rehabilitative management of frozen shoulder will answer all your questions.

The theoretical part includes an update on modern musculoskeletal concepts (classifications, bio-psycho-social, neuroscience of pain), concrete knowledge of anatomy, kinesiology and general physiopathology of the shoulder, a complete presentation of physiopathology and treatment recommendations for frozen shoulder.

In the practical section, you'll learn how to clinically evaluate a frozen shoulder and adapt treatment through the presentation of therapeutic education sequences, strategies focused on the nervous system, and passive and active techniques (over 100 techniques presented).

5:19:00 of training
Matthieu LOUBIERE Matthieu LOUBIERE trainer
US$ 249.00 US$ 98.99

About

Best online physiotherapy courses for learning and training on the : Frozen shoulder (adhesive capsulitis)  is a real therapeutic challenge that requires a wide range of skills in terms of reasoning, education, passive and active techniques. This course will cover all these topics, while also addressing the doubts that this complex pathology raises.

Matthieu Loubiere is a physiotherapist specialized in musculoskeletal disorders. He is also a trainer in initial and continuing education. For almost 15 years, he has been working with professionals and students on shoulder pain and back pain.

Objectives of the Course

The primary objective of this course is to improve skills in the management of frozen shoulder full e-learning.

This training will enable healthcare professionals to:

  • Improve their clinical reasoning skills
  • Increase their theoretical knowledge of the shoulder in general and frozen shoulder in particular
  • Learn a reliable and valid clinical examination procedure
  • Increase their knowledge of best practice recommendations for this pathology
  • Acquire communication skills and techniques
  • Acquire patient-centered passive and active techniques

Methodology and Pedagogy

This e-learning course consists of 3 distinct parts: Part 1 on theory, Part 2 on assessment, and Part 3 on the treatment of frozen shoulder.

Each part is richly referenced to provide the most comprehensive content possible.
In addition, the course includes numerous 2D and 3D illustrations with extensive commentary, for a better understanding of the pathophysiology of frozen shoulder.

Prerequisites

There are no prerequisites for this training. However, our courses are designed by and for healthcare professionals. Therefore, it is highly recommended that you have the skills of the following professions: physiotherapist, rehabilitation physician or osteopath.

Training Program

Quiz: Test your knowledge

INTRODUCTION

  • Introduction   4:32

GENERAL INFORMATION AND THEORETICAL ASPECT

Frozen shoulder requires a broad multidisciplinary knowledge base. This section outlines the requirements for understanding musculoskeletal pathologies.

  • Anatomical and kinesiological reminders   11:08
  • Pain, Physiopathology and Classifications   11:55
  • The bio-psycho-social model   6:41
  • Epidemiology and shoulder pain   5:28
  • Stiff Shoulders, a Category in Itself   5:53

FROZEN SHOULDER PATHOPHYSIOLOGY

This richly illustrated section details the pathophysiology, history, and prognosis of frozen shoulder.

  • Definition of Frozen Shoulder   9:32
  • Evolution and Etiopathogenesis   5:29
  • Risk Factors   3:59
  • Diagnosis and Prognosis   4:28
  • Present Time   2:49

CLINICAL EXAMINATION

In this section, you'll learn how to conduct a complete interview and which scales to use for a complete assessment of the patient's problems. In the practical section, each stage of the physical examination is described in detail, with tables, illustrations, and 3D models to facilitate learning.

  • Introduction   3:42
  • Interview   23:19
  • Observation   11:31
  • Dynamic Examination / Active Movements   9:44
  • Passive Tests   7:32
  • Palpation   4:10
  • Orthopedic Tests   3:56
  • Clinical Response / Complementary Examinations   6:11

RECOMMENDATIONS FOR FROZEN SHOULDER

In this section, you will learn from a review of the literature how to manage the frozen shoulder according to the clinical parameters identified on examination.

  • Recommendations for Frozen Shoulder   12:40

EDUCATION

This section describes the communication tools you can use to develop awareness, self-efficacy, and therapeutic education in your patients.

  • Education   9:53

INTRODUCTION TO THE PRACTICAL ASPECT

  • Introduction to the Practical Apsect   6:47

PAINFUL PHASE: MORE PAIN THAN STIFFNESS

This section covers the practical aspects of pain management. Richly illustrated, you'll discover therapies that focus on the nervous system (mirror therapy), active and passive techniques for the shoulder and spine, and exercises to perform independently.

  • Central Nervous System Techniques   12:09
  • Passive Approach   37:47
  • Active Approach   19:54
  • Self-Programming   0:57

STIFF PHASE : MORE STIFFNESS THAN PAIN

This section presents the practical aspect of stiff-phase treatment, including a variety of active and passive techniques.

  • Objectives During this Phase   3:43
  • Passive Approach   26:11
  • Active Approach   21:44
  • Self-Programming   2:49

DOUBTS AND PERSONAL QUESTIONING

This section covers physical agents, as well as all treatment methods not covered in the previous sections.

  • Doubts and Personal Questioning   13:56

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

  • Frequently Asked Questions   6:10

CONCLUSION

  • Conclusion   2:19

Quiz : reevaluate your knowledge.

  • Post-training test Evaluate your progression after the training course with a multiple choice test.

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