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On behalf of the College of Podiatrists,<br />
the Society and the conference committee,<br />
it is my pleasure to welcome delegates to<br />
Harrogate for the Annual Conference and<br />
Exhibition 2011<br />
The conference is now a firm favourite with both clinicians and<br />
exhibitors alike. The success of the last few years has seen both<br />
attendance from delegates and support from our commercial<br />
colleagues grow to unprecedented levels. This year also I am delighted<br />
to welcome a number of members from overseas who join us to share<br />
in the knowledge and networking this event affords.<br />
The theme this year is ‘Keeping you on Your Feet’ and was not just<br />
intended to be clinically orientated but allowed the committee to help direct<br />
the Special Interest Groups towards thinking about how we personally<br />
and professionally stay up to date and prepared for the times ahead.<br />
We are excited to welcome renowned Consultant in Sports Medicine<br />
Dr Nick Webborn and Mark Loeffler, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon<br />
who will be joining us as part of the opening key note session. Along with<br />
<strong>Baroness</strong> <strong>Tanni</strong> <strong>Grey</strong>-<strong>Thompson</strong>, Paralympic Gold Medal Winner I hope the<br />
conference will really embrace the passion that these people bring.<br />
In response to last years successful Saturday sessions and following<br />
valuable feedback from delegates we have once again put together a<br />
number of concurrents that will help provide training and resourcing<br />
for colleagues around core updates. The focus on practical<br />
demonstrations and hands-on workshops will allow delegates to<br />
embed the theory in to practice. I hope, as with all the sessions during<br />
the three days, that you will gain knowledge, further understanding<br />
and develop a hunger to take your own practice forward.<br />
The social calendar at the conference is one that has, as with the academic<br />
programme, grown from strength to strength. The enthusiasm of<br />
members and the fun had in the evening events was clear to see from the<br />
full conference report earlier this year. I am pleased to announce that we<br />
will be holding the first joint Faculty College of Podiatrists’ Annual Dinner<br />
this year with the Dean’s from each Faculty hosting this event. It will be both<br />
a formal yet entertaining way to celebrate our combined achievements as a<br />
profession. And of course the infamous, not to be missed, conference party<br />
on Friday night with the theme “Hollywood Glamour”.<br />
It is, therefore, with great pleasure I look forward welcoming you in<br />
November to the Harrogate 2011Conference.<br />
Matthew T. J. Fitzpatrick<br />
FCPodMed,<br />
Conference Chair 2011<br />
Plenary sessions and<br />
keynotes speakers<br />
<strong>Baroness</strong> <strong>Tanni</strong> <strong>Grey</strong>-<strong>Thompson</strong><br />
Paralympic Gold Medal Winner<br />
<strong>Baroness</strong> <strong>Tanni</strong> <strong>Grey</strong>-<strong>Thompson</strong> is Britain’s greatest Paralympic<br />
athlete. She competed in five Paralympic Games, winning 11<br />
Gold Medals, and is acknowledged as one of the most gifted<br />
and courageous sportswomen of her generation. In addition to<br />
her outstanding Paralympic achievements, between 1992 and<br />
2002 she won the London Wheelchair Marathon six times.<br />
Since retirement <strong>Tanni</strong> has become an influential voice in sport administration,<br />
politics and in the movement for social development through sport. She<br />
currently works as Vice Chair of the Athletes Commission for London 2012,<br />
non-executive director of UK Athletics, as a UNICEF International Inspiration<br />
ambassador and sits on the board for Transport for London. In 2010 she was<br />
elevated to the House of Lords, to sit on the cross benches as a “people’s<br />
peer” with special interest in youth, health, sport and disability.<br />
Mark Loeffler<br />
Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon<br />
Mr Mark Loeffler was medically trained at the London Hospital;<br />
post graduate training was at Whipps Cross, Addenbrookes,<br />
The Royal London Hospital, Colchester, the Royal National<br />
Orthopaedic Hospital and Auckland New Zealand.<br />
Mr Loeffler was appointed consultant at Colchester in 1995,<br />
as a general trauma and orthopaedic surgeon with an interest in knee<br />
surgery. He is currently service director for trauma and orthopaedic surgery<br />
and educational supervisor for the department and has published research<br />
on knee surgery, hip replacement design, prevention of thrombosis and<br />
x-ray templating.<br />
Outside of work Mr Loeffler enjoys sailboat racing, tennis and his large family.<br />
Nick Webborn<br />
Chief Medical Officer for Paralympics GB, University<br />
of Brighton<br />
Nick is currently Medical Director of The Sussex Centre for<br />
Sport and Exercise Medicine at The University of Brighton and<br />
a Research Fellow of the Chelsea School, University of<br />
Brighton. He was formerly Medical Advisor to the National<br />
Sports Medicine Institute. Nick has attended 7 Paralympic<br />
Games in a variety of roles. He won a Congress Award for his work on exercise<br />
in the heat for athletes with disabilities at the 4th IOC World Congress on<br />
Sport Sciences in 1997.<br />
He became a Fellow of the American College of Sports Medicine in November<br />
2000 and a Fellow of the Institute of Sports Medicine in 2004. He was a<br />
member of the London 2012 health advisory group presenting to the IOC<br />
evaluation commission and the Medical Advisory Group for LOCOG and now<br />
sits on the SEM workstream group for LOCOG and is Chief Medical Officer for<br />
Paralympics GB for the 2012 Paralympics.
