October 9, 2027
This 2-day course is comprised of lectures, case study presentations, group discussions and practical sessions to enable you to integrate medical screening procedures into your physiotherapy practice.
The course will offer a comprehensive look at common neuromusculoskeletal and non-neuromusculoskeletal pathologies which require screening by Physiotherapists in the modern healthcare systems.
Evidence and procedures to make sound clinical judgements regarding medical screening and differential diagnosis to differentiate safely and efficiently between neuromusculoskeletal dysfunctions and serious pathology will be presented, to help the Physiotherapist decide when to treat or when to refer onto another profession.
Medical screening and differential diagnosis are essential components of autonomous practice and are within the scope of the Physiotherapy profession.
This workshop is part of IMTA training and runs alongside IMTA's Maitland Concept® course, however it is not necessary to have attended an IMTA or Maitland Concept® course to enroll.
In collaboration with:
Day 1
Direct access in Physiotherapy Introduction to the Maitland Concept of Clinical Reasoning Medical Screening versus Differential Diagnosis Red Flags and Series Diseases
Coffee Break
MSCC & CES
Manual Neurological Examination Upper and Lower Limb
Cervical Radiculopathy versus Myelopathy Considerations when it differs between Shoulder Pain, Chest Pain and Lumbar Pain
Differentiate between DVT leg pain and fractures
Day 2
09:00 to 10:30 Differentiating between:
10.30-10.45 Coffee Break
10.45-13.00 Differentiate between NMS and the Hepato / Biliary System and Urogenital Cancer
13.00-14.00 Lunch
14:00 to 17:00 Considerations in Rheumatology Abdomen and Abdominal Palpation
17.00-17.30 ECM Test and Conclusions