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The shuffling and whispers of the conference crowd ceased entirely when Yorkshireman Stephen shared his story. The brain injury survivor recalled the last thing his wife...
Fatigue is a subjective phenomenon – it cannot be measured objectively. It can be caused or exacerbated by depression, anxiety and stress, as well as a lack...
The curious case of Sarah Colwill gained global media coverage in 2009. The 41-year-old awoke one morning to find her Devon drawl replaced by a Chinese...
If case managers diversified into producing cars, they would be hand crafted in the hue of client choice. This is because of the widely accepted guiding...
‘Revolutionary’ diets come and go as fleetingly as the memoirs of the celebrities who endorse them. But one has outlived them all and could be set...
If handled well, goals can narrow the gap between what the client wants and what can be delivered. They serve as a vehicle to draw together the...
Rehab units on wheels could revolutionise the way spinal injuries acquired in natural disasters are handled, savings thousands of lives each year, clinicians have been told. They...
UCL neuroscientist John Hardy hailed “the biggest breakthrough in neurodegenerative disease in the past 50 years” in December. Researchers had successfully used an experimental drug, injected...
The rehab prescription (RP) is a simple but effective concept. It is a plan that defines what treatment is needed for the disabled person over the future...
A judge has provided much-needed clarity on life-and-death decisions about permanently vegetative and minimally conscious patients