24-26 NOVEMBER 2011<br />
HARROGATE INTERNATIONAL 24-26 NOVEMBER CENTRE 2011<br />
HARROGATE INTERNATIONAL CENTRE<br />
Dr John F. Grady<br />
Director, Illinois Institute for Foot and Ankle Surgery,<br />
Chicago, USA<br />
Dr. Grady is the recipient of the APMA 2010 Award of<br />
Excellence, the 2008 Midwest Distinguished Faculty Award,<br />
and the 2000 Alumnus of the Year Award from Rosalyn<br />
Franklin University.<br />
Dr. Grady has been performing foot and ankle surgery for 25<br />
years. Dr. Grady had been a former faculty member at the William M. Scholl<br />
College of Podiatric Medicine at Rosalyn Franklin University (Director of Sports<br />
Medicine for eight years and Assistant Chairman of Orthopedics for eight<br />
years) until 1989. Dr. Grady has been directing the foot and ankle surgical<br />
residency in the VA Chicago Healthcare System for 24 years.<br />
In addition, Dr. Grady has been active in research and has had more than 25<br />
publications (with two currently pending). In addition to that, Dr. Grady is the<br />
current director of The Foot and Ankle Institute of Illinois, has been on the<br />
Midwest board (President in 1999) and he has been Scientific Chairman of the<br />
Midwest Podiatry Convention since 2001. He’s also been very active in the<br />
Illinois Podiatric Medical Association (on the board since 1987 and president in<br />
2000). Also he’s been an Illinois Delegate to the APMA for 12 years, finishing<br />
in 2010. He currently does committee work for the ABPOPPM and is on the<br />
Board of Directors of the American Society of Podiatric Surgeons.<br />
Dr Jane Sterling<br />
Senior Lecturer and Honorary Consultant Dermatologist,<br />
Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust<br />
Jane’s interest in papillomavirus started with a Medical<br />
Research Council Training Fellowship leading to a PhD in<br />
molecular pathology of HPV in 1990 followed by MRC<br />
Clinician Scientist Fellowship. Since then, she has continued<br />
research in viral and vulval skin disease and has supported both<br />
dermatologists and gynaecologists in research projects. She has written widely<br />
in the field of viral infections of the skin and vulval disease, with a particular<br />
interest in human papillomavirus. She regards skin warts as a challenge to be<br />
conquered and her recent television appearances on Embarrassing Bodies and<br />
Discovery Science USA have helped to heighten public awareness that warts<br />
are not always just minor aliments.<br />
Antony Wilkinson<br />
Consultant Podiatric Surgeon, Clinical Head of Podiatric<br />
Surgery, Doncaster PCT<br />
Following graduation from the Northern College of Podiatry in<br />
1990, Antony quickly became interested in the surgical aspect<br />
of the profession. Following completion of the MPodA exam in<br />
1994 he started training as a Podiatric Surgeon in South<br />
Derbyshire gaining Fellowship of the Podiatry Association in<br />
1997. He continued with the Trust until 2000 when he was appointed as<br />
Consultant Podiatric Surgeon with Doncaster Health Care NHS Trust. During<br />
his career, Antony has worked hard to develop his skills pushing the<br />
development of scope of practice in Podiatric Surgery.<br />
Antony is a registered tutor with the Faculty of Podiatric Surgery and has had a<br />
number of Trainees through the department, both pre fellowship and post<br />
fellowship Podiatrists. He has been involved in the political side of the<br />
profession being elected to the Faculty Board four years ago and subsequently<br />
holding the position of Regional Chair of the Northern Region, Vice Dean of<br />
the Faculty of Surgery and latterly Dean of the Faculty of Podiatric Surgery.<br />
Antony has lectured at many national and international conferences and is<br />
delighted to be sharing his knowledge at the conference this year.<br />
Why should I attend?<br />
Gain 28 CPD points by attending the full three days<br />
Learn about the latest in clinical and practice<br />
developments from renowned industry speakers<br />
Visit the trade exhibition to obtain product<br />
samples, watch demonstrations and learn about<br />
new products and services<br />
Meet, network and exchange ideas with over<br />
1300 other podiatry professionals<br />
Develop new skills and share knowledge<br />
through interactive workshops and seminars<br />
Showcase your research by presenting a<br />
poster presentation<br />
Learn how to maximise your business<br />
opportunities in the economic downturn<br />
Take the opportunity to meet with Society staff<br />
and Council members at the Society stand<br />
Low registration fees and discounts for<br />
group bookings<br />
Have fun networking and catching up with<br />
friends and colleagues<br />
Who should attend?<br />
The event will attract over 1300 delegates working<br />
in private practice and the public sector including:<br />
Appliance Technicians<br />
Chiropodists<br />
Consultant Physicians<br />
Consultants in<br />
Podiatric Surgery<br />
Clinical Leads<br />
Dermatologists<br />
Diabetes Specialists<br />
Directors of Clinical<br />
Services<br />
Heads of Podiatry<br />
Lecturers and<br />
Professors<br />
Orthotists<br />
Orthotist Technicians<br />
Physiotherapists<br />
Podiatrists<br />
Podiatry Assistants<br />
Podiatry Managers<br />
Podiatric Surgeons<br />
Practitioners<br />
Assistants<br />
Private Practitioners<br />
Student Podiatrists
Thursday 24 November<br />
9.15 Registration, refreshments and exhibition<br />
11.00 PLENARY SESSION<br />
Welcome and opening<br />
Matthew Fitzpatrick, Conference Chair, Principal Podiatrist<br />
– Musculoskeletal & Advanced Therapies and Medicines<br />
