Advanced Amputee & Prosthetic Rehabilitation Course
Our Advanced Amputee and Prosthetics Rehabilitation Course is organised annually by our Amputee Medicine Special Interest Group. The course is attended by Rehabilitation Medicine trainees, Consultants and AHP’s and is aimed at anyone keen to develop or expand their amputee and prosthetic rehabilitation skills.
The face-to-face format of the course allows for hands-on experience, knowledge sharing, networking, interaction and participation in supervised assessment. All the delegates have direct interaction with amputee individuals as well as with experts in this field.
Course Topics:
- Introduction to Amputee Rehab
- Pre-, Peri-, and Post-Operative Management
- Amputations with Co-existing Medical Problems
- Lower Limb Prosthetics
- Upper Limb Prosthetics
- Congenital Limb Deficiency
2027 Course: 8-10 March 2027 - Royal Victoria Hospital, Belfast
The next BSPRM Advanced Amputee & Prosthetic Rehabilitation Course will take place from 8–10 March 2027 at Royal Victoria Hospital, Belfast.
Registration is not yet open. If you would like to be notified when registration opens, please register your interest below.
View information about the 2026 course below to get an idea of the course content and format.
2026 Course: 16-18 March 2026 - Wythenshawe Hospital, Manchester
2026 Date and Venue
16-18 March 2026
Wythenshawe Hospital, Manchester
2026 Programme
2026 Registration
BSPRM Members: £375
Non-Members: £475
2026 Course Photos
2026 Course Sponsorship
BSPRM thanks our course sponsors for supporting us to host the course!
See the course programme for an introduction to each sponsor.
Sponsorship funding is used to support BSPRM and the delivery of the Advanced Amputee & Prosthetic Rehabilitation Course. Sponsorship does not influence, nor do the sponsors participate or be involved in, the event (e.g. preparation of materials, delivery of educational content) as part of this sponsorship agreement. Sponsors may exhibit at the event at an allocated promotional stand space or deliver a talk which will be separate from the conference content and will be clearly delivered on behalf of the sponsor. Sponsorship agreements are to promote educational, medical, scientific and/or charitable purposes and are not done in exchange for any explicit or implicit agreement or understanding that either party will purchase, administer, sell, supply, use, consume, prescribe, purchase, lease, order, recommend any goods or services.