Assessment and Management of the Painful Shoulder within the Neurological Population 2025 image

Assessment and Management of the Painful Shoulder within the Neurological Population 2025

A one-day theory or two-day theory and practical course integrating anatomy, pathophysiology and evidence base into the complex management of shoulder pain within the neurological population. We will consider both neurological and musculoskeletal assessment and treatment approaches.

From: Fri 07 Mar 2025

To: Sat 08 Mar 2025


The theoretical day (Day 1) is for any clinician working in neurology who wishes to have a better understanding of the painful shoulder within the neurological population. The practical day (Day 2) is for physiotherapists working in neurology, who wish to develop skills in the assessment and physiotherapy treatment of the painful shoulder within the neurological population.

 

Learning Objectives:

  • Explore the prevalence of shoulder pain within the neurological population (and its impact on quality of life and the healthcare system)
  • Develop skills in a detailed assessment of the painful shoulder. 
  • Understand common presentations of shoulder pain within this population.
  • Gain understanding of medical management options for common presentations of shoulder pain within this population.

DAY 2: FOR PHYSIOTHERAPISTS ONLY

  • Explore the evidence base and practical application of treatment ideas for the management of common shoulder pathologies, including the use of adjuncts.

  • Tutor:   NHNN Physiotherapy Team
  • Contact:   Therapy Courses Team
  • Tel:   020 3448 3127
  • Email:   uclh.enquiry.therapy.courses@nhs.net
  • Please contact the course admins for any course related queries

Venue:

National Hospital for Neurology & Neurosurgery
33 Queen Square, London
WC1N 3BG