Officer, College of Podiatrists & Professor Stuart Baird,<br />
Chair of Council, Society of Chiropodists & Podiatrists<br />
11.10 The path to the Paralympics<br />
Mr Mark Loeffler, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon,<br />
Colchester General Hospital<br />
11.40 Keynote: Paralympic Sports Medicine – Challenges<br />
and rewards of treating athletes with a disability<br />
Nick Webborn, Chief Medical Officer for Paralympics GB,<br />
University of Brighton<br />
12.10 Fellowship awards<br />
Presented by Professor Stuart Baird, Chair of Council,<br />
Society of Chiropodists & Podiatrists and Chair, College<br />
Board of Governors, Dr Wilfred Foxe, Director of<br />
Education and Development, Society of Chiropodists &<br />
Podiatrists, Antony Wilkinson, Dean, Faculty of Podiatric<br />
Surgery and Ivan Bristow, Dean, Faculty of Podiatric<br />
Medicine and General Practice<br />
12.30 Jewel in the Crown short paper presentation<br />
Chosen from submitted abstracts<br />
12.40 Seize the Day!<br />
<strong>Baroness</strong> <strong>Tanni</strong> <strong>Grey</strong>-<strong>Thompson</strong>, Paralympic Gold<br />
Medal Winner<br />
13.10 Lunch, exhibition and poster viewing<br />
14.20-15.50 CONCURRENT SESSIONS A<br />
A1 Sports and exercise medicine<br />
Chair: Dr Nat Padhiar, Consultant Podiatric Surgeon &<br />
Honorary Reader, The Royal London Hospital; Trevor Prior,<br />
Consultant Podiatric Surgeon, Homerton University Hospital<br />
NHS Foundation Trust; Ron McCulloch, Director of London<br />
Podiatric Centre, Consultant Podiatric Surgeon, Homerton<br />
University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust; Anne Marie<br />
O’Connor, Musculoskeletal Podiatrist, Bupa Wellness,<br />
Consultant to Premier League Football and Rugby teams<br />
A2 Surgical complication: managing difficult<br />
situations and getting out of trouble when things<br />
go wrong (Interactive discussion group)<br />
Antony Wilkinson, Consultant Podiatric Surgeon, Clinical<br />
Head of Podiatric Surgery, Doncaster PCT; Frank Webb,<br />
Consultant Podiatric Surgeon, Derbyshire Community<br />
Health Services; Lance Hogg, Consultant Podiatric Surgeon,<br />
Nottingham County NHS Trust; Mark Tagoe, Consultant<br />
Podiatric Surgeon, West Middlesex University Hospital<br />
A3 Keeping your business on its feet<br />
Digital marketing<br />
Lisa Todd, Digital Marketing Specialist, Nuffield Health<br />
Practice accreditation - issues and progress<br />
during 2011<br />
Christopher Hunt, Professional Officer<br />
A4 Anaesthesia techniques (theory ) - linked to W6<br />
“Hands on assessment techniques”<br />
Steve Hewitt, Podiatric Surgeon, West Middlesex<br />
University Hospital; Ryan McCallum, Podiatric Surgeon,<br />
West Middlesex University Hospital<br />
A5 Proving your worth: the role of evidence in<br />
commissioning and developing effective services<br />
Proving your worth: Evaluation and audit in practice<br />
Professor Jackie Campbell, Professor of Neurophysiology<br />
& SCP Research Coordinator<br />
Proving your worth: Evaluation and audit in<br />
Commissioning<br />
Lee Hawksworth, Manager, Health, Ernest & Young<br />
A6 Footwear workshop<br />
Hosted by Jane McAdam, Principal Podiatrist,<br />
Biomechanics, Orthotics and Footwear, Salford Royal<br />
Foundation Trust & Martin Nunn, Podiatrist, Bolton NHS<br />
Foundation Trust<br />
A7 Short Papers x 8/9<br />
Chair: Dr Sarah Curran, Senior Lecturer, Wales Centre for<br />
Podiatric Studies, University of Wales Institute, Cardiff<br />
A8 Diabetes and the foot<br />
Overview of diabetes and goals of management<br />
Dr Maggie Sinclair Hammersley, Oxford Radcliffe<br />
Hospitals NHS Trust<br />
Assessing and managing Complex case histories<br />
(Interactive session)<br />
Professor Mike Edmonds, King’s College<br />
Walking the talk, effective tools for<br />
communicating with patients<br />
Sue Channon, Cardiff<br />
15.50 Refreshments, exhibition and poster viewing<br />
16.45-17.45 CONCURRENT SESSIONS B<br />
B1 Dermatology of the lower limb<br />
Dr Richard Weller, Senior Lecturer, Dermatology,<br />
University of Edinburgh<br />
B2 Diagnosis and management of the painful ankle<br />
Imaging of the painful ankle<br />
Dr Syed Barbar, Consultant Radiologist and Senior Lecture,<br />
Hammersmith Hospital and Imperial College London<br />
Differential diagnosis on ankle pain in the athlete<br />
Mr Rhydian Thomas, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon<br />
and Senior Lecture, Charing Cross Hospital and Imperial<br />
College, London<br />
Managing subchondral lesions in the talus<br />
Dr John F. Grady, Director, Illinois Institute for Foot and<br />
Ankle Surgery, Chicago, USA<br />
B3 Leadership Training: Does it do what is says on<br />
the tin?<br />
A longitudinal evaluation of a Leadership<br />
Development programme in the NHS in Scotland<br />
David Wylie, Head of Podiatric Services, Southern<br />
General Hospital Glasgow, Scotland<br />
B4 Up *#@*! creek without a paddle<br />
Alison Wishart, Chair of Professional Conduct<br />
Committee, SCP and Members of the Professional<br />
Conduct Committee<br />
B5 Medicines management update<br />
Dr Alan Borthwick,Chairman of the Medicines<br />
Committee, SCP, and Senior Lecturer, University of<br />
Southampton, Matthew Fitzpatrick, Medicine Committee<br />
Officer, Conrad Jones Member of Medicine Committee<br />
& Jim Pickard Member of Medicine Committee<br />
B6 The Health Professions Council: Current debates<br />
and their impact on podiatrists<br />
Penny Renwick, Pro Vice Chancellor, Manchester<br />
Metropolitan University
B7 Podopaediatrics<br />
First line orthotic approach in podopaediatrics<br />
