We have run a number of successful conferences throughout the UK, please see below for further information, and links to resources available from our past conferences.
2020 PRS Conference Canterbury Christchurch University Medway Campus - cancelled due to COVID-19
2019 PRS Conference London South Bank University 'Research Innovation: From Ideas to Impact'
PRS 2019 - London South Bank University
Prof. Ann Moore (PRS - 2019)
2018 PRS Conference Northumbria University 'Research and Clinical Practice - A Two Way Street'
2017 PRS Conference Milton Keynes College 'Complex Patients, Complex Research, Complex Careers'
2016 Conference at the University of Leicester 'Improving Quality-of-Life for People with Chronic Conditions '
2015 Conference at the University of Leicester 'Bridging Gaps in Research – between areas, professions and theory and practice'
Resource archive from previous conferences
The Key Note presentations from our conferences in Sheffield and Keele are provided below. Many thanks to the presenters for sharing these through our webpage.
Abstracts from the Cardiff 2013 conference are available here.
Abstracts from the 2012 Sheffield conference are available here
Abstracts from the 2011 Keele conference are available here
Abstracts from the Teeside 2010 conference are available here.
Details of Glasgow meeting in 2009 (including abstracts for work presented) available here
Abstracts from the Manchester meeting in 2008 are available here
Read the proceedings and the report from the Spring (Cardiff) 2007 conference.
The abstracts from the Oxford 2007 meeting are available here
Physiotherapy Research Society Conference Cardiff 2013 Abstracts
The brain in pain - cortical contributions to Complex Regional Pain Syndrome
AHPRN and links with PRS - presentation from Cardiff 2013 conference
Physical activity an old fashioned remedy for the 21st century
Evolution of research into the management of low back pain
Therapeutic relationships and the illusion of communication
Krysia Dziedzic conference presentation - Park bench to Bedside Arthritis UK