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Type: Webinar
20 May, 7:30 PM - 8:30 PM (AEST)

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Orthopaedics: In-depth insights into frozen shoulder and common hand injuries

Webinar 20 May, 7:30 PM - 8:30 PM (AEST)

Join us as we explore the latest insights on frozen shoulder diagnosis, distinguishing between primary and secondary cases with confidence. Learn to identify common hand injuries accurately, from fractures to dislocations, utilising clinical assessment and diagnostic imaging effectively. Discover best practices for managing these injuries initially and discern when referral is warranted. Don't miss this opportunity to sharpen your skills and enhance patient care.

Learning outcomes

  1. Outline the clear updated definition of a true frozen shoulder.
  2. Demonstrate competency in assessing patients with suspected primary versus secondary frozen shoulder.
  3. Identify common hand injuries including fractures, sprains, strains, and dislocations, based on clinical presentation and diagnostic imaging.
  4. Summarise the initial management of common hand injuries and referral criteria.
Educational Activities
1.0
hours

Facilitator

Dr Tim Senior
MBBS, FRACGP

Dr Tim Senior is a GP at the Tharawal Aboriginal Corporation in South West Sydney. He is Medical Advisor to the RACGP in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health and is a clinical senior lecturer in general practice and Indigenous Health at the University of Western Sydney.

Presenters

Clinical Associate Professor Mark Haber
Orthopaedic Surgeon (Shoulder Surgery)

Dr Mark Haber, a Clinical Associate Professor, is an awarded Specialist Orthopaedic Surgeon. He focuses exclusively on shoulders. Dr Haber has published his experience and findings in international journals and has presented at over 20 major international orthopaedic conferences. He has earned international recognition by winning the best paper awards, including the ISAKOS Caspari award. He is a high-volume shoulder surgeon and studies have shown that surgical volume is a strong predictor of patient outcome and lower complication rates. In January 2017, Dr Haber performed the first computer navigated shoulder replacement in Australia and is now one of the most experienced, worldwide. His ongoing research includes clinical studies following rotator cuff repair surgery, reverse total shoulder replacement, cortisone injections and accuracy of ultrasound and MRI. With rigorous postoperative evaluations, he is always looking at ways to optimise the procedure and rehabilitation.

Dr Jasan Dannaway
Orthopaedic Surgeon (Upper Limb)

Dr Jasan Dannaway completed his medical degree at the University of Sydney and his orthopaedic training through the NSW training network. Prior to commencing medical studies, Dr Dannaway practiced as a physiotherapist in a variety of settings, including hospitals, outpatient clinics, and sporting events. Along with clinical interests, he has advanced his teaching and research capabilities through the completion of a master’s degree in these fields. Dr Dannaway has also completed several dedicated local and international fellowships in shoulder, elbow, wrist, and hand surgery to further his expertise.

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