A ticking timebomb in stroke care
Sian Mara, 35, was enjoying a holiday in Cuba with her husband Jason and her 12-year-old daughter...
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The future of UK brain injury care
The shuffling and whispers of the conference crowd ceased entirely when Yorkshireman Stephen...
The NR Times study guide: Fatigue
Fatigue is a subjective phenomenon – it cannot be measured objectively. It can be caused or...
Lost in the world of foreign accent syndrome
The curious case of Sarah Colwill gained global media coverage in 2009. The 41-year-old awoke one...
The art of staying client centred
If case managers diversified into producing cars, they would be hand crafted in the hue of client...
The fall and rise of Special K
‘Revolutionary’ diets come and go as fleetingly as the memoirs of the celebrities who...
Harnessing the full power of rehab goals
If handled well, goals can narrow the gap between what the client wants and what can be...
The shifting plates of disaster zone rehab
Rehab units on wheels could revolutionise the way spinal injuries acquired in natural disasters...
Condition update: Huntington’s
UCL neuroscientist John Hardy hailed “the biggest breakthrough in neurodegenerative disease in the...
The curious case of the missing prescriptions
The rehab prescription (RP) is a simple but effective concept. It is a plan that defines what...
How to…help patients with post-injury speech problems
Following a brain injury, some individuals will have difficulty understanding what is said to...
The brain injured kids written off at school
Bullying, detention and trips to the head’s office could all be signs that a school pupil has a...
