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PCRMM CONFERENCE 2022
Friday 11th and Saturday 12th November 2022 (online)
BOOKING FOR THE LIVE EVENT IS NOW CLOSED.
The success of our past conferences motivates us to try and improve each year and offer more of what will educate, stimulate and benefit you all. Our theme this year covers those aims and we have listened to feedback to offer what we are sure will be of interest.
You can see the full programme here and the timetable is shown below. This includes some really interesting and compelling talks and presentations, all of which will include Q&A sessions. We are also including some “breakout” rooms on Friday afternoon where you’ll be able to enjoy a fully interactive session of questions and discussion on the subject of your choice.
The conference recordings will be freely available to those who registered to attend the live event, for 3 months after the conference has taken place.
We will make the recorded material from the conference available for 3 months after the live event for those who are unable to attend.
You can book and pay to see the recordings HERE
You can see the full programme HERE
We have decided to hold our 2-day conference online again this year. The success and accessibility of the past 2 conferences as well as the results of a survey regarding the format have given us the assurance that this is the best way for us to deliver an educational and far-reaching event.
Day one of the 2022 PCRMM conference will consist of a number of key presentations as well as a period of breakout rooms. These will be interactive sessions where you will be able to listen to the host, ask questions and get involved in discussions on the subject.
Presentations
- 9.15 – 10.15 – Imaging In inflammatory Arthritis
Dr Yacoob Nakhuda - 10.30 – 11.30 – The new NOGG Guidelines: implications for primary care
Prof Celia Gregson - 11.30 – 12.00 – Social prescribing in Wolverhampton
Amandeep Athwal - 1.00 – 2.00 – Hypermobility Disorders: Common Quandaries in Clinical Practice
Dr Alan Hakim - 2.00 – 3.15 Breakout rooms:
FCP – what to expect
David Wilson
– “…..children are not little adults” Musculoskeletal Problems in Children and Young People
Dr Peter Lindsay
– “How can I help?” – Foot function, forces and pathology in our Rheumatology patients.
Jonathan Dewell - 3.30 – 4.30 – Update on Connective Tissue Diseases
Dr Mohammed Akil
Day 2 of the PCRMM 2021 conference continues where day 1 left off! More fascinating talks from experts in their field.
Presentations
- 9.15 – 10.15 – Orthopaedics – referrals
Jonathan Bell - 10.15 – 11.15 – One year in for Act on axial SpA – A Gold Standard Time to Diagnosis, the story so far, what’s next and how you can help
Joe Eddison - 11.30 – 12.30 Hand Surgery
Rob Turner - 1.15 – 2.15 – Tendinopathy
Dr Marwan Al-Dawoud - 2.15 – 3.15 – What is wrong with patients with nothing wrong with them? – understanding FND (functional neurological disorder)
Dr Richard Grunewald - 3.30 – 4.30 – Update on PsA
Prof Philip Helliwell
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