Most people feel rehabilitation services in the UK could be better. They usually focus on the lack of resources, but most people will also refer to bureaucracy and how services are organised. This post was first published on January 31st 2021, during the first year of Covid. This revision occurred in May 2023 and is […]
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Team members face an uneasy tension between being a member of a multidisciplinary rehabilitation team and being a member of a professional group. On the one hand, they have a special expertise in and commitment to rehabilitation. On the other hand, they have a special expertise in and commitment to the activities of their profession.
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Medical services responded rapidly to the very obvious, severe acute challenge of increasing numbers of people severely ill with Covid-19. The challenge to rehabilitation services is likely to be ten times as big, given that long-covid arises after less severe acute illness as well as after severe illness. Yet, despite the longer lead time which
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The word, specialist, when preceding rehabilitation concerns me for many reasons. The implications of the adjective vary greatly. The natural corollary of adding the adjective is that there must be some other type of rehabilitation. I will explore the possible alernatives. Specialist against non-specialist rehabilitation. Specialist as against non-specialist rehabilitation The first
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