Transforming outcomes with hybrid robotics
Gait training aims to help people relearn or improve walking [...]
An exploration of how rehabilitation fits into psychology’s scientific norms
In 1942, Robert Merton proposed four fundamental norms for scientific [...]
The role of respiratory physiotherapy in complex neurological patients
Physiotherapy for people who have suffered neurological damage either at [...]
How goal setting can be leveraged to meet guidelines for stroke care provision
National stroke guidelines are not being met, despite the evident [...]
Securing a settlement and looking to the future
Having gone to an internationally-renowned children’s hospital for routine surgery, [...]
Embedding SMART principles across an Occupational Therapy team
The Sensory Modality Assessment and Rehabilitation Technique (SMART) is an [...]
What can you do when the person with ABI you support is being let down by other professionals?
Being a professional working with people living with Acquired Brain [...]
A practical guide for securing grant funding in the rehabilitation industry
All too often, navigating company growth through grant funding seems [...]
Budget 2024: Spinal charity ‘encouraged’ by healthcare investments
The Spinal Injuries Association statement on the Autumn Budget 2024 [...]
Reducing legal costs for the NHS
Everyone knows that the NHS is under financial pressures. A [...]
