Case Studies – Interactive Q&A, Recap, and Practice

This interactive session offers participants a dedicated platform to consolidate their learning from previous modules (Sessions 9–11), with a focus on clinical reasoning and application within the framework of the Australian Clinical Practice Standards. Designed to foster reflective practice and peer engagement, this session will allow attendees to deepen their understanding through active discussion and case-based learning.

Clinical Mentor Mustufa Kagdi will facilitate an open Q&A format, responding to participant-submitted clinical cases, addressing complex scenarios, and revisiting core principles in the management of lateral elbow injuries, osteoarthritis, and ligament injuries (ACL and lateral ankle complex).

The session will also include targeted recaps of essential content and practical reinforcement of evidence-based strategies, ensuring attendees leave with increased confidence and clarity in applying best-practice physiotherapy care.

Learning Objectives:

✔️ Clarify challenging concepts from recent sessions through guided discussion.
✔️ Apply clinical reasoning to real-world cases shared by participants.
✔️ Reinforce key evidence-based strategies in musculoskeletal physiotherapy.
✔️ Promote reflective learning and peer-supported knowledge sharing.

About the Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy Program Instructor  

The musculoskeletal physiotherapy program is led by Mustufa Kagdi, MACP, APAM, a highly accomplished Titled APA Musculoskeletal and Sports & Exercise Physiotherapist based in Australia. With nearly two decades of experience in advanced manual therapy, biomechanics, and pain science, Mustufa has successfully mentored physiotherapists at all levels.

Having completed his Master of Manual and Sports Physiotherapy at the University of South Australia, Mustufa brings a wealth of knowledge about Australian physiotherapy practice and standards. His interactive teaching style and deep understanding of clinical reasoning make this program a must for international physiotherapists aiming to thrive in Australia.