Delegates will have the opportunity to interact with clinicians and the patient as they explore multiple different treatment approaches to address the current clinical problem. This demonstration will combine conventional therapy approaches with different current and novel technologies, with devices from multiple companies being presented. The advantages and disadvantages of devices will be objectively and pragmatically evaluated, alongside how using a combination of treatments can optimise patient outcomes.

A framework will be provided to support delegates in their own clinical reasoning, prompting engineers to consider the patient holistically and encouraging clinicians to challenge their practice in more depth. The session will conclude with empowered delegates being able to choose and justify their preferred treatment approach, respecting that this may vary between individuals so long asclinical reasoning is sound.

An emphasis on maximising recovery and minimising compensations will run throughout theworkshop, linking back to clinical drivers of normal movement patterns, functional gains andmeaningful activities. Throughout the week, the MiNT Society will also host 5 presentations. They will each be 90 minutes long and will be a round table format with some formal presentations, breakout groups and some demonstrations. There will be some patient participation and the sessions will be interactive and inclusive, with audience participation encouraged. Join us!