Workshop Mobilizing Splints 7 October 2021

Are you ready to increase your product knowledge about mobilizing splints? We would like to share all our knowledge and expertise about this product with the practitioner. The workshop is designed for hand, physio and occupational therapists who would like to learn the basics about the neoprene.

Mobilizing splints course day is mainly practical. After a brief introduction to the students and theoretical explanations of the different types of techniques, the group of participants is divided up. The rest of the day is practiced in the manufacture of various types of splints.

In order to be able to supervise these workshops well and to keep them interactive, we are forced to maximize the number of participants to no less than 15 people.

Hands-on learning in a small group
Earn 6 accreditation points
Theoretical interpretation for different splint techniques
Interactive and very educational
Explanation from a product specialist

Number of accreditation points:

EN: 6 KNGF: 6

Cost:

189,-

Sign up for the workshop:

Students helped

450+

Number of participants

Customer satisfaction

9.6

Social interaction

Practice together with your fellow students the techniques that we explain to you

Latest techniques

Learn to master the latest techniques from our product specialists

Broadening knowledge

Take a look through our learning center and who knows, you may come across something still “unknown” to you.

Orficast is a unique thermoplastic orthotic fabrication material on roll. It offers extreme comfort for your patients and is very user-friendly.

The personal fit / Orfit

Who is this workshop for?

The workshop is intended for advanced students who would like to learn more about mobilizing splints. In order to be able to supervise and keep these workshops interactive, the number of participants is no less than 20 people.

What a workshop day looks like?

The mobilizing splints course day is mainly practical. After a brief introduction to the students and theoretical explanations of the different types of techniques, the group of participants is divided up. The rest of the day is practiced in the manufacture of various types of splints.

During the workshop the following topics will be discussed: Purpose redressing and indication, theory and physiology behind redressing, build-up in intensity (from light to heavy redression), practical; tensing directions, pulleys and angles, types of splints and materials to be used (e.g. fishing wire or elastic, plaster), pathologies: Luxation pip/dip with flexion contracture or extension deficit, tendon injury; early active/belittling and Dupuytren.

Personal input is possible in consultation.