📚️ 3 Lessons Learned from Scott Greenberg's Case Study 🤸🏽♀️ Scott helped one of his patients, an elite-level gymnast, get back to gymnasium after going through an Achilles rupture and repair. 🧠 Learn how to assess and treat Achilles ruptures through Scott's experience and clinical reasoning! ⌛️ For a limited time, we are offering 20% off of Case Studies - sign up today! 🔗 https://lnkd.in/dHw7PpBk
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⏳🔜One week left to our next second webinar of the year! 👨🎓Dr. Margarida Henrique is going to led an unmissable educational live session to give a boost to your clinical knowledge and skills thanks to her lecture "Smile management with silicone keys and guided preparations". 🔗🌐Visit this link to get more information and complete your registration https://shorturl.at/mntRT
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How can the power of community be used to assess the complexities of clinical reasoning? Hear from members of the Objective Structured Clinical Examinations (OSCE) for Clinical Reasoning Creative Community, including David Gordon, MD, Associate Dean for Student Affairs at Duke University School of Medicine, as they share insights and discuss how this work has impacted their own approach to teaching and assessment.
Over the past two years, the NBME Creative Community has explored the use of Objective Structured Clinical Examinations (OSCEs) to better assess the learner’s process of clinical reasoning. By using this method, the Community members gained valuable insights into how learners’ approach complex problems. 🔗 To learn about the findings from members of the OSCE for Clinical Reasoning Creative Community, view the video on our website: https://lnkd.in/gyBbWQwR.
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Passionate about training the next generation of psychologists! Director at Benchmark Psychology/ STAP/ PREP/ Find a Supervisor/ Clinical Psychologist/ Board Approved Supervisor/ Accredited EFT for couples therapist
I LOVE it when we get to this topic with our PREP registrar cohort each year! A client study (Cheng, 2008) found that “relationships” was the third most troubling problem reported as their reason for attending individual treatment and Nakash et al. (2018) found that marital problems were mentioned specifically by 19.6% of clients and 21.4% of therapists as the main problem. But how much do you know about how to help? Feel free to join me as a one-off for this topic. It will not teach you how to become a relationship therapist, but it is designed for individual therapists to help them understand the dynamics at play in relationships, when your clients may benefit from relationship work, how to support them without causing harm and how to work well alongside their relationship therapist.
Next Wednesday 28st August 2024 9am-10:30am AEST Dr Rebecca Frost will be presenting the topic: Relationship therapy for the individual therapist. Join her to learn when to refer clients to relationship therapy versus providing individual treatment, understand the relationship system to avoid relational harm, and collaborate effectively with relationship therapists while maintaining ethical standards. https://loom.ly/YMmcC64 To get access to this topic plus our complete CPD program for the clinical registrar program, subscribe today: https://loom.ly/Nii2R4M
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Wonderful hand course…. Perfect for FRCS Hands and everything you need to know… lectures, vivas and clinical cases with patients… perfect hands on experience..
You can now sign up for our Hand and Wrist FRCS (Tr & Orth) Revision Course with Lets Talk Dr Experience informative morning lectures followed by afternoon mock viva stations, including patient interactions. Don't miss out! Further info: https://lnkd.in/eukQmw9d
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What does center of gravity (COG) really refer to and how does it impact the function of a manual wheelchair? 🤔 Join our Clinical Educator, Erin Maniaci PT, DTP, in this webinar. We will review evidence related to COG selection, adjustment, and optimal manual wheelchair performance and discuss the clinical significance of optimizing functional performance. During this course, we will examine the impact of changes in COG and discuss clinical rationale and treatment approaches to maximize function and safety and maintain upper extremity health for manual wheelchair users. Register Now! 👇 https://ow.ly/7i7950RntAg
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📰 Our latest issue of the DMJ is out, and this one’s all about families in medicine! From inspiring stories to valuable insights, you won’t want to miss it. Make sure to give it a read and see how family life shapes the medical community. 🔗 https://shorturl.at/sIpF5
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Do you know what to do if you or a loved one has an injury with uncontrolled bleeding? Well, there are three simple steps you can take to deal with it. During this Stop the Bleed month, do yourself a favor and spend a few minutes to take our online course to learn these simple techniques. Then, buy yourself a kit or two for your car, your house, your kids or for anyone you love. Go to www.stopthebleed.org for more information and to buy your kits. Many of us call it the "CPR of Bleeding" because we want this lifesaving information to be as ubiquitous as CPR has become.
May is National STOP THE BLEED® Month. Since 2017, the ACS STOP THE BLEED program has trained nearly 4 million individuals and continues to grow. 📈 “Injuries that cause severe bleeding can happen anytime and can become life-threatening within a matter of minutes,” said Executive Director & CEO of the ACS Patricia L. Turner, MD, MBA, FACS. “The ACS STOP THE BLEED program empowers everyone, including those with no prior medical knowledge or experience, to learn simple techniques to help control bleeding before professional help arrives.” Anyone can learn how to save a life using three simple steps. Learn more and get involved today: https://brnw.ch/21wJrac
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Part 3 of the “Road of Rehabilitation” series dives into the importance of past medical history and its role in shaping a patient’s recovery plan. Here's why it matters so much: 1️⃣ Realistic Recovery Goals: Understanding a patient’s medical background helps set clear and achievable goals ensuring transparency and building trust. 2️⃣ Safe and Tailored Treatment: Knowing pre-existing conditions or past injuries allows us to design rehab plans that are both effective and safe. Every patient is unique, and so is their rehabilitation journey. By understanding your past, we can create personalized plans that work best for you. Stay tuned for the next episode, where we’ll walk you through what a medical exam looks like!
