Foot and Ankle Trauma Teaching and MDT
Summary
This engaging teaching session is pivotal for medical professionals interested in enhancing their knowledge and practical skills about Foot and Ankle Trauma. A unique blend of theory and demonstrative exercises, this session explores advanced concepts of diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation associated with foot and ankle injuries. Led by experts in the field, you'll have the chance to interact with a multi-disciplinary team (MDT), and understand their roles for optimal patient outcomes. This class is a great opportunity for those seeking to specialize in orthopedics and traumatology or simply looking to broaden their understanding of this crucial medical area.
Learning objectives
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To gain a thorough understanding of the anatomy and physiology of the foot and ankle, basic concepts of trauma as well as the role and importance of the multidisciplinary team (MDT) in the management of foot and ankle trauma.
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To learn and distinguish the various types of foot and ankle trauma by understanding the different mechanisms of injuries, typical presentations, diagnostic tests and methodologies, and implications of each type for patient care.
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To familiarize themselves with the latest evidence-based approaches to management and treatment of foot and ankle trauma, including surgical and non-surgical interventions, rehabilitation protocols, and methods for preventing long-term complications.
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To enhance communication and collaboration within the MDT by fostering improved understanding of roles and responsibilities, applying effective communication strategies, and promoting a shared decision-making approach to foot and ankle trauma care.
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To master the skill of critically reading and interpreting latest medical literature on foot and ankle trauma, and effectively apply it to clinical practice in a way that continually improves patient care outcomes and safety.