Hand therapy
Summary
| Contact | Eve Dunn - BAHT administrative assistant, April Cottage, The Knoll, Alderton, Woodbridge Suffolk IP12 3BS |
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| Tel/Fax | 01394 410 083 |
| everdunn@aol.com | |
| Website | www.hand-therapy.co.uk |
| Area of interest | The management of hand conditions |
| Membership | 538 |
| CSP status | recognised group |
| Annual subscription details |
Full embers £45 |
| Publications | The British Journal of Hand Therapy (peer reviewed quarterly journal) |
| Who can join? | Full membership is open to occupational therapists and physiotherapists working with or interested in hand injuries and therapy and offers the following benefits:
Associate membership is open to allied disciplines (surgeons, nurses, technical instructors and other allied health professionals), other non-profit making associations and to overseas therapists working or interested in hand therapy. Student membership and commercial membership are also available. |
| What is expected of members? | It is expected that members will actively participate in BAHT and help to extend its knowledge base by contributing to the journal and attending and presenting at BAHT courses and conferences. |
| How does the group support members' continuing professional development/lifelong learning? |
Regional network Peer support/mentorship Publications Suggested reading list Conferences and study days Formal courses offered/recommended |
| How does the group promote research and evaluation? | Promoting research awareness Research is published in the BAHT journal and the group runs workshops on how to start a research project. A research and development officer has been appointed to facilitate and co-ordinate research and development and evidence-based practice initiatives. Research/education awards |
| Outcome measures | Bialocerkowski AE, Grimmer KA and Bain GI, (2000), A systematic review of the content and quality of wrist outcome instruments, International Journal for Quality in Health Care, 12, 2, 149 - 157. |



