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Having success with your manual therapy improving your patients in the clinic, but frustrated that their habits and posture outside the clinic are limiting their results? How can y…

Ankle sprains are common in every sport, and in this presentation Brian Mulligan discusses how to improve your speed of recovery using MWM's. Brian explores:- Mechanism of ank…

Hamstrings are commonly reinjured following returning to full training and sport, and one of the hardest decisions to make is whether your athlete is ready to return following a ha…

Tibialis Posterior tendinopathy is an often under-recognised source of medial foot and ankle pain, presenting as a reactive tendinopathy in runners and sporting populations, and co…

Acute Hamstring Injuries 1- Clinical assessment- Diagnosis- Mechanism of injury- Anatomy- Differential diagnosisAcute Hamstring Injuries 2- Further clinical assessment- Pathophysio…

How can you take your swimmers from injury through to elite level competition? How can you get the best results with your injured swimmers? In this video series, Cameron Elliott ta…

Discover when your patients need immediate medical attention, and red flags we need to keep an eye out for during our history and examination. You will also explore how to create a clinically reasoned, evidence based treatment plan for your patients.

Improve your posterior thigh pain assessment, diagnostic accuracy and confidence with this online course with Nick Kendrick.

Lower limb tendinopathy comes in a bunch of flavours - gluteal, hamstring, patellar, quadriceps, plantar heel pain, Tib Post, or Achilles. Developing your tendinopathy treatment skills will get you great treatment results with a lot of your patients. In this 3 part online course, Paul Kirwan will help you master tendinopathy and incorporate the latest research in your treatment. You’ll feel confident discussing tendinopathy and treatment options with your patients, and deciding on the best approach for each patient to meet their needs and goals.

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Integrating Physiotherapy and Yoga with Nichole Hamilton is a step by step video to help you incorporate yoga into your patients rehabilitation. It shows you specific exercises you…

Hip Retraining Video Series1 - Hip control, functional assessment2 - Hip ROM, Lateral knee pain, DDX of Lateral knee pain3 - Assessment of deep hip muscle function, using RTUS and …

The forefoot is a very common area of injury in your patients that are runners, have recently changed their footwear or taken up a new sport. This next video series Forefoot injuri…

How to assess, clinically reason & treat complex low back, hip & groin pain with David Pope

How can you progress your athletes from the acute stages of hamstring injury, right through to return to an elite level? When are they able to start running without risk of reinjur…

Brian Mulligan presents MWM's for the KneeBrian developed Mobilisation with Movement (MWM), and in this video series, Brian in his always entertaining manner, will help you di…

As a new graduate Physio it can feel like there is an insurmountable amount of knowledge and evidence to acquire to successfully treat patients. Five or ten years after Uni, we have acquired a lot of tools in our treatment toolbox, but are often searching for the best way to use clinical reasoning in our treatment and improve our results, or wonder what direction we want to go with the rest of our career. In this Clinical Edge member mentoring session, the Clinical Edge education & presentation team, including Simon Olivotto (Specialist Musculoskeletal Physio, FACP), Paula Peralta (Specialist Sports Physio, FACP) and David Toomey (NZ Musculoskeletal Physio, PhD Candidate) share clinical tips and insights for new graduates and experienced Physios to help improve your enjoyment and success at work.

What contributes to overload of the anterior hip? How can you incorporate manual therapy, motor control, postural correction and strengthening to address the factors overloading th…