1. Understand Spinal Pathologies:

• Describe the anatomy, biomechanics, and pathophysiology underlying cervical myelopathy, spinal stenosis, spinal sequestration, and spondylolisthesis.  

• Identify clinical and radiological signs that differentiate these conditions.  

2. Diagnosis and Assessment:

• Develop a systematic approach to history-taking and physical examination for musculoskeletal spinal disorders.  

3. The Small Wins Approach:

• Define the principles of the Small Wins Approach in managing spinal conditions.  

• Integrate goal-setting strategies to achieve incremental improvements in patient outcomes.  

4. Management Strategies: 

• Explore evidence-based conservative and rehabilitative management options for each condition.  

5. Patient-Centered Care:

• Incorporate shared decision-making and individualized care into treatment plans.  

6. Practical Application:

• Apply clinical knowledge to real-life case studies and scenarios.  

• Develop and present a comprehensive care plan for a patient with a complex spinal condition.