Association of Trauma and Orthopaedic Chartered Physiotherapists

The CSP have launched the regional Hip Sprint Hubs

Please join your local Hub to share ideas and improve communication with physiotherapists engaged in hip fracture rehabilitation.  

The first ATOCP North East evening meeting on Tuesday 12th February in Durham.  We are delighted to announce speakers confirmed for the event, Mr Dominic Inman and Diane Williams who will be presenting on two hot topics in hip fracture physiotherapy: HipSprint Audit and CSP Hip Fracture Standards.

Northwest branch would like to invite therapists to join us on our first networking event. The event is free and lunch is on us! Please follow the link or see our Facebook page (@ATOCPNWGROUP) for more details. http://atocp.org.uk/events

ATOCP London Branch's first evening event of 2019!

Ash Shattock and Jon Room, both members of the executive committee have attended two events as part of TheBigRs, on which more information can be found here - http://reform.physio/

On 19th September 2018 ATOCP South Branch are hosting an event titled - 'Hip trauma advances and treatment options'. See the flyer attached for details. 

Hi 

Hope everyone has been enjoying the great summer we have been having. Please see below the latest ATOCP newsletter.  

It includes updates on the activity at regional branches and a showcase of what the ATOCP has contributed to recently. There is also a section on ATOCP sponsorship funding that is available.

If you have any feedback, or want to contribute to future editions, do get in touch. 

Details of the 4th annual ATOCP conference can be found on the link below. If anyone has any questions, get in touch with us on atocpchair@gmail.com

We are very fortunate to have partnered with the British Orthopaedic Association for this year's conference. Through joining the BOA as an affilliate member (only accessable to ATOCP members at the discounted rate of £70) you get free registration to the conference. We are holding our ATOCP day during the week (this has now been confirmed as Thursday 27th September).

The course is targeted to physiotherapists and other rehabilitation specialists to develop their musculoskeletal knowledge, incorporating an understanding of neurological control and acknowledging other external factors such as mood, behaviour can have on patient outcome.