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Dr Chen-onn Leong discusses the role of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning in the ongoing development of rehabilitation technology - could we be looking at a future without therapists?    Healthcare is no exception to the new era of possibilities brought about by the convergence of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML).  These revolutionary technologies have shown great promise in the field of rehabilitation for helping people recover from illnesses, disabilities, and cognitive impairments. 

In supporting people whose brain injury is often disguised by other factors, professionals must challenge unconscious bias and ensure their curiosity can see beyond a person’s immediate presentation, says Ellie Atkins, social worker and safeguarding lead at Manchester City Council.  Here, she tells the story of brain injury survivor Jessica and the many challenges she faces - but how, through the recognition of her complexities and provision of appropriate support from safeguarding and support services, she is now on the road to rebuilding her life

The Integral Role of Restful Sleep The journey to mental clarity begins with prioritising restful sleep, a cornerstone of cognitive health. Sleep isn't merely a passive state of rest but an active period where the brain processes and consolidates information, forming the foundation for memory and learning. The quality and quantity of sleep directly influence [...]

BES Healthcare discuss preventative and relief measures for wheelchair occupants for upper extremity damage and pain

Expert analysis on the role of live stroke registries in improving pathway management.

NR Times reports on the Dementia Engagement Education and Research (DEER) programme, which aims to show people affected by dementia that it is possible to live well with the condition.

Rates of dementia are rising exponentially. By 2050, 153 million people are expected to be living with the condition worldwide. But a societal fear of the condition has produced a stigma that cannot easily be shaken off.

Dementia is among the public’s most feared conditions, second only to cancer. For many, a diagnosis signifies the end of their life. This fear, coupled with a lack of understanding of what it means to live with the condition, means patients are often pushed away and left feeling isolated.

Case managers play a crucial role in helping people with life-changing injuries to navigate the complexities of their lives. In this exclusive webinar, five panellists discuss outstanding examples of case management and address some of the barriers standing in the way of progress. Featuring Anna Watkiss of Tania Brown Ltd, Claire MacLaine of HCML, Kate [...]

How Empowering U delivers complex care and case management around its core principles of compassion and unity

Liz Ackroyd at Circle Case Management gives an overview of expert witness work in complex care cases

Anatomical Concepts discuss five benefits to rehab and fitness through the use of FES bikes