This self-assessment has 26 questions and requires a minimum passing score of 70% to claim CME. You will have unlimited attempts to achieve a passing score.

This learning activity meets the self-assessment criteria of the Part II: Life-long Learning and Self-Assessment component as part of the ABPM&R's Maintenance of Certification^©program.

Learning Objectives
After completing this enduring material, the participant should be able to:

• Recognize appropriate clinical management strategies and apply these techniques and knowledge into their practice.
• Assess the current state of their knowledge specific to the activity topic and identify knowledge gaps in which additional study is needed.
• Develop a strategy to closing the identified knowledge gaps using resources provided as references within the activity.

• Hodges PW, Cholewicki J, Popovich JM Jr, et al. Building a collaborative model of sacro‐iliac joint dysfunction and pelvic girdle pain to understand the diverse perspectives of experts. PM&R. 2019.
• Enix DE, Mayer JM. Sacroiliac joint hypermobility biomechanics and what it means for healthcare providers and patients. PM&R 2019.
• Prather H, van Dillen L. A narrative review of the links between the hip and the lumbar spine (hip spine syndrome) as they relate to clinical decision making for patients with lumbopelvic pain. PM&R. 2019.
• Geraci MC Jr, Creighton A. Treatment of Idiopathic Posterior Pelvic Girdle Pain Utilizing a Global Movement Assessment. PM&R. 2019.
• Scheider BJ, Rosati R, Zheng P, McCormick ZL. Challenges in diagnosing sacroiliac joint pain: A Narrative Review. PM&R. 2019.
• Probst D, Stout A, Hunt D. Piriformis Syndrome: A narrative review of the anatomy, diagnosis, and treatment. PM&R. 2019.
• Miles D, Bishop M. Use of manual therapy for posterior pelvic girdle pain. PM&R. 2019.
• Prather H, Decker G, Bonnette M, et. al. Hip radiographic findings in patients aged 40 and under with posterior pelvic pain. PM&R. 2019.
• Yson SC, Sembrano JN, Polly DW Jr. Sacroiliac Joint Fusion: Approaches and Recent Outcomes. PM&R. 2019.
• Vleeming A, Schuenke M. Form and Force closure of the Sacroiliac Joints. PM&R. 2019.

Accreditation Statement
AAPM&R is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) to provide continuing medical education for physicians.

CME Credit Designation
AAPM&R designates this enduring material for a maximum of 8.00 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

Faculty and their Disclosures
All faculty, planners and reviewers participating in continuing medical education programs must disclose to the learner any financial interests with any commercial supporter or other relationships with manufacturer(s) or providers of any product or service related to content of their presentation. For this activity, all self-assessment questions were developed and peer-reviewed to ensure quality and independence by the Self-Assessment Committee, under the oversight of the chair and the Medical Education Committee.  Their disclosures are provided below.  Disclosures from the article authors can be found in the article PDFs.

Prinicpal Faculty/Self-Assessment Committee Members:
Atul T. Patel, MD, MHSA, Chair
Speaker's Bureau for Allergan, Ipsen, Merz; participates in clinical trials for Ipsen, Merz, and Revance; Guideline and AUC Committee for the AAOS, nonremunerative position of influence.

Frederick Bagares, DO
Disclosed no relevant financial relationships.

Hans L. Carlson
Consultant, Standard Insurance

Carol Y. Crooks, MD
Disclosed no relevant financial relationships.

Sarah M. Eickmeyer, MD
Disclosed no relevant financial relationships.

David J. Haustein, MD
Disclosed no relevant financial relationships.

Robert A. Lavin, MD
Disclosed no relevant financial relationships.

Matthew P. Mayer, MD
Disclosed no relevant financial relationships.

Ameet Nagpal, MD, MEd
Disclosed no relevant financial relationships.

Marilyn S. Pacheco, MD
Disclosed no relevant financial relationships.

Mark E. Tornero, MD
Disclosed no relevant financial relationships.

AAPM&R Medical Education Committee:
Steve R. Flanagan, MD, Chair
Royalties from Springer Publishing; research grant from Brain Injury of America

John C. Cianca, MD, Vice Chair
Independent contractor, Houston Marathon Committee; owner, Musculoskeletal Ultrasound Consultants, LLC; consultant, 2nd MD; royalties from Demos Medical Publishing

Karen P. Barr, MD
Disclosed no relevant financial relationships.

Anna-Christina Bevelaqua, MD
Disclosed no relevant financial relationships.

Rachel A. Brakke Holman, MD
Disclosed no relevant financial relationships.

Joseph E. Burris, MD
Serves on the Speakers Bureau for, and received clinical research grants from Allergan.

Kevin N. Hakimi, MD
Disclosed no relevant financial relationships.

Rita G. Hamilton, DO
Disclosed no relevant financial relationships.

Charles D. Kenyon, DO (PHiT Liaison)
Disclosed no relevant financial relationships.

R. Sam Mayer, MD
Royalties from Demos Medical Publishing.

Atul T. Patel, MD, MHSA
Speakers Bureau for Allergan, Ipsen, Merz; participates in clinical trials for Ipsen, Merz, and Revance; Guideline and AUC Committee for the AAOS, nonremunerative position of influence.

Sunil Sabharwal, MD
Royalties from Demos Publishing; board member, American Board of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation.

G. Sunny Sharma, MD (PHiT Liaison)
Disclosed no relevant financial relationships.

Rebecca DeVivo, MPH, MSW, CHCP
Staff Liaison
Disclosed no relevant financial relationships.

Brian S. Thompson, MBA, FACEHP
Staff Liaison
Disclosed no relevant financial relationships.

No other planners, faculty or other individuals in control of content disclosed any relevant financial relationships.