Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy® MDT: Discover why thousands of clinicians worldwide rely on the comprehensive MDT system to improve their clinical effectiveness. Attend the upcoming course to observe legitimate patient demonstrations and witness the results of utilizing the approach for yourself. Each patient assessment will provide a valuable learning opportunity. MDT is a reliable assessment & classification system for the spine & extremities, that is backed by years of research, evidence and clinical practice.
FEEDBACK FROM FELLOW CLINICIANS ON RECENT COURSES:
Before taking the course, my understanding of MDT was limited. However, after completing it, I now have a clearer grasp of its collaborative nature and how it integrates various disciplines to improve decision-making. The course has deepened my appreciation for how MDT can enhance problem-solving in complex scenarios.
This was an excellent course. One of the most thorough and practically applicable PT courses I have taken. I have a much better understanding of technique progressions and classification.
I feel that the MDT courses have advanced my practice knowledge by multiple years and instilled more confidence when treating more complicated patients.
I feel so much more confident treating complex and unusual symptomatic patients with the MDT system.
Course Goals:
This course will provide participants with the introductory knowledge and basic skills to begin to:
Describe and discuss the principles of MDT and how they fit within the biopsychosocial framework, for patients with lumbar spine problems and functional limitations.
Appropriately apply the McKenzie Method of MDT to patients with lumbar spine problems.
Distinguish between the MDT syndromes (Derangement, Dysfunction, Postural) and OTHER subgroups and provide appropriate management plans for each.
Identify when the application of external forces is required, using MDT’s concept of ‘Progression of Forces’.
Recognise how to assist patients to design and apply the therapeutic processes to achieve their goals, taking into account any personal or environmental barriers to recovery.