We are looking for clinicians to present at MASCIP’s 24th annual conference, taking place on 17th November 2022 at Loughborough University. Please see the event page for more information and how to submit an abstract. Further details about the conference will be added as they become available.
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The MASCIP committee were very sorry to learn that John Borthwick has passed away.John was an instrumental figure in the setting up of MASCIP and he was a MASCIP committee member for many years. His contribution was much appreciated in checking access to conference venues pre-Loughborough were suitable, along with ensuring the perspective of the individual with a spinal cord […]
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MASCIP’s 23rd annual conference took place on 11th November 2021 at Burleigh Court, Loughborough on the topic of ‘Mind and Body: Inseparably Integrated’. Some photos from the event can be found below. Above left: Katherine Finlay, oral presentation winner, sponsored by Coloplast. Above right: Tracey Geddis receiving prize for poster presentation, sponsored by Emma Way Associates. Above: Poster review and […]
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MASCIP’s 24th annual conference will be taking place on 17th November 2022 at Burleigh Court Conference Centre, Loughborough. Further details will be added to the event page as they become available.
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Participants are wanted for a study looking at how relationships are maintained, adapt and are enhanced following a spinal cord injury. We hope that the results of the study will help to provide support and guidance for professionals supporting people living with spinal cord injuries and their families. To take part in the study we would have a conversation […]
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Stoke Mandeville Spinal Research – an independent charity dedicated to funding research that will help to improve quality of life for people living with a spinal cord injury – is launching a new PhD studentship programme. The studentships will enable high quality graduates to develop the skills to build an independent career in academic research related to one of […]
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Whilst unable to provide face-to-face education or training at the moment, the Spinal Injuries Association (SIA) Academy has adapted its programme to provide virtual learning for healthcare professionals. The SIA Academy is now able to offer bespoke virtual education sessions on spinal cord injury which are facilitated live over Zoom by members of the SCI Nurse Specialist Team. As […]
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The Spinal Injuries Association (SIA) is offering a range of services to support you during these challenging times. The organisation’s Specialist Nursing, Advocacy and Support Network teams are available to assist with issues relating to the current coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, including physical and mental wellbeing, health provisions and general advice. For further information, please visit spinal.co.uk/coronavirus.
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The Rugby Football Union (RFU)’s Injured Players Foundation are seeking researchers who can contribute to their aim of preventing severe rugby injuries and investigating psychological adaptation to injury. The RFU Injured Players Foundation is Rugby England’s official charity and exists to support players with spinal cord and/or traumatic brain injuries sustained from participating in the game. Read the full […]
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Are you a male non-smoker, aged 18-50, with a cervical-level spinal cord injury? Jordan Fenton, postgraduate researcher at the Peter Harrison Centre for Disability Sports at Loughborough University, is looking for volunteers who answer yes to the above questions to take part in a study on appetite regulation. If you meet the criteria and are interested in participating, please download […]
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