14/10/2026
When a patient walks into your clinic after a traumatic shoulder dislocation, what’s your immediate play?
Do you default to rigid immobilisation for 4 to 6 weeks? Do you immediately refer them for surgery, assuming it’s the only way to avoid recurrence? Or do you find yourself wondering what’s the best way to rehabilitate patients and be confident of getting them back to what matters to them without recurrence?
Managing traumatic instability can feel like walking a clinical tightrope. The literature can feel conflicting, experts don't seem to agree, and the pressure to get your patients; especially athletes, back to full function safely can be immense.
It’s time to replace the guesswork with elite, evidence-informed approaches that place your patients at the centre of decision making.
That's why it's time to secure your place on TOMORROWS Clinician’s Exposed Webinar: Traumatic Shoulder Dislocation: Insights & Opportunities, hosted by none other than world-renowned upper limb specialist Jo Gibson.
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An evening webinar with Jo Gibson