Description
A new model of care to improve treatment and recovery from acute back pain
The Personal Injury Education Foundation (PIEF), in partnership with SIRA and leading clinicians in low back pain, delivered a webinar in April 2025 on the Model of Care for the Management of Low Back Pain - Summary (Summary Model).
The webinar recording is available to support the development needs of NSW Health Providers on practical, evidence-based strategies in the treatment of acute low back pain with the intention of improving outcomes for people with injuries.
The webinar was presented by:
1. Professor Michael Nicholas
Professor Nicholas is a clinical psychologist and has an outstanding record of achievement in multidisciplinary pain management, pain education and psychosocial pain research.
2. Professor Chris Maher
Professor Maher is a physiotherapist, recognised internationally for his research that has changed how back pain is conceptualised and managed.
We welcome you to view the webinar recording to learn about the Summary Model. This will enable you to attain a certificate which equates to 1 hour of CPD.
What is the Summary Model?
The Summary Model is an up to date, evidence-informed guide for primary care clinicians on best practice management of acute low back pain. It encourages self-management, return to work and usual activity, empowering the person in their recovery journey.
Objectives
Learning objectives:
- Explain the Summary Model and the 10 principles in managing patients with acute low back pain.
- Utilise screening tools to assess patients.
- Provide relevant treatment or referral to patients with acute low back pain.
- Explain common misconceptions about acute low back pain amongst patients and provide psychoeducation to patients.
Certificate
By completing/passing this course, you will attain the certificate Model of Care for the Management of Low Pack Pain – Summary (Health Providers)
Shopping Cart
Your cart is empty