Effective Exam & Treat Tech for the Foot & Ankle

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Posted - 10/27/2006 :  16:16:39  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Effective Examination and Treatment Techniques for the Foot and Ankle - Cross Country Education - by Jim L. Keller, Ph.D., PT, CMT, CDE, CWCE, CRA - Milwaukee, WI - 10/27/06
Jim was not only a very knowledgeable instructor but a very experienced clinician as well. He delivered as promise according to the course description. The first part of the course was a review of anatomy and biomechanics with the second half of the course more hands on with palpation and manual testing/treatment techniques. He made the course much more interesting and was able to maintain the attention of his audience by relating his teachings with his own clinical experiences. He encouraged diagnostic thinking and autonomy for physical therapists as a profession. I would definitely take a course instructed by him again.
I would rate this course a 9/10 (I would have rated a 10/10 but there were not enough course instruction books for everyone because of a shipment problem)

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	PT Guy 22 Posts Posted - 10/27/2006 : 16:16:39 Show Profile Reply with Quote Effective Examination and Treatment Techniques for the Foot and Ankle - Cross Country Education - by Jim L. Keller, Ph.D., PT, CMT, CDE, CWCE, CRA - Milwaukee, WI - 10/27/06 Jim was not only a very knowledgeable instructor but a very experienced clinician as well. He delivered as promise according to the course description. The first part of the course was a review of anatomy and biomechanics with the second half of the course more hands on with palpation and manual testing/treatment techniques. He made the course much more interesting and was able to maintain the attention of his audience by relating his teachings with his own clinical experiences. He encouraged diagnostic thinking and autonomy for physical therapists as a profession. I would definitely take a course instructed by him again. I would rate this course a 9/10 (I would have rated a 10/10 but there were not enough course instruction books for everyone because of a shipment problem)

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