Conservative Control of Hyperpronation Course objectives The physician will gain an understanding in the etiology of the Flatfoot secondary to equinus deformity. Knowledge will be obtained in the treatment of the patient with Hyperpronation. The physician will have an understanding of the clinical manifestations of the Hyperpronated Flatfoot. Author information Richard M. Jay DPM, FACFAS Professor of Foot and Ankle Orthopedics Temple University Philadelphia, Pennsylvania This multimedia course is designed to provide practitioners with high-quality continuing medical education that reflects the spectrum of podiatry practice. This course includes multimedia to emphasize key aspects and provide supplemental learning. This course is approved by the Australasian Podiatry Council for inclusion as Type 2 activities when submitting accredited podiatrist program log-sheets. To earn accreditation credit you must work through the entire course and complete the quiz. After completing the course and quiz you will be prompted to fill out an evaluation and registration form (a copy of which you should retain in your records for APP audit documentation). This site uses the Macromedia Flash plugin exclusively. If you do not have the most current version of Flash installed, please click here. Please be patient as some of the courses may take a few minutes to load depending on the speed of your internet connection.