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Singapore Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy Special Interests Group

16/08/2022

In this one-hour webinar, Mick Hughes, Sports & Exercise Physiotherapist, will discuss the four simple evidence-based ways you can improve post-op outcomes in your ACLR patients. This webinar is suitable for physiotherapists at all stages of their careers and there will be plenty of time available for questions and answers at the end.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES
1. Developing an understanding of evidenced-based ACLR rehabilitation
2. Understand the appropriate application of open chain knee exercises for ACLR rehabilitation
3. Learn how to safely and appropriately prescribe strength exercises to the ACLR patient
4. Learn how to safely integrate plyometric exercises into ACLR rehabilitation plans
5. Understand key components of ACLR discharge testing

Date: Tuesday, 6th September 2022
Time: 730pm
Cost: $5 for Singapore Physiotherapy Association members, $30 for non-members

By registration only. Registration via link in bio or QR code in post.

29/04/2022

Have you ever thought about what the contemporary management of the shoulder for the sporting athlete is like? Stay updated with this three-track shoulder symposium, with different topics covered by researchers, educators, and both physiotherapy and orthopaedic clinicians.

Track two of three is focused on the rehabilitation of the athlete’s shoulder. It starts off with a patient’s perspective on shoulder instability in contortionist, before exploring the return to play assessment criteria for non-surgical SLAP lesion, sharing of Parsonage-Turner syndrome, and an in-depth look into swimmer’s and thrower’s shoulders.

Date: Saturday, 28th May 2022
Time: 3pm
Venue: TBC/Online
Cost: $5 for Singapore Physiotherapy Association members, $50 for non-members

By registration only. Registration details to follow.

26/04/2022

Have you ever thought about what the contemporary management of the shoulder for the sporting athlete is like? Stay updated with this three-track shoulder symposium, with different topics covered by researchers, educators, and both physiotherapy and orthopaedic clinicians.

Track one of three is focused on the current research on the athlete’s shoulder. Both of the honours project from the students at focuses on the return to play assessment for athletes following shoulder injury/surgery.

Date: Saturday, 28th May 2022
Time: 3pm
Venue: TBC/Online
Cost: $5 for Singapore Physiotherapy Association members, $50 for non-members

By registration only. Registration details to follow.

13/10/2021

The last of the three-part series will focus on the management of anterior knee pain.

While managing clients with anterior knee pain, it is imperative to consider all factors potentially contributing to the symptoms. These factors can include daily/sporting activities, health behaviour and biomechanical issues.

This webinar aims to create a platform
physiotherapists to engage in an open discussion and learn from different clinical perspectives using a case of anterior knee pain.

Date: Friday, 29th October 2021
Time: 830pm
Cost: Free for Singapore Physiotherapy Association members, $30 for non-members
By registration only. Registration via the QR code attached or link in bio.

08/09/2021

This second of the three-part series will focus on the management of lateral knee pain. Using a case study, the speakers will explore possible differential diagnosis, treatment options and clinical pearls through another night of sharing and learning.

Date: Wednesday, 29th September 2021
Time: 830pm
Cost: Free for Singapore Physiotherapy Association members, $30 for non-members
By registration only. Registration via the QR code attached or link in bio.

02/09/2021

This webinar initially focuses on the philosophy of clinical reasoning and on understanding why improving our clinical reasoning skills can enhance both the outcomes of our patients and the progress of our careers.

We outline how improving our clinical reasoning can be achieved by critically reflecting on our own individual cognitive processes and we provide a basis to systemize our thinking during clinical consultations.

We define pattern recognition and use a clinical case to display why this can be very powerful when utilized appropriately.

Finally, we review common clinical patterns seen frequently in every facet of our daily practice.

Date: Friday, 17th September 2021
Time: 7pm
Cost: Free for Singapore Physiotherapy Association members, $30 for non-members

By registration only. Registration via link in bio.

14/08/2021

When managing patients with medial knee pain, it is imperative to consider all potential contributing factors to their symptoms. These factors can include daily and sporting activities, health behaviour, and biomechanical issues.

This webinar aims to create a learning platform for practising physiotherapists to engage in an open discussion and present different clinical perspectives through a case study on medial knee pain.

Date: Wednesday, 25th August 2021
Time: 830pm
Cost: Free for Singapore Physiotherapy Association members, $30 for non-members
By registration only. Registration via the QR code attached or link in bio.

29/07/2021

Contemporary management of people with pain involves managing psychological factors to influence disabilities and persistent pain outcomes, targeting emotions, behaviours, and maladaptive cognition. Strategies like cognitive behaviour therapy, graded exposures, and acceptance and commitment therapy are utilised in contemporary physiotherapy practice, but are we sufficiently equipped to maximise the outcome for people with pain?

We are excited to have a panel of experts in the field of chronic pain management share with us the key aspects and application of psychologically informed physiotherapy.

Date: Thursday, 5th August 2021
Time: 7pm
Cost: Free for Singapore Physiotherapy Association and Pain Association Singapore members, $30 for non-members

By registration only. Registration via the QR code attached or link in bio.

02/07/2021

We are excited to have A/Prof Fabian Lim and A/Prof Cindy Ng share with us their opinion on the recent editorial challenging the paradigm that physiotherapists are the top dogs of the hierarchy in the exercise prescription of athletes.

Date: Friday, 9th July 2021
Time: 7pm
Cost: Free for Singapore Physiotherapy Association members, $30 for non-members

By registration only. Registration via the QR code attached or link in bio.

17/05/2021

We are excited to have Dr Alan Cheung, consultant orthopaedic surgeon of International Orthopaedic Clinic, share with us his approach towards assessing and managing red flags in patients with knee pain. Dr Alan Cheung is highly experienced in sports coverage and has been the match day doctor for the Singapore HSBC Rugby Sevens and SuperRugby events in Singapore.

Date: Thursday, 17th June 2021
Time: 1930hrs
Cost: Free for Singapore Physiotherapy Association members, $30 for non-members

By registration only. Registration via the QR code attached or at https://tinyurl.com/ytn3w3jb

15/09/2020

Free access for those with member societies

"There is more to pain than tissue damage: eight principles to guide care of acute non-traumatic pain in sport"

http://ow.ly/MDAL50BnQ57

08/09/2020

Happy World Physiotherapy Day! The deadline to apply to speak for our next seminar centred around the paper “What does best practice care for musculoskeletal pain look like? Eleven consistent recommendations from high-quality clinical practice guidelines” has been extended to 14th September! Email us at sgmsksig@gmail.com!

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