Follow us on Twitter..........The MACP is in the process of developing a social media strategy to grow our presence and profile online. We are all keen to involve as many members as possible in this a...
Physiotherapy UK Conference - 11th-12th October 2013, Birmingham International Convention Centre........The MACP have been issued with a unique discount code which entitles 10% of our members a 10% di...
Physical Therapists scope of practice is being challenged in California. comptsig.blogspot.co.uk/2013/03/chiropractors-trying-to-steal.html?m=1<http://comptsig.blogspot.co.uk/2013/03/chiropractors-...
WCPT E-Update - January 2013 - From the President and Secretary General........Recently a film from the first WCPT Congress held 60 years ago in London came to light. It is a poignant reminder of WCPT...
International Framework for Examination of the Cervical Region for potential of Cervical Arterial Dysfunction prior to Orthopaedic Manual Therapy Intervention.This consensus document presents a clinic...
Members may be interested in this exhibition........................COPA Practice Growth 2013, 6th-7th June 2013, ExCel, London - click here for websiteFrom COPA:We are delighted to introduce COPA Pra...
MACP members views sought on the new AHP Advisory Fitness for Work Report pilot........Click here to access Fitness Report............."Dear MSK Physiotherapist, The pilot of the AHP Advisor...
MACP Members........There is now a new way to access Manual Therapy (and the journals below) - which will be of added benefit to MACP members - as you will no longer need a separate username and passw...
CALLING ALL BLOGGERS, TWEETERS, FACEBOOK USERS AND GENERAL SOCIAL MEDIA GURUS - THE MACP NEEDS YOU!!!!!!The Executive Committee would like to hear from any MACP member who would like to help us in dev...
December 20, 2012...........Closing date for submission of abstractsNote that all submissions should be made electronically via the official ABSTRACT SUBMISSION FORM available on www.worldcongresslbp....
It is expected that over 1000 delegates will attend the conference in 2012, and that many of these will require accommodation for the event. Based on trends from previous events, steps are being taken to reserve 400 rooms in London. A wide variety of accommodation will be made available to delegates; from luxury hotels in the city centre for those looking to spoil themselves, to University accommodation for those on a tight budget to those taking advantage of the adopt-a-delegate scheme.
With the assistance of a leading agency, luxury accommodation in the centre of London has been identified and will be reserved to ensure availability once the bid winner has been announced.
Budget accommodation will be available in King's College London or Queen Mary College halls of residence. All rooms have en-suite facilities and some have shared use of cooking facilities. This accommodation will be competitively priced and is conveniently located for the conference facilities and central London. Stamford Hall, the King's residence, is located in SE1, across the river from Westminster and the conference centre. Queen Mary's halls of residence can be found in the East end of London near the venue for the London 2012 Olympics. No residence will be more than 40 minutes travel from the conference venue.
There are proposals for an adopt-a-delegate scheme, mimicking that proposed for the London 2012 Olympics and capitalising on the vast numbers of physiotherapists living and working in central London. London physiotherapists will sign up for the scheme and provide accommodation for visiting delegates hence building links and bridges that will benefit the profession even further.
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