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Clinical Training & Communication Program
Event Calendar & Course Enrolment 2023
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Please note that all programs are subject to enrolments at that location. As such, dates and venues may change out of necessity.

Events are usually confirmed 30 days prior to the scheduled date. Please check this page regularly to ensure that you have the latest information. You can find out more about our Cancellation and Refund Policy here.
IMPORTANT
*CDI advises that you do not make any non-refundable travel arrangements until the event status is indicated as 'confirmed' on the Event Calendar. CDI is not liable for any loss incurred due to travel arrangements made before official confirmation.
AN UPDATE REGARDING THE NOVEL CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19)
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As the World Health Organisation (WHO) declared COVID-19 to be a global pandemic, our primary concern is the health and welfare of our members and seminar attendees. For this reason we must postpone all of our live events (Intensives) for the immediate future.

We would like to reassure you we are fully committed to our upcoming CTCP events, and we will return to our proposed schedule as soon as it is safe to do so. We shall continue to carefully monitor information and advisories from the WHO and NSW Health, and consult with the Marriott Courtyard on what the appropriate sanitary, health and other procedures should be to maintain a healthy event.

At this stage there are no standard live events scheduled for 2021. We shall only have a few special video recording events with minimal numbers in the studio audience.

CDI apologises for any inconvenience that you have incurred.
  • CTCP INTENSIVE 4 - ADVANCED SPINAL DIAGNOSIS (CERVICAL)
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    18 March 2023
    Wahroonga, NSW, Australia
    Presented by: DR ANTHONY D. NICHOLSON
    CPD awarded: 7.5 hours
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    The cervical spine often attracts greater concern and scrutiny than other spinal regions, particularly when the possibility of neck manipulation is raised. This Intensive will help you to understand the challenges of accurate diagnosis and decision-making in this complex area.

    As you will learn, most patients with cervical disc pain present with widespread symptoms that do not look like radiculopathy. Many disc lesions simply manifest as scapula, axilla or chest pain. Some express disc pain through repeated bouts of torticollis over many years. Would you recognise this? Even in cases with nerve root involvement the patient often complains of non-dermatomal symptoms, which are frequently misdiagnosed as a shoulder complaint (such as a 'supraspinatus tendonitis'). It is your job to make the diagnosis and triage accordingly.

    Whiplash patients often face an uncertain future of pain and neurological disability. But what are the mechanisms of this? Why do some individuals experience dizziness, cognitive dysfunction, visual disturbances and tinnitus? What role might the facet joints, multifidus muscles and vestibular system play in such a diverse set of symptoms?
    *This event is SOLD OUT
    **This event has been CONFIRMED
    ***This is a special event for video recording. You will be part of a studio audience.
  • CTCP INTENSIVE 5 - ADVANCED SPINAL DIAGNOSIS (THORACIC)
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    Sydney, Australia
    Presented by: DR ANTHONY D. NICHOLSON
    CPD awarded: 7.5 hours
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    This Intensive will look at important aspects of the thoracic region. We shall tackle the challenge of chest pain, and develop a clinical reasoning process for excluding pathology. We will also investigate thoracic outlet syndrome, and appreciate the contemporary understanding of this disorder. While less common than other regions of the spine, disc lesions in the thoracic area are a potentially serious cause of cord compression. Are you confident that you could detect the presence of spinal cord compression from your clinical examination? How about a compression fracture? Finally, we will delve into the topic of scoliosis and understand the role of the brain in spinal curvature - and what you can do about it.
    ***This is a special event for video recording. You will be part of a studio audience.