Stephen Coombs, Podopaediatric Clinical Lead, Cardiff<br />
and Vale University Health Board<br />
The influence of body mass index and body weight<br />
on plantar pressure in children<br />
Dr Jill Phethean, Lecturer, University of Salford<br />
Management of the paediatric patient<br />
Simon Jones, Specialist Podiatrist in Paediatrics,<br />
Community Health Stockport<br />
B8 Feedback and discussion around work based<br />
impacts of health care changes<br />
Eddie Saville, Director of Employment Relations, SCP<br />
17.45-19.15 SCP Welcome Reception in the Exhibition<br />
18.15-19.15 FRINGE MEETINGS<br />
Hyperhidrosis<br />
Julie Halford, Specialist Nurse and Founder member of<br />
the Hyperhidrosis Support Group<br />
20.00 Conference Dinner, the Barceló Harrogate<br />
Majestic Hotel<br />
Hosted by the Deans of the Faculty of Undergraduate<br />
Education, the Faculty of Podiatric Medicine, the Faculty<br />
of Podiatric Surgery & the Faculty of Management<br />
20.30 Student Night – “Podiatry has talent”, The Holiday<br />
Inn Harrogate<br />
Friday 25 November<br />
8.00-9.00 FRINGE MEETINGS<br />
Assistant Practitioners/Orthotic Technicians<br />
This is your chance to discuss those significant issues that<br />
are currently affecting your work and to directly influence<br />
how future assistant and technician streams are run at<br />
the Society conference<br />
Alison Barlow, Dean, Faculty of Undergraduate Education<br />
SCP and Alison Hart, Undergraduate Education Officer, SCP<br />
8.15 Registration, exhibition and poster viewing<br />
9.00 PLENARY SESSION<br />
9.00 Chair’s introduction<br />
Matthew Fitzpatrick, Conference Chair, Principal Podiatrist<br />
– Musculoskeletal & Advanced Therapies and Medicines<br />
Officer, Society of Chiropodists & Podiatrists<br />
9.05 PASCOM – Patient reported outcomes & patient<br />
experience<br />
David Tollafield, Consultant Podiatric Surgeon, Chair of<br />
PASCOM Working Party<br />
9.20 Arthritis/surgery international speaker<br />
Dr John F. Grady, Director, Illinois Institute for Foot and<br />
Ankle Surgery, Chicago, USA<br />
9.50 Verrucae – how embarrassing are they?<br />
Dr Jane Sterling, Senior Lecturer and Honorary Consultant<br />
Dermatologist, Cambridge University Hospitals NHS<br />
Foundation Trust<br />
11.15-12.30 CONCURRENT SESSIONS C<br />
C1 A fresh look at foot and ankle biomechanics: From<br />
Root to Science<br />
Professor Chris Nester, Head of Research Centre: Centre<br />
for Health, Sport & Rehabilitation Sciences Research,<br />
University of Salford<br />
C2 Diabetes and peripheral arterial disease<br />
PAD - every Podiatrists role in defusing this ticking<br />
time bomb<br />
Martin Fox Vascular Specialist Podiatrist, Pennine Acute<br />
Hospital Trust, Manchester<br />
Debriding foot ulcers: who, where, why, how and<br />
where? - Neil Baker, Research Podiatrist, Ipswich<br />
Hospital, England<br />
National update on Podiatry in diabetes: where are<br />
we now 12 months on?<br />
results of NHS diabetes workforce survey on diabetes<br />
specialist Pods<br />
non medical prescribing project - a Supplementary<br />
Prescriber’s Experience<br />
Amputation Prevention Programme work<br />
Louise Stuart MBE, Consultant Podiatrist, Pennine<br />
Acute Hospital Trust, Manchester<br />
C3 Diagnostic and interventional ultrasound<br />
Dr James Brown, Interventional Sport and Exercise<br />
Medicine Physician, Chapel Allerton Hospital Leeds,<br />
Director, Technology in Medicine Ltd and Chief Medical<br />
Officer, Health Partners Europe Ltd<br />
C4 Myths in podiatric surgery<br />
Dr Tim Kilmartin, Consultant Podiatric Surgeon,<br />
Hillsborough Private Clinic, Northern Ireland; Steve Finney,<br />
Consultant Podiatric Surgeon, Kirklees PCT, UK;Steve<br />
Kriss, Consultant Podiatric Surgeon, RBH Foundation<br />
Trust, UK; Sally Feeney, Consultant Podiatric Surgeon,<br />
West Middlesex University Hospital; Harry Brown,<br />
Consultant Podiatric Surgeon, Chelmsley Wood Primary<br />
Care Trust; Stuart Metcalfe, Consultant Podiatric Surgeon,<br />
Chelmsley Wood Primary Care Trust<br />
C5 Surviving the recession<br />
Alex Catto, Principal, Sheen Podiatry<br />
C6 Student Careers Forum<br />
Chaired by: Dr Sarah Curran, Senior Lecturer, Wales Centre<br />
for Podiatric Studies, University of Wales Institute, Cardiff<br />
C7 Short Papers x 7<br />
Chaired by member of Council<br />
C8 Homeopathy and its use in podiatry<br />
Chair: Dr Tariq Khan, Consultant Podiatrist, Director of<br />
the Marigold Clinic, Royal London Hospital for Integrated<br />
Medicine, University College London Hospitals NHS<br />
Foundation Trust; Lesley Morrison-Peatfield, Podiatrist &<br />
Clinical Director, Best Foot Forward Ltd; Jane E.<br />
Greenwood, Specialist Podiatrist in Long Term Conditions<br />
Independent Practitioner, Faculty of Homeopathy Podiatry<br />
Members’ Representative<br />
12.30 Lunch, exhibition and ‘meet the author’ poster session<br />
10.20 Refreshments, exhibition and poster viewing
24-26 NOVEMBER 2011<br />
HARROGATE INTERNATIONAL CENTRE<br />
13.45-15.00 CONCURRENT SESSIONS D<br />
D1 What’s been happening in rheumatology?<br />
Guidelines for the management of the foot<br />
health problems associated with Rheumatoid<br />
Arthritis<br />
Dr Anita Williams, Senior Lecturer, Directorate of<br />
Prosthetics, Orthotics and Podiatry and Centre for<br />
Health, Sport and Rehabilitation Sciences Research,<br />
University of Salford & Samantha Davies, Clinical<br />
Specialist and Lead Podiatrist (Rheumatology) Pennine<br />
Acute Hospitals NHS Trust<br />
Patient initiated footcare in the absence of an<br />
education programme<br />
