SCOTLAND: the future of serious injury claims and rehabilitation for amputees

This event will provide fresh guidance for case managers, lawyers and insurers on working together to get positive clinical outcomes for amputees.

A panel of industry experts will share their knowledge and experience on the advantages of working collaboratively to get positive results for people who have been seriously injured and subsequently become amputees.

This interactive, networking Zoom seminar will discuss the advantages of local, private treatment and tips and techniques to ensure cases run smoothly.

Insights will be supported with real life case studies and scenarios for case managers to consider in 2021.

If you have clients or patients in Scotland who have been seriously injured – this is a brilliant opportunity to glean expert knowledge on topics including:

• Private clinics v NHS: the difference for amputees in a post-Covid climate ✅
• The increasing importance of local provision for amputees ✅
• The importance of a multi-disciplinary approach to treatment ✅
• How to work with insurers to process a claim smoothly and swiftly  ✅
• The legal issues to consider when dealing with amputee cases ✅
• The game-changing tech available for patients in 2021 and cost v benefits considerations ✅
• Real life case studies of patients ✅

Our webinar will enable delegates to get a behind-the-scenes look at the ‘golden rules’ of processing a successful case to get positive outcomes for their client and all the professionals involved.

Meet the speakers: 

David Morrison – Lead Prosthetist, Pace Rehabilitation, Glasgow

Helen Scott – Senior Physiotherapist, Pace Rehabilitation, Glasgow

Jodi Gordon – Partner at Motorcycle Law Scotland

Steve Love QC – Co-Director of Compass Chambers  

Date: Thursday, 15th April, 2021

Time: 11:00am - 12:30pm

Format: a 90-minute online session including a Q&A and networking opportunity.

Bookings: Free to members and non-members.  Should you have any queries or need assistance, please contact us by email info@cmsuk.org or phone 0333 2070755