To help assess the changing nature of case management, Heidi Stevens has produced a research protocol, ‘The effectiveness of a case management approach to care for...
The Government has recently indicated that they are intending to consult on changing the law in the near future so as to allow level three automated...
A day in the life of Peggy, the resident feline at Stanley House, Elysium Neurological’s care centre in Herefordshire. Who said ‘cats have it easy’? It’s...
Irwin Mitchell’s Angela Batchelor on changes which come into force this week affecting offenders with neurological impairment, mental disorders or developmental disorders. From tomorrow (1st October...
By Alice Hall, serious injury solicitor at Irwin Mitchell. Neurocognitive deficits caused by traumatic brain injury (TBI) can be one of the more challenging injuries to...
Game changing neuro-rehab opportunities are emerging as a result of the coronavirus crisis, argues health and social care investment expert Boda Gallon. The Impact of the...
Natalie Mackenzie and Eky Popat of brain injury rehabilitation service BIS Services on managing the cultural challenges in community rehabilitation. Back in 2011 one of our...
After a life-changing injury, such as acquired brain injury, it can be tempting for the injured person and their loved ones to want to ensure that...
The Covid-19 epidemic has had a disproportionate impact on societies most vulnerable, due to social, financial and medical needs, write legal executive Jack Sales and clinical...
And the definition of disabled in personal injury cases...
