Reasoning to treat better:
Clinical applications
Multi-professional training
Price: 546 €
educational goals
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Understand Bayesian theory and its use in everyday practice
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Learn a logic of reflection based on the categories of hypotheses
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Knowing and knowing how to perform specific tests
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Interpret the results of physical examination maneuvers
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Consider scientific explanations to justify the use of symptom variation and strain.
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Solve clinical cases in concrete situations
List of target audiences
Multi-professional action for DE chiropodists, DE physiotherapists, DO osteopaths, doctors
Prerequisites
There is no other prerequisite to register for this training than to be a professional in one of the targeted professions.
Duration of training and organizational arrangements
The duration of the training: 14 hours,
Over 2 days
Max workforce: 28 people
Training content
Day 1 :
Morning:
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Welcoming interns
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Presentation of the training: why is it original?
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Clinical reasoning: bias, a priori and prior knowledge (Game and discussion)
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Correlation, causality and quantification of uncertainty (Theory)
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Presentation of Bayesianism: késako and what does it serve us? (Theory)
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Interest of Bayesianism for reflection (Theory)
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The two types of reasoning: inductive and hypothetico-deductive (Theory)
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Bayesian reasoning: influence of a priori
Afternoon :
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The categories of hypotheses in clinical practice (Theory / Practice)
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Peripheral Nervous System Example (Practice)
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Functional demonstration and differentiation: clinical application (Practice)
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Conclusion of the first day
Day 2:
Morning:
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Feedback on the first day and questions
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Structure of the physical examination: broad to precise and sensitive to specific (Theory)
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Choice of physical tests: data from science, clinimetry and Bayesianism (Practice / Theory)
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Constraint and modality: symptomatic variation
Afternoon :
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Introduction to mechanotransduction and quantification of stress (Theory)
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Presentation of the reasoning form: application on video clinical case (Practice)
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Brick wall: illustrating clinical reasoning
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Decision tree for clinical reasoning: explanation and case resolution
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Test / retest mechanics: how to choose a good marker? (Theory)
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End of the course and questions
François Angelliaume is a physiotherapist-osteopath, practitioner in TMO – Maitland Concept Certification.
Liberal physiotherapist in the Nantes region, François quickly specialized in the management of musculoskeletal problems. Training in advanced practice in musculoskeletal training (Maitland Concept) quickly directs practice in this direction.
With several training courses, he divides his activity between teaching in IFMK and continuing education as well as patient monitoring.
Clinical reasoning in the service of understanding the health problem remains a priority element in his practice.
Romain Artico is a physiotherapist masseur, and holds a Master 2 VHMA research option, and a Doctorate in movement sciences.
Passionate about sport, movement and caring for others, he isphysiotherapist for 8 years in geriatric SSR.
He was first interested in the fall of the elderly and the search for its causes in the field of movement and balance. This is how clinical reasoning played an increasingly important role in his training.
In parallel with his hospital activity, he has always been strongly interested in musculoskeletal training by working with competitive or high-level athletes (BMX, Badminton).
To improve his clinical reasoning, he trained with the Maitland concept in which he discovered a scientific vision of clinical reasoning that he enjoyed appropriating and practicing.
Passionate about teaching and research, he completed a doctorate in movement science on balance mechanisms in which he was able to delve deeper into the fields of neuroscience and biomechanics.
Neuroscience and in particular Bayesianism have enriched his vision of clinical reasoning and made him want to transmit it both in IFMK and in continuing education.
The training will take place at the Holiday Inn de Mérignac, 5 impasse Amélia Earhart, 33700 Mérignac
Price if FIFPL support: €560
Price if personal financing: €560
Price for business financing: €756
CPD : No DP supportVS
FIFPL:Validated (Training likely to be covered, subject to annual budgets, for physiotherapists and osteopaths)
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