The SOMM provides a comprehensive programme of postgraduate courses for physiotherapists, doctors and other MSK health professionals (e.g. osteopaths, podiatrists & chiropractors) throughout the UK and overseas.
Want to know more about our stand alone courses, diplomas and MSc programme? We’ve explained everything here in less than 2 minutes. Enjoy!
Listen to Warren Brown (Advanced Level Physiotherapy Practitioner) tell you more about our course programme. He’s been through our Foundation and Option modules and talks openly about his experiences and the impact on his clinical skills and career.
“The SOMM MSc is a fantastic way to consolidate the learning from all SOMM modules, and with the aid of highly skilled tutors develop research into areas that can positively affect your own and others future practice”.
“Great Course – thank you. Exceeded my expectations, which were already high!”
“I wouldn’t be where I am today without SOMM courses so keep up the good work!”
“Excellent facilitation by the Course Principal. Thoroughly enjoyed the course.”
“Great amount of practice to support learning. Brilliant and approachable tutors.”
“This is a well structured course and tutors are very approachable.”
If you are a Band 6 MSK Physio in the NHS then the short video below⬇️ will be well worth a watch👍
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Foundation Unit 2 - Lumbar Spine and Lower Limb
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A 4 day course covering the lumbar spine, hip, knee and ankle/foot. The course is highly practical and combines this with theory lectures, clinical reasoning, and a review of functional anatomy. This ...Quick helpful screen for upper limb peripheral nerve injuries from Ruth Bradley
Great first day of our Unit 1 in Liverpool. A good mixture of 28 physiotherapists and doctors with one physio flying over from Hong Kong for the course! 👏
This follows on nicely from Duncan’s session on adverse events yesterday for those on Unit 1 of the injection course in Liverpool. We’ve changed our advice when screening patients prior to injection. Instead of asking if your patient has ever had an allergic reaction to LA, we advise you broaden the question to ask if they’ve ever had an allergic reaction to anything. This is because the incidence of anaphylaxis and anaphylactoid reactions are becoming more prevalent and patients are more likely to be allergic to LA if they have previously been sensitised by another allergen.
'Worrying' rise in severe allergies in children
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The parents of Natasha Ednan-Laperouse, who died in 2016, call the increase "deeply alarming".
