Hand And Wrist Physiotherapy Examination And Treatment

Hand & Wrist Physiotherapy: Assessment, Manual Therapy, and Rehabilitation Techniques

What you'll learn

Skills in Physiotherapy Assessment Techniques: Learners will develop the ability to conduct thorough physiotherapy assessments of hand and wrist conditions.

Students will learn to develop comprehensive rehabilitation programs includes manual therapy, improving range of motion, strength training

Integration of Real-World Clinical Assessment Insights: Students will learn valuable clinical assessment tips gleaned from real-world physiotherapy practice.

Mastery in Tailored Exercise Prescription: The course will empower students to master the art of prescribing and progress specific exercises for hand and wrist

Requirements

For this course, learners should ideally be physiotherapy or physical therapy students, professionals or related healthcare professionals, particularly with some exposure to the musculoskeletal setting. Basic knowledge of musculoskeletal anatomy, clinical assessment and manual therapy is recommended.

Description

"Hand and Wrist Physiotherapy Assessment and Treatment" is a comprehensive course designed for physiotherapy and physical therapy professionals, as well as other healthcare practitioners specializing in or interested in musculoskeletal care. This course provides an in-depth understanding of hand and wrist clinical assessments and effective treatment techniques, making it an essential resource for those looking to enhance their skills in this area.The course is meticulously structured into several detailed sections. It begins with movement assessment and palpation, where students are trained to identify abnormal movement patterns and use palpation techniques for assessing joint mobility and pinpointing pain. This foundational knowledge is critical for effective diagnosis and treatment planning.In the manual therapy section, participants gain hands-on experience with various techniques, learning how to provide pain relief and improve joint mobility. These skills are vital for treating a range of hand and wrist conditions.The therapeutic exercise segment is dedicated to the design and implementation of rehabilitation programs. Students learn to tailor exercise regimens to individual patient needs, focusing on recovery, strength building, and preventing re-injury. This part of the course emphasizes the importance of patient-centered care and the customization of treatment plans.Additionally, the course offers insights into real-world clinical experiences, providing students with valuable tips and best practices gleaned from seasoned practitioner. This practical approach ensures that learners are not only equipped with theoretical knowledge but also understand how to apply these skills in clinical settings effectively.While this course offers advanced knowledge and practical skills in hand and wrist care, it's important to clarify that it is not a substitute for specialized hand therapy training. It's an ideal course for those looking to enhance their existing skills and knowledge in hand and wrist treatment within a general physiotherapy framework or a broader healthcare context. Those interested in pursuing specialized hand therapy qualifications are advised to explore specific, structured training courses in this field.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: Section 2 Movement assessment and palpation

Lecture 2 Wrist joint Range of Motion Clinical Assessment

Lecture 3 Fingers Range of Motion Clinical Assessment

Lecture 4 Clinical palpation part 1

Lecture 5 Clinical palpation part 2

Section 3: Clinical assessment for muscle strength

Lecture 6 Clinical strength assessment

Lecture 7 Clinical strength assessment part 2

Lecture 8 Common functions in hand and wrist

Section 4: Manual therapy

Lecture 9 Manual Therapy for hand and wrist part 1

Lecture 10 Manual Therapy for hand and wrist part 2

Lecture 11 Manual Therapy for hand and wrist part 3

Section 5: Therapeutic exercises for hand and wrist

Lecture 12 Advice for activities modification

Lecture 13 Immobilization treatments

Lecture 14 Home exercises for hand and wrist part 1

Lecture 15 Home exercises for hand and wrist part 2

Lecture 16 Home exercises for hand and wrist part 3

Lecture 17 Home exercises for hand and wrist part 4

Lecture 18 Home exercises for hand and wrist part 5

Lecture 19 Home exercises for hand and wrist part 6

Section 6: Closing of the course

Lecture 20 Closing

This course is designed for physiotherapy and physical therapy students, professionals and related healthcare professionals, particularly those with an interest or specialization in musculoskeletal health, seeking to deepen their expertise in hand and wrist assessment and treatment.