Join us for an informative CPD evening exploring the diagnosis and management of frozen shoulder, featuring insights from experienced health

Frozen shoulder, also known as adhesive capsulitis, is a condition characterised by shoulder pain, stiffness and a gradual loss of movement. It can significantly affect daily activities and quality of life. Accurate diagnosis and appropriate management are essential to help patients manage symptoms, restore mobility and improve function.

This session will explore the clinical assessment, diagnosis and management of frozen shoulder, covering current treatment approaches and the role of physiotherapy in supporting recovery. Attendees will gain valuable insights from our speakers' clinical perspectives and have the opportunity to engage in discussion.

🎓 2 CPD Points

What you will learn

Understanding frozen shoulder, its causes and clinical presentation

Clinical assessment and diagnostic approaches

Differentiating frozen shoulder from other causes of shoulder pain and stiffness

Conservative treatment options and management strategies

The role of physiotherapy, rehabilitation and exercises in recovery

Practical approaches to improving shoulder mobility and patient outcomes

An opportunity to ask questions and participate in clinical discussion

Speakers

Dr Syed Junaid - Medical Director and Consultant Radiologist

James Atter – Physiotherapist

Our speakers will share their knowledge and professional perspectives on the diagnosis and management of frozen shoulder, offering valuable insights for clinical practice.

Who Should Attend?

This event is suitable for healthcare professionals, including GPs, physiotherapists, podiatrists and other clinicians interested in musculoskeletal health and patient management.

Hot food will be provided, and all attendees will receive a certificate of attendance.

Join us for an evening of professional learning, clinical insights and knowledge sharing focused on improving the diagnosis and management of frozen shoulder.

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