Event
Parkinson's Advanced MasterClass 42 – Module 1
Location
Halifax Hall, Sheffield University Campus
Endcliffe Vale Road
Sheffield
S10 3ER
Module 2: 6-7 December 2022
To complete the course, delegates must return for module 2 where they will present their inter-module project/audit to the Academy.
Who is this course for?
This course is designed for consultants, experienced Parkinson’s nurses, final year registrars, final year old age psychiatry registrars, GPwERs, experienced neurosciences pharmacists, associate specialists, staff grade physicians, old age psychiatrists, occupational therapists and speech and language therapists.
What will the course involve?
The course will advance understanding of Parkinson’s disease and related movement disorders through taught sessions and mentorship (a mentor will be appointed for each participant where applicable).
How is the course taught?
The course is taught through a range of learner-centred methods including formal lectures, interactive workshops, and projects. Additional seminars and learning opportunities will be undertaken more locally with your mentor and through distance learning.
Learners must complete a workplace service place audit during the six month break, before returning to Module 2 to present their findings.
CPD accreditation
'Parkinson's Advanced MasterClass 42 mod 1 & mod 2' has been approved by the Federation of the Royal Colleges of Physicians of the United Kingdom for 24 category 1 (external) CPD credit(s). Full conditions of approval are listed in our guidelines.
12 External credits may be claimed for an MSc or equivalent activity.
Both modules of the course, including an audit, must be completed in order to receive the course certificate, enabling learners to claim the allocated CPD credits.
What will it cost?
The course will cost £850 (incl. VAT), which includes all meeting materials and subsistence for both modules. Delegates are responsible for their own accommodation and travel costs.
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This MasterClass is now fully booked but cancellation places might be available. Please register your interest for our waiting list and upcoming Advanced MasterClasses. Should no place become available for you on this course, we will contact you once future dates are confirmed.
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This event has been part funded by sponsorship from AbbVie Ltd and UK Parkinson’s Excellence Network. The sponsors have had no control over the educational content of this event.
Endorsements
Chairs
Dr Peter FletcherConsultant care of the elderly physician, Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Daiga HeistersHead of Parkinson's Academy, Neurology Academy
Speakers
Dr Lara TeareClinical lead for neurology, University Hospital Coventry and Warwickshire
Dr Neil ArchibaldClinical director for neurology and stroke and consultant neurologist, South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Dr Tom MaceConsultant Geriatrician, Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust
Dr Benjamin GlicksteinConsultant, South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Prof Nicola PaveseConsultant neurologist, The Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Dr Boyd GhoshConsultant neurologist, University Hospital Southampton NHSFT
Dr Richard GeneverConsultant physician & movement disorders lead, Chesterfield Royal Hospital
Gemma BurginParkinson’s nurse specialist for care of the elderly, Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Karen KiteLead clinical pharmacist, Solihull Rural Primary Care Network (PCN)
Sue ThomasIndependent healthcare consultant, NHS England Clinical Reference Group Member Neurology, Neurosurgery & Spinal Surgery
Dr David OkaiClinical lead in neuropsychiatry, consultant neuropsychiatrist, South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust
Clare LindleyTeam leader PDNS, Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Alison AndersonParkinson's advocate
Dr Paul WorthConsultant in neurology, Addenbrooke’s Hospital, Cambridge
'The things you can't get from the books'
Parkinson's Academy, our original and longest running Academy, houses 20 years of inspirational projects, resources, and evidence for improving outcomes for people with Parkinson's. Led by co-founder and educational director Dr Peter Fletcher, the Academy has a truly collegiate feel and prides itself on delivering 'the things you can't get from books' - a practical learning model which inspires all Neurology Academy courses.