Launching LOTT
Fortuna Mobility’s showroom and training Centre is the largest in London and we work closely with many busy healthcare professionals to provide a wide range of specialist products and services. Talking to OTs, Physiotherapists and industry representatives, we are aware that, in spite of being the capital, there are very few ‘events’ and training opportunities for AHPs within London.
Our Centre includes a training suite and it seemed natural to use this to facilitate a new London-based learning programme for Allied Health Professionals - LOTT (London OT Training).
Each LOTT Study Day will include 3 high-quality educational sessions led by an expert in their field. There will also be a wide range of new equipment available to see, try and learn about.
For our launch event we are delighted to welcome two highly respected experts as our speakers, Kate Sheehan and Danielle Holmes.
Contact us to secure your place. We look forward to meeting you at LOTT in April.
LOTT LAUNCH EVENT
Occupational Therapy: Back to Basics Wednesday 22nd April 2020
9.30am Registration and Coffee
10.15am Session 1 OCCUPATION, OCCUPATION, OCCUPATION Kate Sheehan
11.15am Coffee + Exhibitors
11.45am Session 2 LEGAL CASES IN PEOPLE HANDLING Danielle Holmes
12.45pm Lunch + Exhibitors
1.45pm Session 3 MODIFICATIONS IN THE BATHROOM Kate Sheehan
2.45pm Finish + Exhibitors
The Speakers
Kate Sheehan
Kate qualified from Derby School of Occupational Therapy in 1987. As a well-respected OT with over 30 years experience Kate has worked in partnership with Bristol University on the publication of ‘Minor Adaptations without delay’ and co-authored the 2015 edition of the Wheelchair Housing Design Guide.
Danielle Holmes
Danielle has been a nurse since she completed her nursing training in 1971 at St Mary’s Hospital. She became a tutor in 1982 and has a Masters degree in Health Ergonomics from the University of Surrey. Danielle provides consultation and training in all aspects of safer moving and handling.
Session 1
Kate Sheehan: OCCUPATION, OCCUPATION, OCCUPATION
Abstract:
Occupation is our professions unique selling point, but are we giving it lip service? We will look at how we assess the process of sitting and standing and how we address the activity in our client’s home and their community.
Learning Outcomes:
- Revisit what our understanding of what occupation is and its impact on clients.
- Increased knowledge of the activity analysis of sitting and standing.
- Reflection on equipment that enables clients to engage in purposeful activity.
Session 2
Danielle Holmes: LEGAL CASES IN PEOPLE HANDLING
Course Aims:
- To review changes to the law and their implications
- Discussion on techniques and equipment available in people handling.
- To review other aspects of moving and handling people.
Learning Outcomes:
- For delegates to be able to list the main points of existing legislation which affect people handling.
- For delegates to be able to identify the changes in techniques and equipment used for moving and handling people utilising legal cases.
- To expand delegates knowledge with an increased awareness of key case extracts in other aspects of moving and handling people.
Session 3
Kate Sheehan: MODIFICATIONS IN THE BATHROOM
Abstract:
The bathroom is the smallest room in the house and yet is a complex space for a wide variety of occupations to be undertaken, this session will give an overview of the assessment process, recommendation and specification of products and modification to meet our client’s needs, both physically, cognitively and psychologically.
Learning Outcomes:
- Reflect on the assessment process and how we arrive at our interventions.
- Understand the complexity of bathroom modifications.
- Have an insight into the different product options available on the market which can improve practice.
Fortuna Mobility Centre
4 Northgate Business Centre, Crown Road, Enfield, London EN1 1TG
FREE on-site parking
Book your place now or for more information:
Call us on 020 8805 2020 or e-mail us at info@bambach.co.uk