Dr Alison Blake, Podiatry Team Leader, NHS Wiltshire<br />
Biologics therapies - changing the podiatry needs<br />
of people with Inflammatory Arthritis?<br />
Lucy Edgson, Specialist Podiatrist, NHS Bournemouth<br />
& Poole Community Health Services<br />
Arthritis Research UK Podiatry Interns - former interns<br />
to be invited<br />
D2 Dermatology - Question and answer session<br />
Ivan Bristow, Dean, Faculty of Podiatric Medicine and<br />
General Practice; Dr Julia Schofield - Principal Lecturer<br />
& Consultant Dermatologist, School of Postgraduate<br />
Medicine, University of Hertfordshire<br />
D3 Musculoskeletal special interest<br />
Biomechanics of footwear and foot orthotics in<br />
the treatment of osteoarthritis - Dr Richard Jones,<br />
Centre for Health, Sport & Rehabilitation Sciences<br />
Research, University of Salford<br />
Stepping out of the laboratory into physical (in)<br />
activity - Danny Raffery, Glasgow Caledonian University<br />
D4 Podopaediatric issues in the developing child<br />
Foot problems in Down Syndrome<br />
Gordon Watt, Lecturer, Glasgow Caledonian University<br />
3-dimensional analysis of the paediatric foot<br />
during gait<br />
Ryan Mahaffey, Research Assistant & PhD candidate,<br />
University of East London<br />
Muscle strength development during childhood<br />
Luke Suckling, PhD candidate, University of East London<br />
Plantar pressure characteristics in obese children<br />
Dr Stewart Morrison, Senior Lecturer, University of<br />
East London<br />
D5 Finding evidence for clinical practice<br />
Mark Salmon, Programme Director, Engagement and<br />
Management, NHS Evidence<br />
D6 Footwear workshop<br />
Hosted by Jane McAdam, Principal Podiatrist,<br />
Biomechanics, Orthotics and Footwear, Salford Royal<br />
Foundation Trust and Martin Nunn, Podiatrist, Bolton<br />
NHS Foundation Trust<br />
D7 Short Papers – Surgery<br />
Presentations<br />
D8 Health service reform and Any Willing Provider<br />
(AWP) – An update<br />
Chair: Janet McInnes, Head of Podiatry Division,<br />
University of Brighton, Past Chair Council, SCP<br />
15.00 Refreshments, exhibition and poster viewing<br />
15.50-17.30 PLENARY SESSION<br />
Question Time – A chance to debate the big<br />
issues affecting our Society<br />
Chair: Matthew Fitzpatrick, Conference Chair<br />
Panel: Professor Stuart Baird, Janet McInnes, Joanna<br />
Brown, Dr Wilfred Foxe, Eddie Saville, Nita Parmar,<br />
David Goulds<br />
17.40-18.40 FRINGE MEETINGS<br />
R&D student research network meeting<br />
Dr Alan Borthwick, Chair of R&D Committee<br />
Private Practice Network Facilitators<br />
Debbie Delves, Committee of Private Practice<br />
PASCOM – Meeting the Team (The New Domains)<br />
David Tollafield & Anthony Maher, PASCOM Working<br />
Party (Webmasters)<br />
19.30 Conference party, the Old Swan hotel.<br />
Saturday 26 November<br />
8.15-9.15 FRINGE MEETINGS<br />
Podiatry Lecturers<br />
An opportunity for lecturers from the 13 Podiatry<br />
Schools to discuss current education issues.<br />
Alison Barlow, Dean, Faculty of Undergraduate<br />
Education SCP<br />
9.00 Registration, refreshments and exhibition<br />
9.30 CONCURRENT SESSION E<br />
E1 Osteoarthritis and the lower limb – current<br />
thinking<br />
Current views on the pathophysiology of lower<br />
limb OA<br />
Dr Claire Wenham, Specialist Registrar in<br />
Rheumatology and Research Fellow at the Section of<br />
Musculoskeletal Disease, University of Leeds<br />
Effective management strategies for Foot OA<br />
Dr Anne-Maree Keenan, Academic Podiatrist and<br />
Assistant Director NIHR Leeds Musculoskeletal<br />
Biomedical Research Unit, University of Leeds<br />
E2 Top tips and tricks for practice success<br />
Society and podiatry experts give their top surefire tips<br />
for practice success. Each presenter will speak for no<br />
longer than five minutes and give their top tips and a<br />
range of subjects that will help you run and market you<br />
and your practice more effectively. There will be no<br />
need to take notes as all tips, tricks and further reading<br />
will be listed post conference on the Society’s website.<br />
E3 Do you and your practice have a tax planning<br />
strategy?<br />
Riz Akthar, Partner, RA Accountants LLP<br />
E4 Managing chronic pain<br />
Referred pain; thinking outside of the box<br />
Professor Peter Abrahams, Institute of Clinical Education<br />
Managing musculoskeletal pain<br />
Dr Simon Vulfsons, Deputy Director, Rambam Health<br />
Care Campus, Haifa, Israel<br />
Unusual<br />
Dr Jane Pritchard, Physician in pain management,<br />
Charing Cross Hospital and Imperial College
PULLOUT<br />
PROGRAMME<br />
E5 Core update – Basic Life Support part I<br />
Limited to 30 persons total. Must book part I, part II and<br />
part III<br />
E6 Dermatology workshop<br />
Rebecca Penzer, Community Dermatology Nurse<br />
Specialist, Norfolk Community Health & Care (NHS) Trust<br />
E7 Assessing and managing the high risk foot<br />
Paul Chadwick Principal Podiatrist, Salford NHS Trust<br />
and Duncan Stan, Lead Diabetes Specialist Podiatrist,<br />
Glasgow, Scotland<br />
E8 Clinical biomechanics - how can it help my<br />
patients?<br />
Bob Longwoth, Extended Scope MSK Podiatrist, Leeds<br />
NHS and visiting Lecturer, Staffordshire University; Jill<br />
Halstead, Honorary Musculoskeletal and Rheumatology<br />
Podiatrist and Arthritis Research UK PhD Student,<br />
University of Leeds<br />
10.30 Refreshments, exhibition and poster viewing<br />
11.15-12.15 CONCURRENT SESSION F<br />
F1 Sero-negative arthropathies – What is that?<br />
What can I do?<br />
Sero-negative arthropathies, the clinical picture<br />
