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From job-specific ergonomics to return-to-work screenings, rehab professionals often struggle with the complexities of getting clients back to work after low back and spinal injuries.
Without focused training, it’s challenging to select the appropriate outcome measures, apply clinical-practice guidelines, and design return-to-work programs that ensure lasting recovery. This often leads to delayed return to work timelines, re-injury, and diminished worker confidence.
In this webinar, you’ll learn how to solve these problems with clear, easy and actionable assessment strategies. Learn the best practices for outcome measures, from disability questionnaires like the Oswestry and Quebec inventories to physical capacity tests and movement quality screenings.
You’ll gain expert insights on return-to-work programs designed to support faster, safer recoveries and keep workers on the job post-rehab.
Key Training Highlights:
Maneuver Complex Injuries with Confidence – Learn the unique risk factors and psychosocial barriers of work-induced low back injuries, ensuring enhanced outcomes and quicker return-to-work timelines.
Select Appropriate Outcome Measures – Dive into disability questionnaires, job-specific physical tests, and ergonomic screenings to deliver precise goals and functional expectations.
Employ Evidence-Based Methods – Use updated clinical practice guidelines and functional measures to craft smarter worker rehab programs.
Document Outcomes With Precision – Confidently make recommendations for appropriate return-to-work schedules for individuals with low back injury.
