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Welcome
Welcome to the Community Therapists Network, a national organisation providing information, training and education to
AHPs working within rehabilitation and intermediate care settings and who work across education, health, mental health and social care (local government).
They provide care and support for people living with long-term
conditions.
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Managing Complex Neurological Conditions in the Community
25th June, The Banqueting Suite, Council House,
Birmingham
Wherever you work, be it primary, secondary or community care, this event will help you gain the knowledge to assist in making those neurological conditions categorised as ‘complex’, less so, and support a coordinated multidisciplinary approach to care that supports the quality of life of patients and their families. Read more about the day…
Further details of this much needed event from here |
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LIFESTYLE MEDICINE
21 and 22 June, Cardiff
If you are keen to learn more about how lifestyle medicine
is making difference to the self-management as well as
prevention of non-communicable disease, this conference is a
must Come to
Cardiff and enjoy two great days of world renowned speakers
and leaders in their fields, including Dr Chris Jone, the
Deputy Chief Medical Officer for Wales and Dr Phil Hammond,
doctor, TV presenter and comedian.
To
find out more and to book
click here
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Learning how to use the
Therapy Outcome Measure
18 June, London
This workshop lead by Prof Pam Enderby,
enables participants to be able to select an appropriate
outcome measure for their clinical practice. Delegates go away
with a greater understand of how best to use the Therapy
Outcome Measure (with it's core and many adapted scales) to
collect and measure outcomes data on clients receiving
treatments. The day includes both theoretical and practical
components, looking are how to use the TOMs to measure the
value and impact of a service.
To book
click here
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Services present their TOMs research at TOMs CONNECT Read more and hear the poster presentation from
here.
Overcoming the challenges of outcomes Kathryn Moyse reports on the culture change around delivering and measuring effective outcomes
Click here to read this artice |
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The Inflamed Mind and Neurological Illness
This was the topic that Neil Bindemann, discussed
when he delved into the fascinating field of neuro-immunology, especially in relation to science of the gut microbiome and mental fitness.
Neil is also speaking at the British Society of
Lifestyle Medicine conference in June. Details from
here
To
read a copy of Neil's slides click here
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Evidencing the ‘Value’ of Rehabilitation:
How to present outcomes data to support a service.
Presented at NAIDEX, March 2019, NEC, Birmingham
Dr Steven Ariss gave a discussed how teams/services should be analysing and interpreting outcomes date and then presenting it to inform ways to improve service standards.
He focused on the work with the TOM and how services are now
gaining in confidence by implementing an outcome measurement
that provides key information needed to support the
commissioning of a service.
Download
the slides from here
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65 High Street: Is a combination of a 'pop
up' health education venue plus one of only 20 NHS Digital
Provider Projects in the country being rolled out over the
next 3 years. No.65 has been set up by the Town
Council to help those within the community who need support
to access technology. The hub provides technology and
guidance for users to help develop their skills and
confidence. The aim is to support health and wellbeing,
which ranges from shopping online and contacting friends and
family to ordering a repeat prescription, accessing
information on medical conditions and choosing a preferred
hospital provider for surgery or appointment. No 65 is a
very informal place, run by volunteers. The aim is to find
out what people want to know and give them one to one help
in a friendly way. The most effective way for this to work
is to learn one thing at a time and to come back for more
help whenever they want.
Further details of the organisatin can
be found from
here
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