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Evidence-Based Treatment Strategies for Sacroiliac Joint Disorder and Low Back Pain

Evidence-Based Treatment Strategies for Sacroiliac Joint Disorder and Low Back Pain
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Highlights
  • Biomechanics of the Sacroiliac joint explained with a functional clinical approach correlating it with common SIJ diagnoses
  • Integrating evidence-based research and clinical practice guidelines
  • Create customized treatment approaches and improve patient outcomes
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The internet and books provide information overload on biomechanics of the pelvis, within which a clinician often loses himself to obtain concise information. This course is aimed to be a resource for SIJ biomechanics explained with afunctional clinical approach correlating it with common SIJ dysfunction diagnoses and integrating evidence-based research and clinical practice guidelines, thus providing a precise streamlined approach.

This workshop will ensure proficiency with anatomy of thepelvis and SIJ, understanding the biomechanical implicationsand correlation to common SIJ disorders, education of the current SIJ treatment protocols, and an opportunity to review case studies and customize treatment strategies on individual case basis. This course will strive to improve patient outcomes, function, and performance by identifying the root cause of biomechanical chain dysfunction.

Target Audience: Physical Therapists, Physical Therapist Assistants, Athletic Trainers

Delivery Format: Asynchronous, recorded video to be watched online at your leisure

Highlights

  • Biomechanics of the Sacroiliac joint explained with a functional clinical approach correlating it with common SIJ diagnoses
  • Integrating evidence-based research and clinical practice guidelines
  • Create customized treatment approaches and improve patient outcomes
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4/5

Casey (NC) on Sep 16, 2026

very indepth

4/5

Jasmine (TX) on Aug 27, 2026

seems some of the evidence is outdated

4/5

Timothy (MN) on Jul 21, 2026

unable to understand presenter. not a good audio setup used by her.

4/5

Christine (PA) on Jun 21, 2026

good review

4/5

Stacey (NE) on Jun 05, 2026

i felt the presenter was very knowledgeable. the course could have been a longer course with more detailed explanation of assessment, and application of treatment. i felt like this was a good overview, now i need to study these concepts\/tests and learn how to apply.

4/5

Betsy (MO) on Jun 04, 2026

i know there was a lot of information to cover in regards to this topic and a 2 hour presentation limits time for information delivery. however, with the complexity of the positioning of the patient and high need of very specific positioning of the therapist and placement of their hands in determing slight movement anomolies, more visuals and videos are imperative to understand the explanations. the presenter was very knowledgable and explained things well but understanding complex descriptions of movement of the hip, muscles, ligaments, patients and therapist were very hard to conceive.

4/5

Kaitlin (TN) on May 18, 2026

would have preferred more treatment strategies.

5/5

eileen (NJ) on Mar 18, 2026

presenter sprinkled humor in the course which was good

5/5

Laura (IL) on Feb 03, 2026

would have liked pictures of treatments

4/5

Artemus (IN) on Jan 29, 2026

actual demonstration with a subject at least with the confusing topics would be ideal.


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