Dr Phillip Helliwell, Senior Lecturer in Rheumatology,<br />
Leeds Institute of Molecular Medicine, Section of<br />
Musculoskeletal Disease, University of Leeds<br />
Podiatry’s input in the management of Psoriatic<br />
Arthritis foot disease<br />
Dr Debbie Turner, Arthritis Research UK Senior Lecturer<br />
in Podiatry, Glasgow Caledonian University<br />
The ‘S’ Factor: rheumatology in primary care<br />
Dr Anthony Redmond, Arthritis Research UK Senior<br />
Lecturer, Section of Musculoskeletal Disease, University<br />
of Leeds<br />
F2 “Safety First” is “Safety Always.”<br />
Gordon Burrow, Senior Lecturer in Podiatry, Chartered<br />
Safety and Health Practitioner, Glasgow Caledonian<br />
University<br />
F3 Surgical clinical case studies (submitted)<br />
Tom Maul, Podiatrist and Surgical Trainee, West<br />
Middlesex University Hospital; Ernest Barlow-Kearsley,<br />
Consultant Podiatric Surgeon, Charing Cross Hospital;<br />
Rebeca Gomez, Podiatrist, UK<br />
F4 Core Update – Basic Life Support / AED Training<br />
part II<br />
Limited to 30 persons total. Must book part I, part II<br />
and part III<br />
F5 Homeopathy and the treatment of arthritis and<br />
rheumatism<br />
Chair: Jane Greenwood, Specialist Podiatrist in Long Term<br />
Conditions and Independent Practitioner and Faculty of<br />
Homeopathy Podiatry Members’ Representative<br />
An holistic approach to treatment<br />
Dr Keith Souter, GP, Private Holistic Practice, Yorkshire<br />
A personal journey with RA<br />
Lauren Vaknine, British Homepathic Associations’<br />
Trustee, JayLa Enterprises Ltd, London<br />
F6 The PaSS Project – Podiatry and School Science<br />
Dr Julia Potter, University of Southampton, on behalf of<br />
the Admissions Tutor Forum<br />
F7 Core update<br />
Peripheral arterial disease<br />
Martin Fox Vascular Specialist Podiatrist, Pennine Acute<br />
Hospital Trust, Manchester<br />
PLENARY SESSION<br />
12.15-12.45 Bob Prince Memorial Lecture<br />
Antony Wilkinson, Consultant Podiatric Surgeon, Clinical<br />
Head of Podiatric Surgery, Doncaster PCT<br />
12.45-12.55 Poster and short paper award winners presentation<br />
Dr Alan Borthwick, Chairman of the Research &<br />
Development Committee, SCP and Senior Lecturer,<br />
University of Southampton, Matthew Fitzpatrick,<br />
Conference Chair<br />
12.55-13.45 Lunch, exhibition and poster viewing (final session)<br />
13.45-15.45 WORKSHOPS<br />
W1 Casting (MSK)<br />
Neutral impression casting made easy (podiatrist<br />
and laboratory perspectives)<br />
Justin Coulter, MSK Podiatrist and Director, First Podiatry<br />
Ltd; Mark Fairclough, Director, MGF Laboratories<br />
W2 Emollients/skincare<br />
Rebecca Penzer, Community Dermatology Nurse<br />
Specialist, Norfolk Community Health & Care (NHS) Trust<br />
W3 Core update – Basic Life Support / AED Training<br />
part III<br />
Limited to 30 persons total. Must book part I, part II<br />
and part III<br />
W4 Pharmacology update: Prescription-Only<br />
Medicines (POMs) now accessible to UK<br />
podiatrists - the Science behind them<br />
Dr Jean Mooney, Consultant in Podiatry to the Royal<br />
Hospital Chelsea, and private practitioner<br />
W5 Demonstration of foot and ankle ultrasound<br />
workshop<br />
Dr James Brown, Interventional Sport and Exercise<br />
Medicine Physician, Chapel Allerton Hospital Leeds,<br />
Director, Technology in Medicine Ltd and Chief Medical<br />
Officer, Health Partners Europe Ltd<br />
W6 Hands on / assessment techniques for regional<br />
anaesthesia Linked to A4<br />
Steve Hewitt, Podiatric Surgeon, West Middlesex<br />
University Hospital and Ryan McCallum, Podiatric<br />
Surgeon, West Middlesex University Hospital<br />
W7 The future of podiatry: Research and the Society<br />
(40mns slot)<br />
Dr Alan Borthwick, Chairman of the Research &<br />
Development Committee, SCP and Senior Lecturer,<br />
University of Southampton and Dr Wesley Vernon, Head<br />
of Podiatry Service & Research Lead, Sheffield PCT,<br />
Visiting Professor Huddersfield University, Visiting<br />
Professor Staffordshire University<br />
W8 Unusual pain won’t get better? The missing part<br />
of the jigsaw...neural tension. Learn how to<br />
assess, treat and when to refer<br />
Sally Smillie, Clinical Specialist in Podopaediatrics, NHS<br />
Medway Community Healthcare
Conference Information<br />
Poster Presentations<br />
Presenting your work at Europe’s largest podiatry conference not only<br />
serves to raise the profile of yourself, colleagues and your employing<br />
organisation, but also highlights new research and developments, and<br />
provides a platform for sharing new ideas and initiatives with your peers.<br />
Accepted presentations can help shape the conference agenda by<br />
bringing new topics and ways of working to the forefront and<br />
stimulating debate.<br />
Poster displays offer a more informal setting in which to learn about a<br />
wide variety of research and service development.<br />
Submissions are welcome from podiatrists of all levels and backgrounds<br />
demonstrating research or practice initiatives in all areas of the<br />
profession including diabetes, rheumatology, management, surgery,<br />
biomechanics, dermatology, footwear, orthotics and general practice.<br />
Cash prizes will be given for the Best Poster Presentation, Best Oral Paper<br />
as well as Best Student Paper and Best International Paper.<br />
Posters will be on display in the exhibition hall for the duration of the<br />
conference with a manned poster session on Friday lunchtime.<br />
Presenters will be required to register for the conference in order to<br />
present their poster.<br />
For further information or to submit an abstract<br />
