| The TM Society is working with the Spinal Injuries Association (SIA) to help deliver study days for healthcare professionals. The first one took place in Birmingham in June and was a great success. |  |
These study days cover subjects including the physical and psychological impact of non-traumatic spinal cord injuries (those incurred through illness like TM), the importance of timely diagnosis and the care pathway. This is a great opportunity for the TM Society to raise awareness and educate health care professionals about Transverse Myelitis and the related conditions ADEM, NMO and Optic Neuritis.
The days are geared to professionals working in district general hospitals and rehabilitation centres who treat spinal cord injured patients. The study day is CPD accredited and free to attend. For further information, please email Sandra White. Or to book a place, click here.
London - 3 September 2015 at Resource for London, Islington, N. London.
Manchester - 5th November 2015 at the Park Inn by Radisson.
London - 3 September 2015 at Resource for London, Islington, N. London.
Manchester - 5th November 2015 at the Park Inn by Radisson.
The first study day was held in Birmingham on 24th June and attracted 58 healthcare professionals.
As a result of this presentation:
- 29 healthcare professionals have become members of the TMS
- 13 professionals from eight hospitals and rehabilitation centres that would like the TM Society to deliver an educational session to their staff
- nine physios and two nurses from eight centres are interested in a TMS physiotherapy Special Interest Group.
- 29 healthcare professionals have become members of the TMS
- 13 professionals from eight hospitals and rehabilitation centres that would like the TM Society to deliver an educational session to their staff
- nine physios and two nurses from eight centres are interested in a TMS physiotherapy Special Interest Group.
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