An introduction to the HMSA Education Model
“Meeting in a Box”
These resources will help you to understand and create your own local network.
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An introduction to the Hypermobility Syndromes. Dr Philip Bull.
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Understanding the HMSA Education Model. (see video above)
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Powerpoint slides 2020: HMSA Professional Education slidespdf – revised 20.01.21.
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Powerpoint slides from the Physiotherapy Masterclass, courtesy of Dr Jane Simmonds.
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The HMSA Education Model ‘Hypermobility Syndrome Key Messages’ handout: Kent_model_handout_2019_12_13.pdf
Dr Bull's Hypermobility Syndromes overview.
The Multi-disciplinary care web:
There is a broad 'care web' of health and social care professionals who may need to be involved in in the care of hypermobile patients in your area. Not all patients will need all specialisms, but it is likely that over time, professionals familiar with hypermobility syndromes in all these areas will be needed. The HMSA can support the development of the skills and knowledge needed to support hypermobile patients in each of these areas.
The EDS and JHS toolkit for schools is a useful resource for schools seeking to understand hypermobility: School toolkit for JHS and EDS - School Toolkit for EDS and JHS (theschooltoolkit.org)
Video Resources
The HMSA/EDS UK 2017 'Management and wellbeing' patient conference videos cover a wide range of topics including – pain, fatigue, pacing, physiotherapy, swallowing and voice, mast cells, the role of primary care and more.
Management and wellbeing conference 2017
Management and wellbeing conference 2017
DAY 1 SPEAKER 1 10.05 Overview of new classification of EDS –Dr Hanna KazKaz
DAY 2 SPEAKER 3 The role of primary care – Dr Emma Reinhold
DAY 2 SPEAKER 4 Physiotherapy management of HSDs and hEDS – Dr Jane Simmonds
Expert Patients
Expert Patients
Ask the Experts - Jo Southall and Kim Clayden Feb 15th 2024
The Solution-focused approach
