About the Webinar
Tuesday 20th July at 1pm.
Osteoarthritis is not an inevitable result of joint usage but a complex interplay of the factors affecting a whole person. Misunderstandings about Osteoarthritis (OA) are commonplace, it is not a simple problem of A+B=C (load+time=worn out) but an interweaving web of factors which affect each other and ultimately joint structure. If we know how the process occurs, we can better explain to people how to manage it, provide them with appropriate strategies and explanations.
Jack will explain what the literature currently tells us about what OA is, how it develops in individuals and why symptoms occur.
Learning Objectives
- How to diagnose OA
- Current understandings of the pathophysiology of OA
- OA symptomology
- The biopsychosocial nature of individual experiences
About the Tutor
Jack March BSc (Hons) MCSP
Jack is Rheumatology Clinical lead for Chews Health. Alongside his clinical roles he provides CPD seminars on recognising Rheumatology and other CPD materials from his website https://Rheumatology.Physio. He is Operations Director for The Physio Matters Podcast Team. He has previously worked across various advanced roles including Rheumatology and Orthopaedics as well as Advanced Level Physiotherapy in general MSK for Nuffield Health. |