Besides racking up
continuing education
credits and expanding
your knowledge, our
webinars provide you
with opportunities to
boost your business,
reach more patients
and fulfill professional
goals.
All of the webinars
listed here can
be found on our
members’ website on
the CE & Events tab
under Webinars On
Demand.
Let’s take a look at 2018's
five most popular webinars:
1.
Number one is the webinar on
Non-operative Management of
Sciatica presented by Dr. Carlo
Ammendolia. This webinar is
a great option for chiropractors looking
to improve their understanding of
sciatica. The webinar covers etiology,
pathophysiology, as well as key features of
diagnosis and common treatments.
Why it matters:
Forty per cent of the population is
expected to experience sciatica, making
it a big pain not only for patients but for
our government that are actively seeking
ways to reduce opioid prescriptions
and unnecessary surgery. There is a
tremendous opportunity for chiropractors
to demonstrate non-surgical management
of sciatica as a viable, evidence-based,
non-pharmalogical option, contributing
to a comprehensive public health care
model. This approach will help many
patients avoid surgery and having to
take opioids.
2.
Our second most popular
webinar is Get Involved:
Province-wide Expansion
of New Primary Care Model
featuring Dr. Jennifer Nash. A discussion
of how Ontario plans to invest in Rapid
Access Clinics (built on existing models
like Inter-professional Spine Assessment
and Education Clinics for low back and
Central Intake and Assessment Centres
for hip and knee). This webinar coaches
chiropractors on how to get more
involved in RACs.
Why it matters:
New MSK pathways are emerging
and expanding, so now is the time for
chiropractors to get more involved in
Local Health Integration Networks (LHINs)
and increase connections with key players
in interprofessional public health care
teams. Getting involved is not only a win
for you – with the potential for practice
opportunities and career advancement –
it’s also an opportunity to advocate for the
profession and increase the integration of
chiropractic into the larger public health
care system. Most importantly, more
options for MSK care will benefit patients.