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Cervical arterial dysfunction: moving forward with Alan Taylor

This course provides clinicians with evidence-based knowledge and skills necessary for best practice related to assessment of people with head/neck pain and concomitant risk of cervical arterial dysfunction (CAD). Read more ↓
4 Episodes 1h 2m
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Assessment and subgrouping

Learn a practical, clinic-ready approach to assessing possible cervical arterial dysfunction, with clear guidance on subgrouping, risk factors, blood pressure screening, and cranial nerve testing. Discover how sharper clinical reasoning and smarter exam sequencing can improve safety, confidence, and everyday decision-making.

19:00
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Pathophysiology

Explore how thinking around cervical arterial dysfunction has evolved from fear-driven assumptions to a clearer understanding of rare but important vascular risk. Learn the key warning signs, crucial acronyms, and clinical clues that help therapists assess neck pain and headache more safely and confidently.

14:51
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Rehabilitation of the neck

Explore the uncertain but evolving future of neck rehabilitation, where dizziness after trauma may point not just to caution, but to treatable vestibular, visual, muscular, and psychosocial factors. You’ll discover why traditional approaches often fall short and how broader, earlier, more targeted care could improve recovery.

16:37
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Sensorimotor considerations

Discover how neck pain, dizziness, and post-trauma symptoms may stem from a sensory mismatch between the eyes, inner ear, balance, and neck. Learn why early assessment and targeted rehabilitation can uncover hidden deficits, reduce fear, and speed recovery.

11:58

With the “Love activity, Hate exercise?” campaign from the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP, UK) about to be launched on the 6thJuly. There has never been a more opportune time for Physiotherapists to consider health assessment methods as part of their skill set. If you plan to incorporate physical activity OR exercise into your management plan ... becoming acquainted with a patient's general health status is an excellent place to start. There's more to taking blood pressure than risk assessment ... take it, know your numbers and use it to open up a conversation about health.

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