The challenges for Complex Neuro Rehabilitation for 2010 and beyond: How do we meet the challenges of the NSF for Long Term Conditions?

24th June 2009

Goldsmiths University
University of London
New Cross
London

Key note speaker:
Prof Mike Barnes

Addressing the importance of community rehabilitation after brain injury and other disabling neurological conditions. Looking at the provision of rehabilitation services in the UK and consider the importance and need for community services for the long term support of neurologically disabled people. He will look at the evidence of efficacy of different models of community rehabilitation and discuss some lessons that can be learnt from community services provided in developing countries. Click here for presentation.

Steve Shears MSc Psych, Dip PST - So which is the pathway that leads to sex?" - Activities of Daily Living Re-examined. Click here for presentation.

Prof Jane Powell - Community rehabilitation: Challenging behaviours, challenging the system and changing lives. Click here for presentation.

Dr Howard Jackson - National Service Framework - independent service programme Click here for presentation.

Bill Hurley - A clear pathway or is it? - Carer perspective Click here for presentation.

Dr Simon Fleminger - Lacking insight! Click here for presentation.

Opening address: Lynn McLeish Director of Brain Injury and Neurodisability Services The Huntercombe Group. Click here for presentation

Workshops given by:

Suzanne Roberts, Business Services Director, The Huntercombe Group - World Class Commissioning Click here for presentation

Gianna Cocchini, University of London - The Sound of One Hand Clapping (Unawareness for Illness) Anosognosia Click here for presentation

Carmen Goodwin, Head Occupational Therapist, Blackheath Brain Injury Rehabilitation Centre and Neurodisability Service Click here for presentation

The event was held at Goldsmiths University, University of London, New Cross, London, SE14 6NW, hosted by The Blackheath Brain Injury Rehabilitation Centre and Neurodisability Service, 80-82 Blackheath Hill London SE10 8AD
Tel: 0208 692 4007 Fax: 0208 694 5444

Web:www.huntercombe.com/blackheath

For more information, please call Marcus Van Hagen on 07798617744 or email marcus.van.hagen@fshc.co.uk

Date Posted: 25 Mar 2009 00:00

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