CPD LEARNING
CPD Certifi cate can be collected at the end of each seminar
TUESDAY 1ST MAY Strategic Theatre
STRATEGIC 10:30- 11:30
Social Enterprise and Clinical Commissioning Mo Girach Business Strategist
11:30- 12:30
12:30- 13:30
The importance of seating assessments Martina Tierney Occupational Therapist
Raising the standard of equipment provision Introducing a scheme to rate, approve or accredit Assistive Technology Maggie Winchcombe, Director, Years Ahead Graham Armitage, Program Director, Institute for Ageing and Health, Newcastle University
13:30- 14:30
Technology to help you around the home Select the right product to maintain your independence Joanne Perry, Business Development Manager Medilink/Alvolution
14:30- 14:45
14:45- 15:30
15:30- 16:30
CPD audits Feedback and results from the audits Jonathan Jones, Publishing Manager HPC
Manual Handling for Personal Assistants: balancing safety and choice Improve safety while consider the client’s personal choices and needs Carole Johnson, Public Relations Offi cer National Back Exchange
WEDNESDAY 2ND MAY Strategic Theatre
STRATEGIC 10:30- 11:30
Translating healthcare policy into clinical practice A summary of current Healthcare policy Karen Middleton
Chief Health professions Offi cer Dept of Health
11:30- 12:30
Dementia Design
Supporting individuals with dementia to live well
Sarah Mould, Occupational Therapist & Tim Forester-Morgan, Dementia Specialist Consultant, The Dementia Training Company
12:30- 13:30
CPD audits Feedback and results from the audits Jonathan Jones Publishing Manager HPC
13:30- 14:30
Improving the effi ciently and impact of home care Jim Easton NHS National Director Improvement and Effi ciency
14:30 - 14:45
14:45- 15:30
15:30- 16:30
What does a Multiple Sclerosis Occupational Therapist Do? Ros Edwards, Specialist M.S Occupational Therapist, West Berks Council
The importance of posture and pressure management in seating Mark Fowkes
Group Sales Director Kirton Healthcare
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15:30- 16:30
12:30- 13:30
11:30- 12:30
15:30- 16:30
Multi-Disciplinary Theatre
PHYSIOTHERAPY 10:30- 11:30
Virtual reality rehabilitation How the Wii and other games consoles can rehabilitate Jon Graham Clinical Director PhysioFunction
11:30- 12:30
12:30- 13:30
MSK - NET treatment Explanation of how NET works in therapy Charlie King Chartered Physiotherapist PhysioFunction
Functional Electrical Stimulation of lower limb in paediatrics Explanation and functionality of how F.E.S works
Charlotte Foxton Independent Physiotherapist
13:30- 14:30
The online sling selector A back up tool within the patient handling environment. Pam Rose, Training Manager Workfi t Moving and Handling Solutions
14:30- 15:30
Physiotherapy for children and young people with visual impairments and complex needs Nicky Pither
Specialist Physiotherapist RNIB Pears Centre for Specialist Learning
Light Therapy Technology The clinical application of light therapy Steven Warren
International training consultant
15:30- 16:30
13:30- 14:30
Treloar’s Trailblazer and outreach services -bringing our skills to you Dr Graham Jowett Treloars School and College
14:30- 15:30
Communication through technology How accessible information technology (IT) can help people with disabilities or limiting health conditions in their day to day lives. Nigel Lewis
Ability Net
Bathroom Design and adaptation, Can they be functional and inclusive? Tony Wright-Jones Product Manager N&C Phlexicare
Clinical Skills Theatre
MULTI PROFESSIONAL 10:30- 11:30
Conductive education with aqcuired neuro conditions Theory and principles applied to rehabilitation of neurological defi cits Dr Melanie Brown, Director of Adult Services National Institute of Conductive Education
11:30- 12:30
12:30- 13:30
Lifetime Homes Design solutions for accessible housing in new build Paul Gamble, CEO
Habinteg Housing Association
Access audits - the why and how Kevin Davis Access consultant NRAC
Multi-Disciplinary Theatre
SPEECH AND LANGUAGE THERAPY 10:30- 11:30
See how communication, telecare and mobile health technology can be used easily to improve independence Chris Millington, Managing Director, Doro
Speech and language therapy with brain inju
red clients
Liz Akroyd & Jo Frost Speech & Language Therapists Therapy Midlands
Towards a positive future Effective speech therapy of SEN children Janet O’Keefe Speech & Language Therapist Wordswell Speech & Language Services
13:30- 14:30
The use of iPads for people with communication diffi culties Rebecca Bright Speech and Language Therapist Therapy Box
14:30- 15:30
Making a difference with Makaton A language programme using signs and symbols to help people communicate Mandy Brown
Independent Makaton Tutor
Supporting people with swallowing problems and communication disability after stroke Jane Lewis, Stroke Trainer The Stroke Association
15:30- 16:30
12:30- 13:30
11:30- 12:30
Addressing the communications needs of an ageing population
Clinical Skills Theatre
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY 10:30- 11:30
Wearable simulations and their impact on new product development Showcasing a specifi cally designed chair Nick Ginnelly National Business Manager Stannah
GenHOME project
Introduction into the new research into housing adaptations Maria Parks, Head of Centre for Enabling Environments and Assistive Technology York St John University
Blue badge eligibility, assessment good practice
Looking at the eligibilty of the Blue Badge Scheme Neil Taylor, Independent Transport Researcher
13:30- 14:30
Pressure injuries and professional accountability Effective management of pressure injuries in a patient Fiona Collins, Independent Occupational Therapist, The Wound Healing Centre
14:30- 15:30
Physical access solutions to Assistive Technologies
Exploration of technology to aid indepenedence Geoff Harbach Managing Director LEPMIS
Getting down to business - social enterprise and occupational therapy A seminar for OTs to explore Private Practice Pam Bennet, Managing Director Going for independence CIC
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