The London MSK Improvement Network is a learning and sharing forum directed towards multidisciplinary professionals involved in delivering, leading or managing musculoskeletal services in London. The Network builds upon the success of the MSK Improvement and Innovation Forum and provides an opportunity for clinicians and leaders working in musculoskeletal services to come together to discuss improvement and innovation.
Each event focuses on learning to inform clinical, research, education and leadership best practice. Presentations have included topics such as: shared decision making, the role of supervision and leadership in healthcare and updates on Regional MSK improvement projects.
With over 20 million people in the UK living with a musculoskeletal condition, discussing service improvements is necessary to improve the quality of life to those living with a diagnosis.
The event is expertly co-Chaired by HIN’s Christina Sothinathan, and Ben Wanless, Consultant Physiotherapist at St George’s Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.
Resources
Below you can find presentations and additional resources from previous London MSK Improvement Network events.
24 June 2022
27 January 2023
Dr. Kam Seehra’s HIN Presentation Referral Optimization Update 2023
Ben Wanless, Consultant Physiotherapist, Presentation on Digital Enablers for MSK Self-Management
Ian Bernstein’s presentation on the Musculoskeletal Health Improvement Network for London
Keisha Antonopoulos’s presentation on Leadership
23 June 2023
Ian Bernstein’s slide on Establishing a Musculoskeletal (MSK) Health Improvement Network for London – a case study
Julia Tabrah’s slides on Cervico-cranial red flag screening
- Resource: Cervico-cranial red flag screening tool.
Lesley Perkin’s slides on Quality improvement in primary care multi-professional roles
Jim Kelly’s slides on Commissioning a Musculoskeletal Pathway
Andrew Cuff’s slides on PhysioNow
Dee Pratt’s slides on FCP: The Dual Triage Model
Dr Lucksy Kottam, Melissa Johnson & Prof Amar Rangan, Mel Jonson slides on UK FROST Enhanced Dissemination Project
and UK Frozen Shoulder Trial (UK FROST)