Webinar: Headaches & Migraines - Diagnostic Workshop & Evidence Base
Date and time
Monday 7th September
19:00 - 21:00
Speaker
Helena Bridge
Osteopath
Location
Webinar
Price
£29 + VAT
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Webinar: Headaches & Migraines - Diagnostic Workshop & Evidence Base
“A great wind is blowing and that either gives you imagination...or a headache.” – Catherine the Great
How can you refine the skills and know-how for safe evaluation and accurate diagnosis of headaches? Find out in this introduction by Mrs Helena Bridge, an experienced osteopath and lecturer currently completing a Master's in Pain and Headache Management. In this webinar, Helena clarifies head pain referral patterns, headache causation and classification, and then discusses on when to refer patients on for further investigation.
This event is available to purchase on-demand and was first delivered on Monday 7 September 2020. Once you've purchased the course, you can watch it immediately from your Oryon Develop dashboard by logging into your account.
Drawing on recent advances in headache science, Helena uses a mechanism-based approach to explain the physiological changes which cause the headaches we commonly see in practice, and then looks at the evidence base for our treatments.
In this lecture, Helena also covers standard classification of headaches which should be managed in primary care, current guidelines on diagnostic workup and treatment methods, whilst touching on psychological co-morbidities which affect our success rates in manual therapy.
Schedule:
- Referred head and neck pain patterns
- Mechanism-based understanding of physiological changes which cause headaches
- Primary and secondary headaches commonly encountered in our practices, classified according to the International Classification of Headache disorders (ICHD-3)
- Evidence base for manual therapies in headache treatments
- Current headache management guidelines according to BASH, NICE, EHF and NHS England
- Discussion of the questions and answers
Helena Bridge
Osteopath | London Central
Helena Bridge, DO (1991)
Registered Osteopath & educator
PGCE (Clinical & Academic Education)
EOT (Effective Online Tutoring, Oxon)
PGCE (Clin. Management of Headache Disorders, University of Edinburgh, currently in final year of Master's in Pain/Headache management).
Introduction to headaches in primary care:
Worldwide studies suggest that 7- 11% of patients attending MSK clinics suffer from head and facial pain, yet there is little structured undergraduate headache education among our professions. Helena Bridge and her teaching team are actively working to address this education gap.
In 2014 Helena embarked on an integrated MSc Pain course at the University of Edinburgh, which incorporated a PGCE in Clinical Management of Headache Disorders to offset the lack of CPD courses on this subject.
For the last 6 years, Helena has taught in the student clinic at the ESO (European School of Osteopathy), where, three years later, she then founded and led the weekly ESO Headache Clinic (www.eso.ac.uk/eso-clinic/our-clinics/headache-clinic/).
OPHM (Osteopaths for Progress in Headaches & Migraines)
In early 2016 Helena also helped found and co-chair OPHM, which has grown into a busy multidisciplinary teaching group.
Attendees are warmly invited to apply to join the OPHM facebook group (http://www.ophm.org). Our ongoing scientific news and case-sharing debates flow freely in a mutually respectful atmosphere of shared learning. We look forward to welcoming all physiotherapists, chiropractors and osteopaths and their students onto this inclusive forum.
2 hour webinar, speaker's slides (if permitted) and CPD certificate.
Chiropractors, Osteopaths, Physiotherapists, Sports Therapists, Radiographers, Occupational Therapists, GP
Buy now
Add to basket
Date and time
Monday 7th September
19:00 - 21:00
Price
£29 + VAT
Speaker
Helena Bridge
Osteopath
Location
Webinar
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