Splinting in Neurology 2025
Course aims; To increase knowledge and skills in the assessment and fabrication of a variety of upper and lower limb splints using soft and scotchcast materials. To review and discuss the theoretical basis and clinical reasoning underpinning the provision of splints for patients with neurological conditions. To cover the assessment of spasticity, the use of botulinum toxin and the role of splinting in this patient group. There will be time to practice fabrication over the course of two days and opportunities to network with colleagues working in a similar field.
From: Fri 10 Oct 2025
To: Sat 11 Oct 2025
Course aims;
- To increase knowledge and skills in the assessment and fabrication of a variety of upper and lower limb splints using soft and scotchcast materials.
- To review and discuss the theoretical basis and clinical reasoning underpinning the provision of splints for patients with neurological conditions.
- To cover the assessment of spasticity, the use of botulinum toxin and the role of splinting in this patient group.
- There will be time to practice fabrication over the course of two days and opportunities to network with colleagues working in a similar field.
Splinting in Neurology 2025
Course aims; To increase knowledge and skills in the assessment and fabrication of a variety of upper and lower limb splints using soft and scotchcast materials. To review and discuss the theoretical basis and clinical reasoning underpinning the provision of splints for patients with neurological conditions. To cover the assessment of spasticity, the use of botulinum toxin and the role of splinting in this patient group. There will be time to practice fabrication over the course of two days and opportunities to network with colleagues working in a similar field.
Fri 10 Oct 2025 to Sat 11 Oct 2025
Purchase- Tutor: NHNN Physiotherapy Team
- Contact: Therapy Courses Team
- Tel: 02034483127
- Email: uclh.enquiry.therapy.courses@nhs.net
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Please contact the course admins for any course related queries
Venue:
- National Hospital for Neurology & Neurosurgery
- 33 Queen Square, London
- WC1N 3BG