please visit www.scpconference.com or contact<br />
the conference organisers on 020 8832 7311.<br />
Submission deadline: 31 August 2011<br />
Abstracts will be reviewed by the Conference Committee and<br />
authors will be contacted in September 2011.<br />
Social Events<br />
SCP Welcome Reception<br />
Thursday 24 November 17.45<br />
All delegates are invited to attend the Society’s welcome reception which will<br />
be held in the exhibition hall from 5.45, offering the opportunity to meet<br />
with exhibitors and other delegates over a glass of wine. Council members<br />
will be on the Society stand, to enable members to meet with Council.<br />
In addition, student podiatrists will be in attendance and keen to<br />
meet with Society members to network and learn from their more<br />
experienced peers.<br />
Conference Dinner<br />
Thursday 24 November 20.00<br />
Hosted by the Deans of the Faculty of Undergraduate Education, the<br />
Faculty of Podiatric Medicine, the Faculty of Podiatric Surgery & the<br />
Faculty of Management.<br />
The Conference Dinner will be held at The Barceló Harrogate Majestic Hotel<br />
and will feature a drinks reception, three course dinner and entertainment.<br />
All delegates are welcome to attend. Tickets are £60.<br />
Dress code: Black Tie or Lounge Suit.<br />
Student Night<br />
Thursday 24 November 20.30<br />
Aspiring student’s who have a talent are invited to show off on Podiatry<br />
has Talent. You will have to impress our panel of famous judges & a live<br />
audience but there are Cash Prizes for the best. Apply to Elaine Garnett<br />
(eg@scpod.org). With SPECIAL guest appearances and the opportunity<br />
to network and have fun! And we’ll throw in a free drink on arrival and<br />
tickets are only £5. PODIATRY HAS TALENT, HONEST!!!<br />
Conference Party<br />
Friday 25 November, 19.30<br />
The Society presents the Conference Party! This year the red carpet will<br />
be laid at the Old Swan Hotel. The theme is Hollywood Glamour – this is<br />
your chance to dress up in the style of those great Hollywood Classics.<br />
Oscars will be awarded for the best fancy dress costume so come as the<br />
movie star you’ve always wanted to be: Marilyn, Clark, Audrey, Fred, Liz,<br />
Cary or Sophia….. Lights, camera, action – are you ready for your red<br />
carpet moment? Entertainment will include a brat pack swing band,<br />
casino tables and much, much more. Tickets are £20.<br />
The Exhibition<br />
The exhibition is a vital element of the event and now the largest<br />
podiatry trade show in Europe. The wide range of exhibitors provides<br />
delegates with the opportunity to explore and compare a vast array of<br />
products, services and suppliers. A list of confirmed exhibitors can be<br />
found on www.scpconference.com<br />
Delegates are encouraged to take the time during the conference to<br />
visit the exhibitors, as without their support the conference would<br />
not be possible.<br />
Conference Organisers<br />
Profile Productions Ltd<br />
Northumberland House,<br />
11 The Pavement, Popes Lane,<br />
London, W5 4NG<br />
t.020 8832 7311 f.020 8832 7301 e.scp@profileproductions.co.uk<br />
w.www.scpconference.com
Venue Information<br />
Harrogate International<br />
Centre (HIC)<br />
Harrogate International Centre has benefited from carefully<br />
planned expansions and improvements in recent years.<br />
Today it offers some of the UK’s best integrated facilities for<br />
conferences and exhibitions, consolidating its position at the<br />
forefront of the world’s top meeting centres. It is also ideally<br />
situated in the heart of the town, so you are also close to<br />
beautiful parks, shops, restaurants and many hotels.<br />
Accommodation<br />
Harrogate offers a wide range of accommodation for all budgets<br />
and requirements. Hotel reservations are being handled through<br />
Reservations Highway who have negotiated special rates for<br />
delegates during the event. Full details will be sent to delegates on<br />
confirmation of booking; in the meantime you can book online via<br />
the conference website or via www.reservation-highway.co.uk<br />
(access code lowercase ‘foot11’ ) or by calling 01423 525577 or<br />
emailing admin@reservation-highway.co.uk<br />
Getting to Harrogate<br />
We are actively encouraging attendees to<br />
travel by public transport and large<br />
reductions in fares are available if travel is<br />
booked well in advance. Trains run every<br />
hour into Harrogate from London King’s<br />
Cross Station via York or Leeds and the<br />
journey time is approximately 2 hours<br />
and 45 minutes via York and 3 hours<br />
via Leeds. Main line links from the<br />
North and Scotland run from<br />
Glasgow Central changing at<br />
York, journey time approximately<br />
4 hours and 45 minutes. From<br />
Manchester the journey time is<br />
approximately 2 hours.<br />
For further details and prices either call or visit:<br />
National Rail Enquiries: 08457 484950 www.nationalrail.co.uk<br />
East Coast: 08457 225225 www.eastcoast.co.uk<br />
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Booking Form<br />
Delegate Details<br />
Name<br />
Position<br />
Organisation<br />
Address<br />
Tel<br />
Email<br />
SCP member<br />
Membership no:<br />
Postcode<br />
Special Requirements<br />
Vegetarian Vegan Wheelchair access<br />
Hearing loop<br />
Other<br />
I am not willing to have my details published in the<br />
delegate list.<br />
Conference Sessions<br />
Please indicate which session you wish to attend:<br />
Concurrent session A – Thursday 24 November, 14.20<br />
A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 A6 A7 A8<br />
