In medical training, accuracy and consistency are everything, especially when it comes to evaluations used in workers’ compensation programs. One area where this is especially crucial is measuring cervical range of motion as part of impairment ratings.
In this video, Dr. Greg Reikard, a seasoned physiatrist, walks viewers through a clear and clinically sound method for evaluating cervical flexion and extension using anatomical landmarks and repeatable procedures. The demonstration includes the process of:
Locating C7 and T1 to establish baseline anatomical markers.
Performing three flexion and three extension repetitions for data reliability.
Analyzing values to assess internal validity, ensuring data meets medical and legal standards.
This video is a powerful tool for educators, training managers, and LMS developers. Why?
✅ It demonstrates standardized technique for clinical assessments, reducing instructional variability.
✅ It can be used as standalone content or embedded into broader training programs and eLearning platforms.
✅ It supports competency-based education by showing exact clinical maneuvers and measurement logic.
✅ It’s repeatable, scalable, and aligned with regulatory expectations—perfect for organizations dealing with compliance, audits, or continuing education.
Whether you’re developing content for new medical staff or updating modules for seasoned clinicians, video demonstrations like this offer unmatched clarity and training value. They not only improve comprehension but also reduce live training costs and can be integrated directly into LMS platforms for ongoing use.
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