Brain injury in the new normal: Fitting COVID-19 guidelines into your routine
Consultant clinical neuropsychologist Dr Keith G Jenkins and Dr Jenny Brooks, consultant clinical psychologist, on how to manage the pandemic guidelines.
Rehab groups call for pandemic-fuelled change
An influential group of rehab organisations has issued a set of recommendations to the Health and Social Care Select Committee (HSC) aout managing rehab amid COVID-19.
Sleep disturbance linked to slower progress in rehab
New evidence that post-brain injury sleep problems can slow the pace of recovery has emerged from an obervational study.
Building bridges is all in a day’s work for OTs
Working as an OT, with individual’s who may have physical, [...]
Women’s service launched amid UK shortage
While there is increasing provision nationally for neuropsychiatric care, against [...]
Scientists identify neurons that control hibernation-like behaviour
The dream of suspended animation has long captivated the human imagination, reflected in countless works of mythology and fiction, from King Arthur and Sleeping Beauty to Han Solo.
Brain injury rehab “driven to crisis-point”
Brain injury rehab is being ravaged by a “perfect Covid-19 storm” which is destroying capacity and devastating third sector funding, according to a new report.
Collaboration and research needed to tackle “hidden impact”
Domestic abuse and brain injury experts must work more closely together to better support people seriously injured in abusive relationships at home.
Introducing the Curious Case Manager
NR Times has launched a new video series which sets case manager Vicki Gilman on a mission to uncover new and exciting approaches, ideas and developments in neuro-rehab.
MS update
A round up of the latest developments in Multiple Sclerosis (MS) research.
