Lower Back Pain - Solving the Lumbar-Pelvic Complex A one-day workshop 2019

Lower Back Pain - Solving the Lumbar-Pelvic Complex A one-day workshop is organized by National Centre of Rehabilitation Education (NCORE) and will be held on Mar 08, 2019 at London Road Community Hospital, Derby, England, United Kingdom.

Course Aims :
• This workshop aims to give a clear understanding of the reasons why back pain occurs in 80% of the population the population, a clear understanding of the biomechanics and pathology underpinning Low Back Pain.
• Key factors relating to the prevention of low back pain and the role of core stability in injury prevention will be discussed.
• Participants will be given a clear understanding of clinical, functional and dynamic evaluation techniques of the Lumbar - Pelvic complex relative to both athletes and non-athletes.
• Demonstration and discussion on the application of evidence-based treatment and rehabilitation approaches including joint and soft tissue manual techniques
• Correction of Biomechanics and alignment issues.
• Practical guidelines for strengthening while addressing many of the myths associated with 'core - stability'.

Learning Outcomes :
Workshop participants will:
• Improve their knowledge of the Anatomy of the Lumbar - Pelvic Complex
• Advance their understanding of Lumbar-Pelvic functional biomechanics.
• Develop a clear understanding of the pathological reasons associated with the painful and dysfunctional Lumbar - Pelvic unit.
• Deepen their understanding the factors associated with mechanical LBP how load, overuse and trauma can contribute to the problem.
• Advance their skills in assessment including the role of scans, neurological assessment, special tests, movement patterns, biomechanics, palpation, the kinetic chain, loading and functional tests and evaluating core stability.
• Increase their understanding of the necessary criteria to make the best choices in treating, rehabilitating, managing and preventing the problem.
• Increase competence in the application of effective core stability programme understanding based on evidence strategies and expected outcomes

Additional details will be posted as soon as they are available.