Vestibular Rehabilitation including Cervicogenic Dizziness is organized by National Centre of Rehabilitation Education (NCORE) and will be held from Jul 06 - 07, 2020 at London Road Community Hospital, Derby, England, United Kingdom. This course has been approved for a maximum of 15 CPD Hours. Who will Benefit: The course is suitable for physiotherapists, osteopaths and chiropractors with no experience of dizzy patients or those wishing to consolidate existing skills. Introduction: The cervical spine can cause symptoms of unsteadiness and imbalance. This two-day course provides a scientific rationale for the existence of cervicogenic dizziness. Its diagnosis is one of exclusion. Differentiation between vestibular, central neurological and musculoskeletal causes of dizziness is highly important when assessing and treating cervicogenic dizziness.  This updated, intense two-day course covers the essentials of clinical vestibular assessment and treatment. A strong emphasis is placed on differential diagnosis, clinical reasoning and treatment selection. Delegates will be taught to identify signs and symptoms that indicate central/sinister pathology. The rehabilitation techniques included in the course have a strong evidence base. The techniques are not confined to cervicogenic dizziness. The course provides a scientific rationale for the existence and treatment of dizziness arising from the neck. Course Aims: By the end of the course delegates should be able to: • Understand basic vestibular anatomy and physiology (semicircular canal orientation plus function and the vestibulo-ocular reflex in particular) • Have an overview of the main vestibular pathologies Take a relevant subjective history including vestibular special questions • Carry out a clinical oculomotor examination • Clinically assess the VOR (dynamic visual acuity, infrared video analysis and head thrust test) • Clinically evaluate different types of nystagmus (central vs peripheral) • Carry out an appropriate outcome-based assessment of balance • Do positional testing for BPPV, interpret findings and treat using the appropriate manoeuvre (posterior, anterior and horizontal canal variants)

Balance Rehabilitation - Translating Research into Clinical Practice is organized by National Centre of Rehabilitation Education (NCORE) and will be held from Sep 07 - 08, 2020 at London Road Community Hospital, Derby, England, United Kingdom. This course has been approved for a maximum of  13 CPD Hours. Who Will Benefit: This course is outlined towards therapists working with people who have balance issues from any cause. Course Outline •  Assessment of motor components of balance. •  Evidence-based treatments for retraining motor components of balance. •  Assessment of sensory components of balance. •  Evidence-based treatments for retraining sensory components of balance. •  Assessment of cognitive components of balance. •  Evidence-based treatments for retraining cognitive components of balance. Course Aims: The aims of this course are to teach you how to evaluate and treat the multifactorial aspects of balance in a time-effective way. •  To provide a framework for multi factorial balance assessment in patients in community and/or hospital settings. Course Aims (List Item #1) •  To develop a treatment programme that patients can follow in a safe and effective way with and without the therapist present. Learning Outcomes By the end of the course the participant should be able to: •  Assess all components of balance in the clinical setting. •  Evidence the reason for interventions using current research. •  Develop a treatment strategy to address each aspect of balance. Additional details will be posted as soon as the information is available.

A Life to Be Lived: An Update on Physiotherapy with the Ageing Person is organized by National Centre of Rehabilitation Education (NCORE). The session is held on Sep 11, 2020, at London Road Community Hospital, Derby, England, United Kingdom. This course has been approved for a maximum of 5 CPD Hours. Course Aims: A one-day conference concentrates on the combining theory and practical application for physiotherapists: • To renew them on neuro-musculoskeletal features of the aging body (with a focus on changes in gait and balance) of importance to clinical practice with this population. • To examine contemporary research data about the advantages of physical activity, exercise for falls prevention, and recognition and management of frailty. • To analyze commonly used evaluation tools and outcome measurements. Learning Outcomes: At the conclusion of the symposium, attendees should better be able to, • Outline common changes that occur in the aging nervous, muscular, and skeletal systems. • Review and analyze the suitability of assessment tools, treatments, and consequence measurement commonly used with their aging patients. • Analyze the research evidence about the advantages of physical activity falls prevention and frailty to inform their clinical practice. Additional details will be posted as soon as the information is available.

Paediatric Study Morning is organized by MediConf UK Ltd and will be held on Sep 12, 2020 at Best Western Premier East Midlands Airport Kegworth Yew Lodge, Derby, England, United Kingdom. Accreditation: 3 CPD Credits Additional details will be posted as soon as information is available.

Mobilisation of the Neuroimmune System is organized by National Centre of Rehabilitation Education (NCORE) and will be from Sep 15 - 16, 2020 at Royal Derby Hospital, Derby, England, United Kingdom. This CPD Conference has been approved for a maximum of 12 CPD hours. Who will Benefit: Allied health professionals and registered medical practitioners, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, clinicians with a 'hands-on' licence. Course Description: This comprehensive lecture and hands-on course integrates the latest research on neurodynamics and neuroimmune science to provide a clinical reasoning framework to identify those patients who will benefit from neuroimmune mobilisation. The course updates and refines the essential practical skills to examine and manage the physical health of the nervous system - skilled, safe and appropriately timed handling techniques are covered in detail during practical sessions. A comprehensive course on the diagnosis and management of physical dysfunction of the nervous system. With 50% practical work and the latest neurobiology, clinicians will be able to rapidly merge the material into all existing manual therapy frameworks. Course Aims: • Provide a basic knowledge of neuroanatomy, neurodynamics, neuroimmunology and neuropathobiology related to the manual examination of the nervous system. • Teach safe and effective diagnostic skills in the examination and interpretation of physical dysfunction of the nervous system. • Present neurodynamic movements and techniques as antigenic. • Provide new therapeutic narrative for explaining symptoms in conditions with altered neurodynamics. • Deliver a deeper understanding of known, 'tough' clinical presentations such as chronic nerve root problems and persistent entrapment pathologies. Additional details will be posted as soon as they are available.

