Jill Cook & Mick Hughes – Learn Physio – Jill Cook’s Lower Limb Tendon Course

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Jill Cook & Mick Hughes – Learn Physio – Jill Cook’s Lower Limb Tendon Course

Jill Cook’s Lower Limb Tendon Course

It doesn’t get much better than this.

The ultimate 7-hour Tendon Masterclass taught by Jill Cook.

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Enjoy this sneak peak of Jill Cook going through a progressive loading assessment.

Learning Objectives

1. Understand the principles of tendon loading including types of tendon loading and how certain loading profiles lead to pain/pathology in different tendons.
2. Develop competency in performing a comprehensive subjective assessment with knowledge to differentiate between tendon pain and other sources of pain.
3. Learn how to perform an objective assessment to further guide differential diagnosis.
4. Understand the principles of managing tendinopathy including stages of rehabilitation and guiding the return to sport stage.

Tendon Pathology & Pain

Learn the fundamentals about tendon pathology & pain to boost your clinical reasoning, assessment and management skills.

 Assessment & Diagnosis

Know what to look for in your assessments and become better at filtering through differential diagnoses.

 Management

Jill takes you through how to manage tendon pain and each stage of the rehabilitation journey.

Professor Jill Cook
PhD

Jill Cook is a physiotherapist and Professor in Musculoskeletal Health in the LaTrobe Sport and Exercise Medicine Research Centre at LaTrobe University in Melbourne, Australia. Jill’s research areas include sports medicine and tendon injury. After completing her PhD in 2000, she has investigated tendon pathology, treatment options and risk factors for tendon injury.

Jill is a widely respected figure in sports medicine, particularly in the field of tendon injuries and pain. Her research has significantly influenced our current understanding and management of tendon pain.

Course Curriculum

Slides
Part 1 – Tendon Pathology & Pain
Part 2 – Tendon Loading
Part 3 – Assessment of Lower Limb Tendinopathy
Part 4 – Management of Lower Limb Tendinopathy

Part 1 – Tendon Pathology & Pain
What does tendon pathology look like?(9:43)
Continuum of tendon pathology(17:23)
Clinical presentation(4:36)
Why does tendon pathology develop?(10:22)
Tendon rupture(3:36)
Further risk factors for tendon pathology(4:02)
Imaging(7:01)
Tendon pain(25:21)
Interventions for tendinopathy(6:44)

Part 2 – Tendon Loading
Tendon response to unloading and loading(14:05)
Types of tendon loads(18:29)
Managing excess energy storage/release loads(3:06)
Bone-tendon junction and compressive loading(21:40)
Friction loads(6:51)
Can multiple loads occur in one tendon?(5:29)
Monitoring overload(5:01)
Response to load(9:54)

Part 3 – Assessment of Lower Limb Tendinopathy
Location of pain(8:01)
Hallmark features and load-dependent pain(9:30)
Other factors to consider(25:13)
Subjective assessment(20:57)
What to look for in the objective assessment(15:33)
Progressive loading assessment and alternative diagnoses(12:13)
Physical examination(7:52)
Severity, palpation and other diagnostic aids(5:33)
Common mis-diagnoses and other conditons to consider(7:58)

Part 4 – Management of Lower Limb Tendinopathy
Principles of managing tendinopathy(12:30)
Exercise prescription(4:18)
Stage 1 – Isometrics(19:00)
Stage 2 – Isotonics/heavy slow resistance training(29:08)
Stage 3 (energy storage) and Stage 4 (energy storage and release)(11:44)
Return to activity and sport(6:25)

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