Course Description:

Joint replacements are considered a safe and effective way to address pain and functional limitations related to degenerative joint disease. After surgery, an extensive rehabilitation program is typically implemented. This course is designed to provide healthcare professionals with the latest evidence-based information on surgical and rehabilitation protocols for joint replacements. With a focus on the hip, knee, and shoulder, the course aims to enhance the knowledge and skills of practitioners in managing postoperative care to achieve optimal clinical, functional, and occupational outcomes. The course covers basic surgical approaches, effective rehabilitation interventions, and important precautions during and after rehabilitation. It emphasizes the importance of staying current with evolving surgical techniques, such as minimally invasive procedures, and understanding their impact on rehabilitation. By integrating updated evidence and practical insights, this course equips clinicians with the tools necessary to improve patient outcomes and quality of life following joint replacement surgeries.