AEP Case Conference

Do you want to learn more about pain management?

Join our upcoming AEP Case Conference
AEP Case Conferences are online Learning activity discussions designed to support AEPs build confidence in clinical practice. They aim to provide an opportunity for a small group of AEPs to discuss best practice approaches for a specific client (case). 

What is covered?
Two expert AEPs, Dr. John Booth and Aidan Cashin will facilitate a small group discussion for a workers compensation client with chronic lower back pain. We will discuss how to approach each stage of a client’s journey – from referral, assessment, design of intervention and delivery to monitoring, review and reporting. 

How can AEPs benefit?
• Identify the most appropriate and relevant options for assessment and exercise prescription
• Understand the application of clinical reasoning 
• Understand how to best manage client expectations and referrer obligations
• Opportunity to ask the experts questions, seek feedback on current practice and gain confidence in treating clients with pain.

Case topic

Chronic lower back pain for workers compensation client 

Expert AEPs  

Dr. John Booth 
Dr. John Booth (PhD; MSc; AEP) is a clinician and Senior Lecturer in the Faculty of Medicine, UNSW. His clinical practice and teaching are in exercise for musculoskeletal pain, with a special interest in chronic pain. As a clinical educator, John regularly presents Learning activity opportunities to clinicians and allied health professions. He is strongly committed to mentoring clinicians treating chronic pain including a role as mentor for regional health professionals training as local pain educators for the Pain Revolution. John’s research interests include the influence of exercise on pain and the impact of patient and clinician communication on treatment outcomes. 

Aidan Cashin
Aidan Cashin (BExPhys; AEP) is a clinician and Doctoral Candidate at Neuroscience Research Australia, UNSW. His clinical practice and research are primarily in the field of chronic musculoskeletal pain. Aidan’s research deals with investigating the mechanisms of contemporary treatments for low back pain, testing novel neurobiological informed treatments for chronic low back pain, and improving the engagement with and use of evidence in clinical practice. Aidan also has a casual academic position at the UNSW, within the Faculty of Medicine and is involved in the teaching and evaluating of undergraduate exercise physiology students.
 

Schedule

Thursday, 6 August 2020
12:00pm – 1:00pm AEST
 

Rates per person

Complimentary for ESSA Members
This learning activity is an ESSA member benefit  

This event is now full. A waitlist* is available.

Access to Event 

You will be provided information on how to access this event within your registration confirmation email.
NB: A confirmation of your attendance is required

Registration

This event is now full. A waitlist* is available.

*Waitlist
To be placed on the waitlist, please complete the manual registration form and forward to ESSA.  When/if a place becomes available ESSA will contact the next person on the waitlist with an option to join the learning activity. Due to the popularity of this event, acceptance of delegate place must be received within 24 hours of notice, or it will be understood by ESSA that the delegate offer has been declined. The waitlist is on a strict “first in-best dressed” basis. Standard terms & conditions apply.

Disclaimers

  • All accredited persons, regardless of any Learning Activity completed/ attended must refer to their accreditation’s Scope of Practice/Standards, and only treat/practice within the same.  
  • ESSA confirms that at the date of release, this Learning Activity meets the requirements of the ESSA Continuing Learning activity Points Guidelines. The information contained in this Learning Activity is of a general nature only, and while every effort and care has been taken to ensure that all representations are accurate as at the date of its release, ESSA accepts no legal liability for any loss or damage suffered as a result of any information provided in this Learning activity. 
  • ESSA recommends that its members seek appropriate independent professional advice specific to their particular purposes and circumstances (including the provision of medical advice to patients) before relying on it. 
 
When
6/08/2020
Where
Online
Online registration not available.