SMMP Presents

Managing Injuries Following Traffic Accidents Using A Best Evidence Approach

Report of Findings from The OPTIMA Collaboration

Regina Saskatchewan October 1, 2016

Wascana Rehab Centre Auditorium

2180-23rd Avenue

Regina SK S4S 0A5

October 1, 2016 Welcome

It is a pleasure to invite you to attend another in our series of evidence based management conferences. The Society of Musculoskeletal Manual Practitioners of Saskatchewan (SMMP) is a multidisciplinary group of professionals who are interested in managing health care conditions according to the best evidence. The SMMP (SK) promotes interdisciplinary effective and cost – effective case management of musculoskeletal conditions through advancement of such principles as early activation, conditioning, functional restoration, and education about lifestyle issues, in a best – evidence – based manner. This conference will provide a venue to look at best evidence management of injuries following traffic accidents. The Ontario Protocol for Traffic Injury Management (OPTIMa) included a multidisciplinary team of clinicians, academics and scientists, a patient liaison, a retired judge and experts from the automobile insurance industry. The objective was to develop Care Pathways that promote recovery from common traffic injuries. This was achieved through carrying out a comprehensive and detailed review of the most current scientific literature and by conducting qualitative research with patients receiving health care for injuries from traffic collisions. 1 We are pleased to have 5 of the senior scientists who managed this project, to come and provide an overview of their research. You will learn about what works and what does not, and which approaches to management are best supported by the scientific evidence. The OPTIMa research was carried out using data from traffic injuries. However, similarities can be drawn to the injured worker population and musculoskeletal conditions in other injured groups. Please join us on October 1st, 2016 at the theatre at the Wascana Rehabilitation Centre in Regina. The Address is 2180 – 23rd Ave, Regina, SK S4S 0A5 Jim Nykoliation DC, FCCS(C) President SMMP

1 Côté P, Shearer H, Ameis A, Carroll L, Mior S, Nordin M, and the OPTIMa Collaboration. Enabling recovery from common traffic injuries: A focus on the injured person. UOIT-CMCC Centre for the Study of Disability Prevention and Rehabilitation. January 31, 2015.

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Accreditation Accredited by the College of Family Physicians of Canada and the Saskatchewan Chapter for up to 6.5 Mainpro-M1 credits. Approved for 8 (Outside) hours education credits from the Chiropractors’ Association of Saskatchewan. Physical therapists can use this conference to satisfy their learning objectives for the year. Psychologists can use this conference to satisfy their continuing education credits for the year. Who Should Attend

• If you are involved in the primary level treatment of patients who are injured in motor vehicle collisions or other types of injuries.

• If you serve on an interdisciplinary assessment

or treatment team, reviewing or managing clients who were injured in motor vehicle collisions, whether a work injury or not.

• If you work in management or consulting for an

insurance carrier. (SGI, WCB, Blue Cross etc.) Venue Wascana Rehab Centre Auditorium

Faculty Pierre Côté DC, PhD Dr. Côté is the Canada Research Chair in Disability Prevention and Rehabilitation; Associate Professor Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Ontario Institute of Technology (UOIT); Director, UOIT-CMCC Centre for the Study of Disability Prevention and Rehabilitation. He served as the chair of the OPTIMa Collaboration for this research. Arthur Ameis MD, FRCP DESS CFE DACBPM&R SSC – Pain Medicine: Dr. Ameis is a physiatrist in Private Practice; Lecturer, Insurance Medicine & Medico-Legal Expertise, Faculty of Medicine, Université de Montreal. Linda Carroll PhD: Dr. Carroll is a Professor at the School of Public Health, University of Alberta Silvano Mior DC, PhD: Dr. Mior is a Professor in the Division of Research, Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College; Adjunct Professor, Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Ontario Institute of Technology Margareta Nordin Dr. Med. Sci., PT, CIE: Dr. Nordin is the Director, Occupational and Industrial Orthopaedic Center, Hospital for Joint Diseases, New York University Medical Center; Program Director, Department of Ergonomics and Biomechanics, New York University; professor (Research) Department of Orthopaedic Surgery and Environmental Medicine, New York University. Registration information (Please register via fax (306) 664 4471 or at smmp@shaw.ca) Before September 15, 2016 $295 After September 15, 2016 $325 (SMMP members deduct $50) Registration receipt Your official receipt will be sent by email upon completion of payment

Please fax registrations to (306) 664 4471 Or email to smmp@shaw.ca Or mail to

SMMP 479 – 1st Avenue North Saskatoon SK S7K 1X5

A small block of rooms is reserved until August 30, 2016 at the Doubletree by Hilton Hotel& Conference Centre, Regina.

1975 Broad Street Regina SK

Tel 1-306-525-6767

doubletree3.hilton.com Please contact the hotel directly and ask for the SMMP conference rate.

Cancellation and Refund policy Requests for refunds must be made in writing. An administrative processing fee of $50 will be retained on all cancellations received prior to September 25, 2016. No Refunds will be issued on or after September 25, 2016.

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7:45 Registration8:15 IntroductionsandOpeningRemarks8:25 Case#1:Recentonsetneckpainrelated

toatrafficcollision8:30 Whydoweneedanewevidence-based

clinicalpracticeguidelineforthemanagementofneckpain?

9:05 ThePatientasPartnerinCareDeliveryandRecovery.

9:25 What’smypatient’sprognosis?Alookatthenewevidenceonthecourseofneckpain.

9:45 QuestionandAnswerSession#110:00 NutritionBreak10:30 Manualtherapyandmassage:whenand

howmuch?11:00 Whatistheroleofexercisesinmanaging

neckpain?11:30 Theroleofthephysicianwithinthehealth

careteammanagingacuteneckpain12:00 QuestionandAnswerSession#212:15 Luncheon1:15 Case#2:Persistentneckpainfollowinga

workinjury1:20 Whatistheevidenceforworkplace-based

interventions?1:40 Whatcanpsycho-socialintervention

contributetotherecoveryofneckpain?2:00 Whatistheevidenceforpassivephysical

modalitiesandacupunctureintreatingneckpain?

2:20 QuestionandAnswerSession#32:35 NutritionBreak3:00 Theevidence-basedmanagementof

patientswithcervicalradiculopathy.3:20 Non-pharmacologicalmanagementof

headacheassociatedwithneckpain:anevidence-basedapproach.

3:40 WhatdoIdoifmypatienthasnotrecoveredafter6monthsofcare?Apsychosocialandmedicalperceptive.

4:00 Whatdoesthisallmean?Theroleofmultimodalcare.

4:15 PanelDiscussion4:45 FinalRemarks