MASCIP’s 21st Annual Conference – ‘Up to Your Neck in it!’: Life with Tetraplegia
**Full details of the programme to follow at a later date**
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SIA Study Day – Continence Matters: Introduction to Managing the Neurogenic Bowel in Spinal Cord Injury
Continence Matters: Introduction to Managing the Neurogenic Bowel in Spinal Cord Injury is taking place in Milton Keynes on 13 February 2019. This study day is being run by the Spinal Injuries Association and is aimed at healthcare professionals interested in or working with individuals with neurogenic bowel dysfunction as a result of SCI. It’s a new event which will not […]
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Christmas 2018 Newsletter
MASCIP’s 21st Annual Conference MASCIP’s 21st annual conference will take place on Thursday 28th November 2019 at Loughborough University. Further details to follow. 22nd-24th May 2019 Third International Congress on NeuroRehabilitation and Neural Repair A Fond Farewell to Angela Gall Dr Angela Gall, Clinical Lead and Rehabilitation Consultant at the London Spinal Cord Injury Centre and former Chair of MASCIP (2008-2012) is […]
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Make a Difference with MASCIP’s Paul Kennedy Bursary
In 2016, the spinal cord injury community were devastated by the unexpected and sudden passing of Professor Paul Kennedy. Paul was a leading clinical psychologist and researcher. He combined vision, knowledge and enthusiasm with his passion to promote and develop quality SCI management, and founded MASCIP in 1998 to support all professionals involved in the patients’ journey. He believed MASCIP […]
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September 2018 Newsletter
Still need to book your place? Email: mascipsecretary@hotmail.co.uk Get it into your diary! Have you booked your study leave for your next Spinal Cord Injury course? Bridging the Gap: 17-19th September and 15th-17th October – 3 day acute and rehab modules on physiotherapy management of SCI adults Not just a fracture: 4th October – acute SCI nursing study day Care of the paralysed person in […]
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May 2018 Newsletter
Want to keep yourself up to date? Check the recently added items on the MASCIP website: The new MASCIP vocational guidelines The new SCI exercise guidelines (under health and fitness) New paediatric guidelines: managing childhood onset Spinal cord Injury and using electrical stimulation in paediatric neurodisability Plan ahead and book your place on the 20th Annual MASCIP conference ‘BELOW THE BELT’ 22nd November 2018 Burleigh Court, […]
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September 2017 Newsletter
Think you can help MASCIP and our members? Why not join the MASCIP Committee? MASCIP is seeking new committee members from SCI Centres. There is currently under representation from SCI Centres, which needs to be addressed to meet the constitutional requirements. New committee membership helps drive MASCIP towards its objectives and aids ongoing development of the organisation. The job description […]
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NSpine Live – live stream
63+ keynote presentations will be streamed LIVE and free over the four days of NSpine 2017. Click here to watch the live stream Please see the full list of speakers and topics for the NSpine live stream below: Day 1: Monday 12 June – Live from Lecture Theatre 1 Clinical Keynotes 08:45 Welcome & Chair, Bronek Boszczyk 09.00 From Harrington […]
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April 2017 MASCIP Newsletter
2016 MASCIP Conference Feedback Summary 16th November 2016 Title: ‘Contending with complexity’ IMAGO centre, Loughborough University Get it into your diary! 19th Annual MASCIP Conference 23rd November 2017 Title: ‘Ages and Stages in Spinal Cord Injury’ IMAGO centre, Loughborough University The Paul Kennedy Bursary MASCIP is establishing an ongoing bursary in the memory of Paul Kennedy. The Paul Kennedy ‘Making a […]
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November newsletter
Paul Kennedy I think we were all devastated and shocked by the sudden loss of Paul Kennedy. It certainly hit me hard as both a colleague and friend.for over 25 years. He was an inspirational and visionary professional who saw what was needed, how it could be achieved and then went on to ensure it was delivered. He provided evidence […]
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