APodA Hosts | Webinar - The Injured Ankle. How to assess and what to do next with Dr Peter Manuel

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Ankle injuries are the most common injury presenting to Emergency and Allied Health practices in Australia. In most cases the patient will do well and make a full return to pre-injury activities. However if the injury is severe, the diagnosis and management are critical in allowing the patient to make a full recovery without functional limitation.

This webinar will outline the functional anatomy of the ankle, an evidence based approached to assessment of injuries plus best practice management to enable return to pre-injury activities. It will also provide simple rehabilitation strategies to enable listeners to undertake this role.

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Presenter: Dr Peter Manuel

Peter Manuel is a Curtin University graduate from 1997 and worked primarily in regional Western Australia. He received his Masters Degree in 2005 and Fellowship from the Australasian College of Podiatric Surgeons (ACPS) in 2012. During his surgical training, Peter undertook training positions at the Great Western Hospital and Avon Orthopaedic Centre in the UK. Peter is based in Geraldton Western Australia as a Podiatric Surgeon consulting both there and Kalgoorlie. He is the current President of the ACPS.

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When: Tuesday 20 October, 2020
Where: Webinar (online)
Time: 7:00pm AEDT (daylight savings is in effect in eastern states, please check your local times)

Cost: Free for APodA Members | $100 Non Members

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