How MDTs Improve Outcomes in Complex Rehabilitation Cases

From Referral to Results:

“Getting the right clinicians working together at the right time.”
This is the single biggest challenge we hear from case managers coordinating complex rehabilitation cases.

When communication between professionals is fragmented or roles are unclear, progress can slow and case management becomes significantly more demanding.

This seminar is designed specifically for case managers working in complex rehabilitation and focuses on practical insight that can be applied directly to real cases.

Understanding how a well coordinated multidisciplinary team operates can make a substantial difference to how efficiently complex cases move forward.

Hosted by , this half day seminar will explore how effective collaboration between occupational therapy, physiotherapy, psychology and mobility specialists supports smoother case management and better outcomes for clients.

Using real client case examples, our speakers will walk through the rehabilitation journey from initial referral through intervention and progress, demonstrating how coordinated multidisciplinary rehabilitation can reduce delays, remove barriers to progress and support meaningful functional gains.

Attendees will gain insight into how professionals within complex rehabilitation and neurological rehabilitation work together, how communication between clinicians and case managers can be streamlined, and how timely clinical decision making can support more effective rehabilitation planning.

The event is designed for professionals working across Stockport, Greater Manchester and East Cheshire, and also provides an opportunity to connect with others working in case management and multidisciplinary rehabilitation across the region.

By attending this seminar you will:

• See how a coordinated multidisciplinary team approach improves rehabilitation outcomes
• Understand how effective collaboration can support smoother case management
• Gain insight into the roles of occupational therapy, physiotherapy, psychology and mobility specialists within complex rehabilitation
• Learn practical approaches to communication and joint working with clinical teams
• Explore how timely equipment and mobility provision supports rehabilitation progress
• Connect with professionals working in case management and complex rehabilitation across Greater Manchester

• A real client journey from referral through rehabilitation
• The role of each MDT professional in supporting functional progress
• Coordinating therapy goals across disciplines
• The importance of timely equipment and mobility provision
• How effective MDT communication supports both case managers and clients

Clinical Psychologist Kirsty Edgson (MBACP Accred.)

Topic: The positive impact that multidisciplinary working has on professionals mental health.

Independence Mobility

Topic: Mobility equipment and specialist healthcare UK manufactured products for adults and children.

Manchester Occupational Therapy Services

Topic: To be confirmed

Specialist Neurological Physiotherapist Caroline Farrow BSc MCSP

Topic: To be confirmed

This event is particularly relevant for professionals involved in:

• Case management
• Complex rehabilitation
• Neurological rehabilitation
• Occupational therapy and allied health professions
• Medico legal rehabilitation services

The seminar is especially suited to case managers working across Stockport, Greater Manchester and East Cheshire who are involved in coordinating rehabilitation for clients with complex needs.

Whilst this seminar does not contribute direct points to CPD, a certificate of attendance will be provided for CPD records.

Date: 10 June 2026

Time: 9.00am – 12.30pm
Arrival, coffee and networking from 8.30am

Location:
Heatons Sports Club
Green Lane
Heaton Moor
Stockport
SK4 2NF

Refreshments will be provided.

Places are limited in order to maintain an interactive discussion environment.

Early booking is recommended.

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