NICE Guidelines - Musculoskeletal Pain and Adjunct therapies

Date: Friday 22 October 2010

Time: 9.30am - 5.00 pm                                                                                                                                             

Venue: Radisson Edwardian Kenilworth Hotel Great Russell Street, London WC1B 3BL 

Price: £80.00 Practitioners

£60 Student and new graduate rate (those in their first 12 months of practice).

£60 Practitioners from abroad (incl. Ireland)

Bring a friend and you both only pay £60 each!

                                                                                                                                                                                                 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Course outline


Using nice guidelines as a platform for discussion, this  practical hands on workshop goes through step by step methods in treating pain conditions using acupuncture and adjunct therapies. Acupuncture/Electro acupuncture/Cupping/TDP heat lamps/ Moxa 

 You will benefit by having a hands on approach to learning through case studies, research, and practical demonstrations. This workshop will broaden your understanding of treating pain and your clinical scope of practice.

Nick Johnson and James Mutkin offer a unique approach to treatment based on their work within the NHS. Nick and James work with the gateway clinic and other NHS clinics seeing a high number of patients.

Key topics:

  • needling techniques

  • needling safety & adverse reactions

  • cupping

  • electro acupuncture

  • heat lamps

  • breathing techniques

  • basic muscle testing

  • back pain - differentials and  red flags

  • back pain in pregnancy

  • case study related learning

  • step by step practical application

  • understanding pain basics 

  • learning muscle/ meridian connections

  • body  reading basics  (structural analysis)

  • treating all age groups and sizes

  • quicker effective treatments

  • understanding the role of palpation

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NICE Guidelines - Musculoskeletal Pain and Adjunct therapies Practitioner rate
2S049
£80.00
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NICE Guidelines - Musculoskeletal Pain and Adjunct therapies Student rate
2S049a
£60.00
VAT Exempt

* Orders shipped outside of Europe are eligible for VAT relief and will not be charged VAT (Sales Tax)

Basic Info

About the NICE Guidelines:

“This guideline is about the care and treatment that people who have persistent non-specific low back pain can expect from the NHS in England and Wales to help them manage their pain.


Non-specific low back pain is caused by problems with structures in the back, such as joints, discs, muscles, tendons or ligaments. The guideline covers the management of pain that has lasted for longer than 6 weeks but less than a year”  (For more information: http://www.nice.org.uk/CG88)

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