Vital rehab role under threat
“Numbers are our biggest challenge as a profession,” says Diane Playford as she ponders the...
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19 February, 2019
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Suicide and brain injury
Tom’s troubled path from head injury to suicide spanned 21 years. It began with a road accident at...
Read MoreLighting the way to better baby care
The brain injury technology University College London has been working on for eight years looks...
Read MoreHow VR is boosting injury empathy
Anna Khan woke up in February 2016 adamant that it was still 2015, but the date was correct...
Read MoreImplants breakthrough in spinal cord injury
Spinal cord stimulation and physical therapy have helped a man paralysed since 2013 regain his...
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Opinion
How Rebecca proved the experts wrong
Being discharged from the Court of Protection after a brain injury can be a long and arduous...
Unleashing the power of sport in rehab
Of the 12 million Britons living with disability, only one in six takes part in sport regularly....
The NR Times study guide: Fatigue
Fatigue is a subjective phenomenon – it cannot be measured objectively. It can be caused or...
How Wayne fought back from the brink
Exemplar care homes provide a home for a range of adults with complex needs and offer both end of...
Notes from the frontline of MS treatment
The world around me began to spin, and the dizziness became unbearable. I collapsed. It was the...
Children let down by brain injury care gaps
An in-depth study conducted in the US and submitted to the American Congress outlines many issues...
Technology
New horizons in spinal tech
The power of exoskeletons was shown to the world earlier this year when Simon Kindleysides became...
Protecting clients from social media menaces
When a young British woman with learning difficulties announced she was marrying an Egyptian she’d...
Assistive tech drive moves up a gear
Political pugilism gave way to a rare outbreak of unity at Westminster recently. An event, in the...
Interviews
Food for thought
Serious injury triggers a small army of professionals into action. Each one plays their part as...
Saving lives in the concrete jungle
Skating fanatic Rob Glanville’s life- changing injury wasn’t the result of some perilous stunt...
Not to be sniffed at…
Like most dedicated healthcare staff, Kim is up early on weekdays. After a healthy breakfast, she...
Rugby’s battle with concussion threat
Addressing the challenge of concussion in rugby is like a skirmish with the marauding All Blacks....
UK faces spinal injury crisis
After over 45 years in the spinal cord injury (SCI) field, Wagih El Masri is well placed to...
Young stroke threat rising
Even under the bright lights of A+E, and the fixed stare of the experienced doctor, stroke can go...
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Research
Trouble on the home front
“I’m a half widow,” says Mary, whose 69-year-old husband suffered a hypoxic brain injury two years...
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A new ice age in rehab?
Offshore oil and gas explorers have inspired a journey into unchartered waters for neuroscience....
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On the trail of the neurone killer
Deep in the inner galaxy of the central nervous system, a rogue power wreaks havoc. It appears...
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Time for change in recovery beliefs?
Written into neuro-rehab lore long ago is the belief that brain injuries have a two-year recovery...
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Scientists find new link between sleep and trauma recovery
Brain injuries and sleep problems are well-known bedfellows. Around 30 to 70 per cent of...
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Therapy
Therapy
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Picture this: Art therapy after severe injury
The limitations cast upon people by severe injuries are no barriers to art. So says Sharon White,...
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