Royal College of Chiropractors CPD event – Conservative Management of Hip Pathology: Continual Self-traction, Manual Therapy and Exercise

EVENT OUTLINE

This event will cover the following:

• Hip pathology overview
• Case study—symptoms, imaging, diagnosis and intervention
• Manual therapy and rehabilitation
• Latest research and future requirements
• On-going conservative management for improved patient care
• Practical demonstration of continual self traction with the HipTrac device

LEARNING OUTCOMES

Following this event you will have:

• An awareness of the latest research into management of Hip Pathology using cases for symptoms, imaging, diagnosis and intervention
• An understanding of manual therapy techniques for rehabilitation
• An appreciation of exercise therapy for rehabilitation
• An awareness of ongoing conservative management for improved patient care

SPEAKER

Mark Dunwell

As a Masters athlete, Mark has been a World Champion sprinter in 60m, 100, and 200m. He has competed all over the world winning many international honours. He is a qualified UKA athletics coach, specialising in speed development, and qualified as a remedial massage therapist in 2006. Mark has bilateral hip degeneration associated with femoroacetabular impingent. Following hip preservation surgery, extensive rehabilitation and continuous on-going conservative management of hip OA, he shares his knowledge and experience from a patient and practitioner perspective.

PROGRAMME

18.30 – Registration

19.00 – Seminar begins

21.00 – Close

REGISTRATION FEES

RCC Members: £35

Non-Members: £55

Online registration and payment are available at www.bit.ly/RCCevents

To register and pay via card/ bank transfer please contact the RCC directly on 0118-9469727 or at: admin@rcc-uk.org.

Cancellations: Fees will be refunded, less a £10 administration charge, for all cancellations received at least 10 days before the event.

No refunds can be given after this date.

**Please do not attend this event unless you have received confirmation of a place and joining instructions**