Event

Spasticity MasterClass 1

Course Fully booked

05 Nov 2024 - 06 Nov 2024

This MasterClass is now fully booked for both in person and virtual attendance. To be placed on the waiting list for the next course please complete the application form.

This course is designed for healthcare professionals with a good knowledge of spasticity, its management and treatment optimisation who are looking to deepen their expertise and manage complex cases with confidence.

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This activity has been funded by sponsorship from Merz Therapeutics UK & Ireland and AbbVie Ltd. The sponsors have had no control over the organisation or educational content of this activity.

Location

Halifax Hall, Sheffield University Campus
Endcliffe Vale Road
Sheffield
S10 3ER

Course overview

This highly interactive MasterClass, designed for those with a solid grounding in spasticity assessment, treatment and management, digs deeply into complex management.

Promoting a whole-person approach throughout, you are invited to become a 'Spasticity Sherlock', and will examine complex cases in multi-disciplinary meeting-style group discussion.

The course delves deeply into physiology, assessment and goal setting, pharmacological and therapeutic management all unpicked through real-life examples. You will also gain insight into optimising transitioning across services, building a 'good' spasticity service, and future research trajectories.

Who is this for?

This course is designed for healthcare professionals with a good knowledge of spasticity, its management and treatment optimisation, who are looking to deepen their expertise and manage complex cases with confidence.

This might include:

  • consultants across neurology, rehabilitative medicine and allied health

  • specialist nurses and allied health professionals

  • specialist service providers

  • level 1 and 2 neurological rehabilitation service MDTs

How is the course taught?

The course is a mixture of interactive lectures, multidisciplinary round tables, and panel discussion, all with opportunity for questions and feedback built in.

The residential nature of the course allows for peer interaction and professional networking during refreshment breaks and the evening meal.

Programme

Last updated 05/11/2024

Download now (SPMC1-Programme-20241105.pdf)

'Our aim at the Spasticity Academy is to raise the level of care that people experiencing spasticity have access to across the country, reducing inequalities and ensuring those providing spasticity services can do so with confidence, through a multidisciplinary approach.'

Dr Rachel Farrell, head Faculty

'Interesting and varied lectures, extremely useful to see how spasticity is managed from different perspectives.'

'I really enjoyed this course. It reinforced to me how important the patients' wishes and desires are and they are at the centre of the discussion and plans regarding their spasticity. Importance of ensuring we treat each patient holistically and within their personal context.'

'I think this course has very well covered the broad aspects of spasticity; not just the condition itself but also the wide range of health professionals required and their roles, functions and responsibilities'.

Delegate feedback from Spasticity Basics

Cost

In person attendance: The course will cost £300 incl. VAT*, which includes all meeting materials and subsistence. Delegates are responsible for their own accommodation and travel costs.

Virtual attendance: £240 incl. VAT*

*VAT is charged at the standard UK rate of 20%

Travel and accommodation

Delegates are responsible for their own accommodation and travel costs. Once you have completed the application form, should you require accommodation, you will be contacted with regard to payment.

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If your require more information please don't hesitate to email us at events@neurologyacademy.org

Optimised education, compassionate care

Spasticity Academy seeks to address inconsistencies in service delivery and raise the level of care patients can access through improved awareness and understanding of spasticity across conditions.