Dysfunctional Breathing Training for Physiotherapists

Dysfunctional Breathing Training for Physiotherapists is organized by SBK Healthcare Events and will be held on Mar 18, 2025.

Description:
This online course will educate you in the key principles of managing dysfunctional breathing, ensure best practice assessment structures and learn new management tools and outcome measures to enhance your current practice. This is a great opportunity to, not only benchmark your current assessment skills, but also benefit from evidence-based training. Go back to your team with a clear understanding of how to improve the outcomes for your patients with breathing pattern disorders (BPD).

Reduce your pressures with structured NHS training, expertly led:
As more patients present with breathing pattern disorders in services across the country, equip your team with the knowledge and skills to effectively assess, diagnose and manage your patient load. Whether you have one session with your patients or many, leave this workshop with new tools to manage breathing pattern disorders to:

• Evaluate different methods for assessment to ensure accurate diagnosis
• Cement your understanding of musculoskeletal conditions and its impact on BPD
• Manage the diversity of your workload with practical tips
• Explore alternative treatment options for differential diagnosis
• Develop pre and post rehabilitation protocols to measure patient outcomes
• Understand related co-morbidities and their impact on patient rehabilitation

Developed with convenience in mind: join this NHS online course remotely:
With an enhanced emphasis on networking, interactive discussion and idea sharing, this unique training will provide you with all the elements you need to deliver change through:

• Evidenced based examples and knowledge implementation: practical steps improve your assessment and management skills
• Interactive presentations: ask critical questions and learn from your leading expert, Dr Rachel Garrod, Respiratory Physiotherapist and Senior Lecturer at the University of Galway
• Close room discussion: benefit from hearing your fellow attendees’ pitfalls and triumphs of managing disordered breathing patterns
• Agreed action plan: leave your training with the confidence to implement tangible changes to benefit your patients and the wider team.