JAMES FERRIE

Podiatrist 

How to Improve Patient Outcomes with Shockwave Therapy – an interactive workshop

Treating chronic tendinopathy and myofascial pain is a common problem faced by podiatrists, keeping our patients on the sporting field and moving as they get older. Integrating Shockwave Therapy can significantly enhance pain management and expedite healing safely and non-invasively. Shockwave Therapy (ESWT) has emerged as an evidence-based modality for treating plantar heel pain and lower limb tendinopathies, backed by numerous systematic reviews and double-blinded RCTs. ESWT uses targeted shockwaves to activate the body's natural healing process, which stimulates the release of growth factors, improves blood flow, and promotes collagen production. With ESWT, you can experience rapid improvements in mobility and pain without surgery, drugs or injections. Shockwave Therapy stands out for its efficacy and safety, providing a solution without the need for invasive procedures. Making it a valuable addition to the toolkit of healthcare professionals focused on delivering optimal patient outcomes. Say goodbye to pain and unlock a better quality of life with ESWT - where cutting-edge technology meets natural healing. Experience the benefits of Shockwave Therapy with Dr James Ferrie at our interactive breakfast workshop. Discover how it can help reduce pain, restore motion and heal chronic injuries. 

What You'll Learn: 

• Understand the principles of DolorClast® Shockwave Therapy and its integration into podiatric practice as an adjunct therapy. 

• Master patient selection criteria: When and how to incorporate Shockwave Therapy effectively. 

• Anticipate clinical benefits and patient perceptions, seamlessly integrating Shockwave Therapy into your clinic 

• Enhance treatment success rates through evidence-based innovation and maximise clinical outcomes. 

Experience the Impact: Engage in hands-on demonstrations during the workshop, where you can administer Shockwave Therapy to fellow participants. Feel the transformative 'wow factor' of this technology firsthand, revolutionising your approach to managing lower tendinopathies and plantar heel pain. Join Dr Ferrie to explore the field of sports medicine and gain insights into the latest advancements and trends. In this session, you will learn how Shockwave Therapy can be successfully integrated into the training and recovery regimens of professional athletes and sports teams across Australia and Europe. Discover how top-tier clubs like Manchester City, Liverpool FC, the entire Bundesliga in Germany, and the Swiss Olympic team leverage this technology to optimise performance and expedite recovery. This is an excellent opportunity to gain firsthand knowledge about the benefits of this therapy and how it is transforming the field of sports medicine. Embrace the future of podiatric care with Shockwave Therapy and redefine patient outcomes with confidence and efficacy

Biography

James Ferrie is a Musculoskeletal Podiatrist. He completed post-graduate training in ultrasound and fluoroscopy-guided foot and ankle procedures with Interventional Orthobiologics Foundation (USA).

He is certified in lower extremity musculoskeletal diagnostic ultrasound, specialist instructor of Swiss DolorClast® Shockwave therapy and clinical instructor of diagnostic ultrasound for ZEDU ultrasound training solutions.


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Conference Organisers 

APodA Staff: Katrina Den Elzen, Pauline Taylor, Sara Vigo, Phil McShane 

(61-3) 9416 3544
89 Nicholson St, Brunswick East, VIC
events@podiatry.org.au

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