Course Description:

This course provides a comprehensive exploration of shoulder anatomy, pathologies, and rehabilitation strategies, focusing on both theoretical understanding and practical application. Learners will begin by identifying and explaining key anatomical structures of the shoulder, building a strong foundation for further study. Moving beyond basic anatomy, the course delves into the identification, analysis, and differentiation of various shoulder pathologies, equipping students to recognize symptoms that are consistent with specific conditions and to rule out red flags.
Participants will engage in applying diagnostic criteria to real-world case studies, analyzing and distinguishing between different shoulder pathology frameworks to develop a thorough understanding of diagnosis and treatment. The course emphasizes the importance of evaluating diagnostic signs to ensure accuracy in both assessment and treatment planning. By the end of the course, learners will be able to create tailored rehabilitation treatment plans suited to various stages of shoulder recovery, preparing them to apply their knowledge in clinical settings effectively.