English (Canada) 
Français du Canada 
$549
In this short course, we will talk about all things SLAP related! These lesions are the subject of controversy in respect to classification, their relevance and what they mean to management. So, who gets SLAP tears and why? What are the risk factors and what can we do about them? When do SLAP tears matter and when do they warrant surgical intervention? Can we diagnose them, and if we can do they matter? What are the best rehabilitation options? For the answers to these questions and more join us for an hour of all things SLAP related.
Content is not intended for use outside the scope of the learner’s license or regulation. Continuing education courses should not be taken by individuals who are not licensed or otherwise regulated, except, as they are involved in a specific plan of care. By participating in this course, the participant agrees to respect his/her professional scope of practice.
Yes, it is possible to extend access to your courses through our Bia membership. This membership allows you, among other benefits, to enjoy extended access to the courses beyond the initial 6 months.
For the majority of the course, you can access the French subtitles by clicking on “cc” in the video window at the bottom right. You can then select the language of your choice and leave them on or off. The handout are also available in French by clicking on “ressources” when you’re on the main course page from your dashboard. You can also select the site language of your choice at the top of the page (En/Fr).
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Courses are available within 24 business hours, except for pre-sale courses. For pre-sale courses, you will receive an email when they become available.
Course reference documents such as handout or optional articles are located in the “Resources” section, next to the image of your course. For mandatory documents, you’ll find them in the relevant lessons, in the “resources” section.
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