Tendinopathy - Prevention, Management and Rehabilitation of the Painful Tendon is organized by National Centre of Rehabilitation Education (NCORE) and will be held on Nov 06, 2020 at London Road Community Hospital, Derby, England, United Kingdom. This course has been approved for a maximum of 7 CPD Hours. Course Aims: • The aim of this workshop is to address possible key factors relating to the prevention and management of Tendon Pain. • All aspects of the principles and techniques incorporated in this workshop will be evidenced based. • Highlight the factors which contribute to tendon pain. • Develop a clear understanding of Tendon Pathology and how Load effects tendon. • Practical Assessment of the painful Tendon and methods of identifying Sage of Tendon Pathology. • Criteria to be considered for planning Treatment and Rehabilitation Strategies. • Demonstration of practical of treatment and rehabilitation techniques with particular emphasis on the application of effective exercise techniques. • Debate evidence based outcomes of conservative and minimally invasive surgical interventions. Learning Outcomes: • Workshop participants will learn the necessary criteria to make the best choices in managing and possibly preventing the problem. • A clear understanding of the criteria required to plan an effective rehabilitation programme. • The ability to assess the painful tendon and degree of pathology including the role of scans, biomechanics, the kinetic chain, special tests, palpation, loading and functional testing. • Increase competence in the application of effective tendon treatment and rehabilitation techniques according to evidence based standards of practice. • Understand the Do's and the Don'ts of load management of tendon - (in sick or healthy tendons). • Understand why sometimes rehabilitation strategies don't work and competently consider subsequent treatment options.

ENT Study Morning: The Nose and Throat is organized by MediConf UK Ltd and will be held on Nov 07, 2020 at Best Western Premier East Midlands Airport Kegworth Yew Lodge, Derby, England, United Kingdom. Accreditation: 3 CPD Credits Additional details will be posted as soon as information is available.

Multidisciplinary Management of Parkinson's Study Day is organized by National Centre of Rehabilitation Education (NCORE) and will be held on Nov 11, 2020 at Royal Derby Hospital, Derby, England, United Kingdom. This CME Conference has been approved for a maximum of 5.25 CPD Hours. Introduction: This study day is aimed at all grades of Allied Health Professionals who have contact with Patients with Parkinson's Disease in a non specialist setting. The day looks at a multi-disciplinary approach to the management of patients. Each session will be led by a clinical specialist in the field of Parkinson's Disease. Course Aims: • To increase understanding of aetiology and pathology of Parkinson's Disease. • To understand the drug actions, options and importance of getting medication on time in Parkinson's Disease. • To understand the non-motor symptoms of Parkinson's Disease • To gain knowledge of the best practice and current evidence based therapy management of Parkinson's Disease, including Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy, and Speech Therapy. • To know how to use cues and strategies in Parkinson's Disease management. Additional details will be posted as soon as the information is available.

Mulligan Manual Therapy Concepts - Part C: Advanced Course: Clinical Reasoning and Pain Release Phenomenon with Thomas Mitchell is organized by National Centre of Rehabilitation Education (NCORE) and will be held from Nov 26 - 27, 2020 at London Road Community Hospital, Derby, England, United Kingdom. This course has been approved for a maximum of 14 CPD Hours. Who will Benefit: For delegates who have completed Part A & Part B. This course is vital in preparing those interested in taking the Certified Mulligan Practitioner Exam. Introduction: A two-day advanced course to review and fine-tune the participant's skill level with the Mulligan approach to manual therapy for the whole body. In addition, instruction in the use of Pain Release Phenomenon techniques and compression techniques will be presented. Course Outline: Aimed at the frontline practitioner, the Mulligan Concept is a series of instantaneous and pain-free manual therapy techniques to allow assessment and treatment of musculoskeletal disorders to provide symptom and functional modification. Mulligan Concept courses provide clinically-directed education in: • Hands-on techniques • Self-treatment and self-management strategies • Taping and home taping techniques These interventions shall be underpinned by sound clinical reasoning in the application of Mobilisation with Movement on patients. Current rationalisation of the evidence base for the use of the Mulligan Concept and manual therapy will be considered to facilitate participants a thorough and in-depth coverage of the Mobilisation with Movement approach. Course objectives: On completion of this course participants will be able to: • Describe the underpinning theory of NAG's, SNAG's and Mobilisations with Movement (MWM's). • Demonstrate and justify the use of spinal NAG's and SNAG's in the cervical, thoracic and lumbar spine.  • Demonstrate and justify the use of peripheral MWM's for the shoulder, elbow, wrist and hand, hip, knee and foot and ankle with reference to common musculoskeletal disorders.

Ophthalmology Workshop is organized by MediConf UK Ltd and will be held on Dec 05, 2020 at Best Western Premier East Midlands Airport Kegworth Yew Lodge, Derby, England, United Kingdom. Accreditation: 3 CPD Credits Objectives: The workshop will expand upon the knowledge and skill of current GP eye care by providing a practical, thorough and time efficient approach to the eye patient that the GP can immediately put into practice. Additional details will be posted as soon as information is available.