This module introduces the anatomy of the shoulder joint, including its bones, muscles, tendons, and movement patterns. It provides a foundation for understanding shoulder function, stability, and mobility.

This module explores common shoulder injuries, including rotator cuff injuries, labrum tears, and bursitis. It covers their basic characteristics, symptoms, and effects on shoulder movement and function.

This module focuses on shoulder assessment techniques, including special tests, range of motion testing, strength testing, and visual assessment. It helps learners understand how to evaluate shoulder function and identify potential problems.

This module explains how to develop and progress shoulder rehabilitation exercises through early, mid, and end stages. It emphasizes appropriate exercise selection and gradual progression to restore strength, mobility, and function.

This module applies shoulder injury knowledge to practical case discussions involving bursitis and other shoulder conditions. It encourages learners to analyze symptoms, assessment findings, and suitable rehabilitation approaches.

This module examines complex shoulder cases to strengthen clinical reasoning and problem-solving skills. It encourages learners to integrate anatomical knowledge, assessment findings, and rehabilitation principles when managing challenging presentations.

This module reviews the key concepts covered throughout the course and assesses learners' understanding of shoulder anatomy, common injuries, assessment techniques, and rehabilitation strategies through a final assessment.