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Dr. Jo-Anne Abbott: Hands as Instruments
1h 43m
Dr. Joanne Abbott, a UK-based researcher, educator, and clinician with over 20 years of experience in clinical anatomy, functional medicine, and pain science, presents innovative insights into the science of manual therapy. She explores the role of the hands as measurement instruments and examines the challenges associated with traditional evidence-based research methods. Dr. Abbott introduces her HODA framework for hands-on data acquisition and provides practical guidance for clinicians to refine their perceptual skills. The session also includes discussion of neurodiversity, intuition, and attunement in clinical practice, making it valuable for those seeking to deepen their understanding of manual therapy and its scientific foundations.
Dr. Karim Khan : The key role of RMTs in treating musculoskeletal injuries and pain
1h 32m
Dr. Karim Khan, a leading expert in musculoskeletal pain and exercise science, presents practical clinical strategies for treating common conditions such as neck, shoulder, back, and leg pain. The session combines evidence-based insights, real-world case discussions, and interactive Q&A with clinicians, with a focus on red flags, assessment, manual therapy, and simple exercises for patient self-management. Viewers will gain actionable guidance for diagnosis, treatment planning, and integrating exercise with manual therapy, making this video ideal for clinicians seeking practical, up-to-date approaches to musculoskeletal care.
Julian Moore: Practical AI Tools for Massage Professionals
1h 27m
Julian Moore, a globally recognised expert in AI implementation for businesses, governments, and associations, delivers a practical and engaging presentation on the current state and real-world applications of artificial intelligence. He shares personal examples, demonstrates AI tools for productivity and creativity, and discusses the rapid evolution of AI models and their impact across industries. The session explores use cases such as AI scribes, visual AI in healthcare, and creative AI for music and video, while also addressing key concerns around privacy, security, regulation, and job displacement. This video is ideal for anyone interested in leveraging AI to enhance professional practice, improve workflows, and navigate emerging risks and opportunities.
Dr. Alan Batt: Update on the Canadian Massage Therapy Competency Framework Modernization Project
31 min
This video features Dr. Alan Batt, a global expert in competency framework development, presenting an in-depth overview of the new competency profile project for massage therapy. He explains the importance of accurately capturing professional practice, the challenges of translating real-world complexity into frameworks, and the innovative six-step model being used. The presentation covers stakeholder engagement, context-driven approaches, and the need for ongoing updates to ensure frameworks remain relevant. Dr. Batt also discusses the broader implications for regulation, education, and career pathways, making this video valuable for anyone interested in contemporary, evidence-based approaches to professional standards in health professions.
Dr. Alisa Johnson: Innovating for Impact
1h 21m
Dr. Elisa Johnson, a massage therapist, pain researcher, and Director at the National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health (NIH), delivers an engaging presentation on strengthening massage therapy’s role in healthcare through research. She draws on clinical experience and discusses the current evidence base for massage therapy, including its effectiveness for chronic pain, neck pain, headaches, mental health, and cancer care. The session highlights both strengths and gaps in the research, explores practical ways clinicians can contribute, and examines innovations in measurement and technology. Dr. Johnson also emphasises the importance of building credibility with health economists and policymakers, encouraging practitioners to actively participate in advancing the profession’s integration into mainstream healthcare.
Greg Lehman: Treating the whole person doesn't have to be complex
1h 26m
Greg Lehman, a physiotherapist, researcher, and educator from Toronto with over 20 years of experience, delivers a practical and engaging presentation focused on simplifying concepts related to pain, injury, and rehabilitation. He explores common models for understanding pain, emphasises the importance of individualised treatment approaches, and challenges traditional assumptions in physiotherapy. The session blends evidence-based insights with real-world clinical examples and humour, making it valuable for clinicians seeking a fresh, practical perspective on pain management and rehabilitation.
Panel – Massage Therapy and the Impact of Artificial Intelligence
1h 10m
Moderated by Gordon MacDonald of RMTBC, this video features a panel discussion led by Julian Moore, Anne Davies from the Massage Therapy Association of Australia, and Dr. Glenni Reese from BCIT, exploring the impact of AI on healthcare and massage therapy. The panel members share practical insights on AI's current and future role in digitizing health records, streamlining office operations, and enhancing clinical practice, while also addressing challenges such as privacy, regulation, and the importance of human expertise. The session includes audience questions about AI creativity, data security, and professional adaptation, making it valuable for anyone interested in how technology is shaping healthcare professions.
Perry Strauss : Working with ICBC’s Enhanced Care Model
29 min
Perry Strauss, Chief Enhanced Care Officer at ICBC, provides an in-depth update on the Enhanced Care programme and its impact on recovery and insurance affordability in British Columbia. He shares personal experiences, outlines the evolution of enhanced care, and addresses common concerns from massage therapists, including treatment planning processes, administrative challenges, and interprofessional collaboration. The session includes practical examples, audience questions, and insights into future improvements, making it valuable for anyone seeking to understand ICBC’s approach to care and recovery.