How to Perform a Thorough and Systematic Clinical Examination – Part 1

The latest Inner Circle webinar recording on How to Perform a Thorough and Systematic Clinical Examination – Part 1 is now available.

How to Perform a Thorough and Systematic Clinical Examination – Part 1

This month’s Inner Circle webinar is on How to Perform a Thorough and Systematic Clinical Examination – Part 1. In this presentation, I discuss some of the concepts behind how to structure an excellent clinical examination process. This will assure that you are always following a systematic process to detect any structural and functional issues, and that you can easily create a plan of treatment to help the person reach their goals. This is part 1 of 2 and will focus on the general concepts and subjective component of the exam.

This webinar series will cover:

The 4 main buckets of any clinical examination process
How to assure you follow a systematic approach each and every time
How to look for structural pathology, as well as find any suboptimal areas of function that may be related
How to take your exam and make an effective assessment and treatment plan

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