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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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Mind, Medicine and Music - Achieving Excellence in Neurorehabilitation
5th July, Tonbridge, Kent
If you are interested in harnessing the power of the mind, particularly in the context of neurorehabilitation, we invite you to participate in and enjoy this unique one day event in the wonderful grounds of the Raphael Hospital, a specialist centre for neurorehabilitation. Come and enjoy a day designed to stimulate various discussions arising from imaginative presentations, including an introduction into the rapidly developing world of Lifestyle Medicine and enjoy an early evening open air concert
To find out more and to get involved 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
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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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NEURONCOLOGY: is a new project that the P-CNS is pleased to announce. Working in partnership with the International Brain Tumour Alliance (IBTA) and ACNR, we will be working to highlight the need for primary care and community based services to provide appropriate support for people living with brain tumours
and highlight the work of AHPs in supporting the quality of
life and mental health of people living through a brain
tumour experience.
Learn more about the triggers for this new project
here
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