Getting Personal: Contemporary practice in personal injury/medical negligence

EmSEVEN organised this event which was held at Burnley Football Club on Wednesday the 26th September 2018. Please see the Summary, Accounts and Feedback document (below) for further information:

Getting Personal: Summary, Accounts and Feedback

With kind permissions, please find the following presentations from the speakers at the event:

Amputee Rehabilitation: pain management, exploring the legal angles: Chris Smith (Senior Associate, Stewarts) & Karen Stevens (Lead Physiotherapist, STEPS Rehabilitation)

Sensory Processing Difficulties with Brain Injury: Sarah Acres (Occupational Therapist/Director, Advance Occupational Therapy Ltd) & Vickie Anderson (Occupational Therapist/Director, Advance Occupational Therapy Ltd)

An Introduction to BASIC & Virtual Reality Rehabilitation (to include case studies): Sylvia Moss (Neuro-physiotherapist, BASIC – Brain and Spinal Injury Centre) & Wendy Edge (Psychotherapist/CEO, BASIC – Brain and Spinal Injury Centre) Overview

Recovery: Getting Personal? Dr Tony Sparkes (Division of Social Work & Social Care, Bradford University. Clinical Governance EmSEVEN)

Occupation, Meaning & Purpose: Katya Halsall (Vocational Consultant & Functional Evaluator/Director, Voc Rehab UK)

Elective Amputation & Osseointegration of the Lower Limb & The LUKE Arm Prosthetic: James Gratton (Head of Personal Injury, E. Rex Makin & Co.) Part One

Elective Amputation & Osseointegration of the Lower Limb & The LUKE Arm Prosthetic: James Gratton (Head of Personal Injury, E. Rex Makin & Co.) Part Two

Person-Centred Practice: Tom Ramsay (Orthotist/Director, Mint Rehab Ltd), Vicki Bateman (Prosthetist/Orthotist/Director, Mint Rehab Ltd) & Gregg Stevenson (Physical Training Instructor, Mint Rehab Ltd)

The Importance of Good Record Keeping: Esther Gaudoin (Associate, Stewarts)