Concurrent session B – Thursday 24 November, 16.45<br />
B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 B7 B8<br />
Concurrent session C – Friday 25 November, 11.15<br />
C1 C2 C3 C4 C5 C6 C7 C8<br />
Concurrent session D – Friday 25 November, 13.45<br />
D1 D2 D3 D4 D5 D6 D7 D8<br />
Concurrent session E – Saturday 26 November, 9.30<br />
E1 E2 E3 E4 E5 E6 E7 E8<br />
Concurrent session F – Saturday 26 November, 11.15<br />
F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6 F7<br />
Workshop Session – Saturday 26 November, 13.45<br />
W1 W2 W3 W4 W5 W6 W7 W8<br />
Registration Fees<br />
Until 30 June 2011<br />
1 July 2011 onwards<br />
Full conference<br />
Members £175 £225<br />
Non members £255 £305<br />
Two day*<br />
Members £155 £205<br />
Non members £235 £285<br />
One day*<br />
Members £125 £175<br />
Non members £205 £255<br />
*For one or two day tickets please indicate which day/s you<br />
wish to attend: Thursday Friday Saturday<br />
Concessions (rates are for full conference)<br />
Under-graduate student CPSA member* £39<br />
Under-graduate student Non member * £69<br />
PhD student Member £99<br />
PhD student Non member £129<br />
Newly qualified in 2011** £69<br />
Practitioners assistant/orthotic tech Member £39<br />
Practitioners assistant/orthotic tech Non member £69<br />
*Students must be members of one of the 13 recognised UK schools of podiatry<br />
**Must be a graduate of one of the 13 recognised UK schools of podiatry and<br />
must become a member of the Society by 31 December 2011
Registration Fees (Continued)<br />
Exhibition only tickets<br />
(One day only*. No access to conference sessions)<br />
Members £10<br />
Non members £25<br />
* Please indicate which day you wish to attend<br />
Thursday Friday Saturday<br />
Social Events<br />
Student Night, Thursday 24 November 2011 £5<br />
Conference Dinner, Thursday 24 November 2011 £60<br />
Conference Party, Friday 25 November 2011 £20<br />
Group Bookings<br />
Buy 5 tickets get the 6th ticket free!<br />
This offer applies when booking 5 or more delegates where<br />
delegates work for the same organisation. Only one invoice<br />
for the group can be raised. The offer is not eligible to groups<br />
of delegates from different organisations requiring separate<br />
invoices. Please contact us for further details.<br />
Payment Details<br />
I enclose a cheque made payable to SCP Conference for £<br />
Please debit my credit/debit card for the sum of £<br />
Card no:<br />
Expiry: Security No: Issue no:<br />
Cardholder name and address if different from above<br />
Please send me an invoice for the sum of £<br />
PO number<br />
Invoice name and address if different from above<br />
All invoices will be emailed<br />
Email<br />
Tel<br />
I confirm I have read and agree to the terms and conditions<br />
of booking.<br />
Signature<br />
Date<br />
Please return booking form to:<br />
Profile Productions Ltd<br />
Northumberland House,<br />
11 The Pavement, Popes Lane,<br />
London, W5 4NG<br />
t: 020 8832 7311 f: 020 8832 7301<br />
e: scp@profileproductions.co.uk<br />
w: www.scpconference.com<br />
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tickets<br />
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Terms and conditions<br />
1. The organiser of the Society of Chiropodists & Podiatrists<br />
Annual Conference and Exhibition 2011 is Profile<br />
Productions Ltd., Northumberland House, Popes Lane,<br />
London W5 4NG.<br />
2. Registrations can only be accepted on receipt of a<br />
completed registration form. Completion of this<br />
registration form constitutes a legally binding agreement<br />
and you must sign, agreeing to the terms and conditions,<br />
in order for your booking to be processed.<br />
3. Your place is not guaranteed until you have received<br />
confirmation from Profile Productions Ltd.<br />
4. Confirmation will be emailed to you within 14 working<br />
days of receiving your booking.<br />
5. Profile Productions Ltd. cannot be held responsible should<br />
your registration form not be received.<br />
6. If you have not heard from us 14 working days after<br />
sending your completed form, or 14 working days before<br />
the start date of the conference, it is your responsibility<br />
to contact us to ensure your place is booked.<br />
7. All invoices should be paid within 21 days of the invoice<br />
date and MUST be paid prior to the conference. Failure to<br />
do so may result in your place being cancelled.<br />
8. Any delegates registering within 28 days of the start of<br />
the conference MUST include valid credit card details on<br />
the registration form.<br />
9. The delegate is responsible for ensuring payment to<br />
Profile Productions Ltd. has been made. Any delegates<br />
arriving at the conference without payment having been<br />
made will be asked to provide credit card details as a<br />
guarantee of payment; refusal to do this may result in<br />
entry to the conference not being permitted.<br />
10. Registration fees include VAT at the prevailing rate,<br />
complimentary refreshments and conference materials.<br />
Lunch is not included and will be available for delegates<br />
to purchase.<br />
11. Cancellations will only be accepted in writing. Cancellations<br />
received on or prior to 24 October 2011 will be refunded<br />
subject to a £25 administration fee. Cancellations received<br />
after 24 October 2011 will not be refunded. However,<br />
substitute delegates will be accepted at any time.<br />
12. Any delegate registered to attend who, for whatever<br />
reason, may not be able to attend the conference, is still<br />
liable for payment as per the cancellation policy in item 11.