Early intervention neurophysiotherapy can be vital in maximising outcomes for patients after stroke, new research has found. Following ischaemic stroke, researchers found that the capacity of...
Only days after returning from an adventure of a lifetime, Louise Hulbert’s world was torn apart when she had a stroke. Here, the author of From...
Approval has been given for use of a multiple sclerosis (MS) medication in Scotland, with a final decision on its introduction in England and Wales expected...
Efforts to bring epidural stimulation into mainstream use – which could enable people with spinal cord injury to walk again – have moved a step closer...
Having lived with a brain injury for 26 years, the turbulent cycle of emotions is now all too familiar for the Brain Damaged Baron. Here, the...
In 2010, the Clinical Advisory Group recommended every patient admitted to a Major Trauma Centre ought to have a rehabilitation prescription documenting their rehabilitation needs. Eleven...
The “once in a lifetime opportunity” to support people whose communication and swallowing needs have suffered during the pandemic must be taken, with the Government needing...
Growing evidence is emerging that COVID-19 can lead to long-term neuropsychological deficits, even in its mild or moderate respiratory forms, a new study has concluded. For...
Parents have been able to interact with their children in new ways through the introduction of music therapy into the home during lockdown, according to one...
A case management company has changed hands through a management buy-out (MBO). AKA Case Management has been sold by founder Angela Kerr to new directors Dawn...
