Rachel Charles discusses the power and potential of technology in neurorehabilitation
The COVID-19 pandemic has presented unique challenges for people living with dementia, as well as for those who support them. Tracey Carter, senior quality manager (dementia...
After Vasili Kalisperas was born a healthy baby, his jaundice was left undetected by midwives and led to him being left with cerebral palsy and needing...
Having contracted COVID-19, which has now become Long COVID, assistant neuropsychologist Alarna continues to battle a number of effects, including fatigue. Here, she shares her reflections...
Writing for HT World, Brian O’Shea, continuing healthcare advisor at the Spinal Injuries Association, urges commissioners to embrace change for the good of the patient.
Merryn Dowson, of rehab goal-setting platform Goal Manager, on why the virtual conference should endure long after COVID-19’s limitations are gone. Just in case you hadn’t...
In a former life in newspapers, it was at this time of year that the dreaded churn of annual reviews and previews came… Ups and downs...
By David Withers, partner at Irwin Mitchell. In serious injury cases, the parties can often disagree about whether an injured person has a need for a...
Natalie Mackenzie, of BIS Services, has worked with ‘James’ since 2002. In fact, he was one of her earlier clients in her career. She is immensely...
Five brain injury professionals spanning dietetics, case management, physiotherapy and speech and language therapy share what they’ve learnt from to shift to virtual therapy. At the start...
