NECK PAIN GUIDELINE PART 3: DIAGNOSIS (NECK PAIN GRADE I, II OR III? Were you able to exclude a serious underlying pathology (grade IV neck pain) during your screening process? Good, then the next step is to categorize you patient's neck pain. In this video we're going to explain a general approach for you diagnosis based on the KNGF guidelien and we'll follow up with different hypotheses on ICD and ICF level and show you how to test those in the coming days. | Physiotutors

NECK PAIN GUIDELINE PART 5: ANALYSIS After screening, patient-history taking, anamnesis and physical examination it's time to analyze your findings. On the basis of this analysis your are creating treatment profiles. Watch the video to find out more about these different profiles! In the coming days, we'll talk about the recommended treatment for each of the different profiles. | Physiotutors

NECK PAIN GUIDELINE PART 2: SCREENING Are you taking all of these red flags into account when you see a patient with neck pain? Which "red flags" is the guideline missing? P.S. We were surprised that "headaches" are not further explored in the guideline... | Physiotutors