McKenzie Method of MDT: Part A (Lumbar Spine) – Ottawa (Orleans)
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Course Type | Course/ Seminar |
Date | 10/19/2024 - 10/20/2024 |
Instructor Name | Michael Dyck |
Cost | $695.00 |
Address | 7766 Jeanne D'Arc Blvd N Orleans, ON K1C 2R5 Map It |
District | Eastern Ontario |
Brief Description | Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy® MDT: A reliable assessment & classification system for the spine & extremities, that leads you to an effective treatment strategy for your patients. To be effective, treatment strategies first require a thorough and accurate assessment. Backed by years of research, evidence and clinical practice. Now is the perfect time to discover why thousands of clinicians worldwide rely on MDT to improve their patient outcomes. Assess and diagnose patients accurately and confidently using the McKenzie MDT system. MCKENZIE MDT PART A OTTAWA, ON 2 Sessions Online, 2 Sessions in the clinic / EASTERN TIME Session 1: Asynchronous online at your own pace Session 2 SAT/05OCT Online live with instructor 7:30AM–12:00PM noon (ET) Sessions 3: SAT/19OCT In-clinic CN Physiotherapy, Ottawa (Orleans), ON 8:00AM–5:30PM (ET) Sessions 3: SUN/ 20OCT In-clinic CN Physiotherapy, Ottawa (Orleans), ON 8:00AM–4:30PM (ET) Legitimate patient demonstrations with follow-up appointments take place during the course. Instructor: Michael Dyck PT, Dip. MDT Note: For further details please refer to course page on the MICanada website. Register at: http://www.mckenzieinstitutecanada.org FEEDBACK FROM FELLOW CLINICIANS ON RECENT PART MDT COURSES:
Course Goals: This course will provide participants with the introductory knowledge and basic skills to begin to:
ASSESS & DIAGNOSE WITH CONFIDENCE MDT is a comprehensive biopsychosocial classification system that enables clinicians to reliably classify specific sub-groups and successfully match the classification to the appropriate treatment. The MDT system identifies if the patient is unsuitable for mechanical therapy. A full history (with or without examination) can exclude patients with serious pathology or non-mechanical pain that require medical referral or non-mechanical treatment approaches. With a thorough knowledge of the three syndromes (derangement, dysfunction and posture) a trained clinician can identify directional preference, centralization or other consistent mechanical responses in keeping with the MDT syndromes and their predicted response to treatment. Once the syndromes are ruled out, the clinician can more accurately identify other diagnoses such as SIJ, spinal stenosis, symptomatic spondylolithesis or non-mechanical presentations unsuitable for mechanical therapy [Danish Institute for Health Technology Assessment (1999) American College of Occupation and Environmental Medicine (2005)]. |
Link | mckenzieinstitutecanada.org |
Contact Name | Aileen Conway (Executive Director - MICanada) |
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Contact Phone | (519) 521-7579 |