Description: In this presentation Dr Kate Scrivener explores clinical decision-making in neurological rehabilitation, with a foundation in movement analysis. Clinical examples of walking and upper limb analysis are discussed. Presented on 26 April 2022.

Learning objectives: By the end of the presentation, attendees should be able to:

  • Describe a procedure for movement analysis and therapy decision-making using kinesiology, biomechanics and evidence-based practice
  • Apply the movement analysis procedure to an upper limb and lower limb case example

Presenter: This 1-hr webinar was presented by:

Dr Kate Scrivener, PhD BAppSci (Physio)

Senior Lecturer , Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia, Allied Health Clinical Lead, Concentric Rehabilitation Centre (Sydney), and Director of the StrokeEd Collaboration

Analysis Anatomy Attention Balance Barriers Behaviour change Biomechanics CIMT Circuit classes Clinical reasoning Cognitive rehabilitation Contracture de-implementation Electrical stimulation Evidence-based practice Executive function Falls prevention Goal-setting Goals Groups Handwriting Handwriting assessment Battery Hemi-spatial neglect Impairments Implementation Intensity of practice Memory Mental imagery Mental practice Motor imagery Neuroplasticity Occupational therapy Older adults Outpatient rehabilitation Shaping Spasticity Strength Stroke rehabilitation Stroke survivors Telehealth Telerehabilitation Transfer package Trunk UL training Weakness