In-Person Training
Hands-on, expert-led sessions that turn clinical insight into practical, everyday skills, helping your teams build confidence, consistency, and higher standards of care.
Upcoming In-Person Training
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Postural Management Study Day: Accora Chairs
Please arrive from 9:00am – the sessionwill start at 9:30am.
Free lunch included!
Spaces are limited to 80 people, so bookearly to avoid disappointment.
Synopsis
This 1 day practical workshop will work theprinciples of postural management, how posture and pressure care are related,and how to complete a postural assessment.
There will be a mix of presentation andhands on practical activities. The workshop will concentrate on completingassessment and documenting the outcomes, followed by how to clinically justifyrecommendations for solution provision.
Learning Outcomes
- Be able to identify red flags for clients with postural issues
- Be aware and understand underlying principles of 24 hour postural management
- Be able to identify the basics of postural assessment and physical anatomy related to this
- Increase confidence in physical assessment skills
- Increase confidence in documenting postural assessment
- Increase awareness of a range of considerations when analysing assessment outcomes
- Be familiar and deepen understanding of basic solutions to manage postural presentations
- Be aware of more advanced solutions and know when and where to refer on if unable to address within own service
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Postural Day: Oldham
Please arrive from 9:00am – the sessionwill start at 9:30am.
Free lunch included!
Spaces are limited to 80 people, so bookearly to avoid disappointment.
Synopsis
This interactive workshop combinespractical, hands-on activities with guided discussions to explore theprinciples of postural assessment and the application of postural careequipment for both sitting and lying. Participants will have the opportunity to:
· Review key considerations forpostural assessment and their clinical implications.
· Gain insights into seating andlying support systems, including their appropriate use.
· Engage in practical exercisesto apply equipment for case-based problem-solving scenarios.
This session is designed to cater to alllevels of experience. For those new to postural care, it offers an introductoryoverview and practical exposure. For more experienced participants, it providesan opportunity to deepen clinical reasoning and refine problem-solvingstrategies through advanced case discussions.
