Explore the critical role of applying the three main principles of 24-hour posture management (Function, energy efficiency and not damaging to the body) in a complex case. Sheila, a 63-year-old with advanced Parkinson’s disease, was considered to be unseatable due to significant lower limb contractures. Taking into account the principles of posture management, demonstrated the need for a tailored approach to minimise secondary complications and improve her quality of life.

• Recognising and addressing the impact of 24-hour posture on health and function
• To understand and explore the potential impact of non-intervention, and how trialling alternative solutions may lead to significant benefits