- Wednesday 10th December 2026, 6pm to 9pm
- Online via Microsoft Teams
- [email protected].
Gain a clear, structured overview of a range of MSK conditions in this three-hour webinar. Learn to recognise mechanical and inflammatory patterns, manage complexity, and identify cases requiring rapid referral. Includes practical guidance, physical activity principles, resource handouts, Q&A, and three CPD points.
Aim: Improve recognition and management of MSK conditions in primary care.
Learning objectives:
• To differentiate between joint specific msk conditions and systemic presentations.
• To select appropriate evidence-based, guideline approved management options.
• To recognise when onward referral is necessary.
• To list useful resources that help patients self‑manage, including the role of physical activity.
Meet the speaker
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David Cooper
Senior General Practice ANP, Joint injection practitioner, Clinical Doctorate Candidate (MSK)
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David Cooper is a Senior General Practice Advanced Nurse Practitioner (GPANP) with extensive experience in the assessment and management of undifferentiated presentations within primary care. He is a Module Tutor in Advanced Practice and an Advanced Nurse Practitioner Clinical Supervisor, supporting the education and development of the future advanced practice workforce.
Alongside his primary care role, David is a Minor Surgery and Joint Injection Practitioner with a particular interest in musculoskeletal medicine. Having competed in martial arts for over 20 years, he has developed a longstanding interest in the assessment and management of sports and exercise-related injuries, combining clinical practice with evidence-based musculoskeletal care.
David is currently in the final year of a Clinical Doctorate at the University of Stirling. His research explores the experiences of General Practice Advanced Nurse Practitioners in diagnosing and managing suspected cervical radiculopathy in primary care, with a particular focus on improving clinical decision-making and patient care. His interests include musculoskeletal medicine, advanced clinical practice, clinical education and research.
Cancellations made 28 days or more in advance of the webinar date will receive a 100% refund (12th November 2026). Any cancellations made 27 days or less before the webinar will not receive a refund.
