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Modalities have long been debated in the rehabilitation clinic regarding efficacy and appropriate use in treatment plans. Taking a deep dive into the evidence, Phil Page, PhD, PT, ATC, CSCS, recently wrote a published article for IJSPT regarding the use of modalities, professional bias and blindspots, and clinical practice guidelines.
During this webinar, special guest Phil Page will unpack his article while bringing over 25 years of experience using modalities in rehabilitation and sports medicine. Page will go on to explain why new research suggests that modalities are beneficial for short-term non-pharmacological pain relief as an adjunct to active treatment.
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Phil Page is a prolific clinical writer having penned 45 articles and 23 peer-reviewed papers as well as contributing to nine books.
Lower back and hip pathologies can be complex and challenging to treat, often requiring a precise diagnostic approach and innovative treatment strategies. With advancements in rehabilitation technology, high-power laser therapy is proving to be a transformative tool in managing pain and improving function in patients with musculoskeletal dysfunctions.
Join Ashley Campbell, PT, DPT, SCS, Director of Rehabilitation at the Nashville Hip Institute, Owner of Performance One Physical Therapy & Wellness, and Managing Editor of the International Journal of Sports Physical Therapy (IJSPT), as she explores how to effectively utilize high-power laser therapy in the treatment of lower back and hip pathologies. Gain valuable insights into differentiating between hip and lumbar spine dysfunctions, optimizing treatment plans, and leveraging laser therapy to accelerate patient recovery.
What You'll Learn:
This on-demand webinar is a must-watch for rehabilitation professionals regularly seeing patients with lower back and hip pathologies. Register today!