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Opinion  |  04:02:21
The mental health guidance available for support workers working in brain injury
We spoke with expert neuropsychologist Dr Audrey Daisley about support workers' understanding of mental health issues in the brain injured, and what she and others are doing to help.
Opinion  |  04:02:21
For injured people, it’s vital to find time to talk about mental health
When someone experiences an injury, the physical impact is clear. People find themselves unable to live their lives as they used to – they may even need adaptations to their home or working arrangements – but what about the effects of physical trauma that aren’t so visible?
Opinion  |  02:02:21
Brain injury doesn’t need to affect a famous leader for it to impact on society
Stuart Brazington - on reading about the tumultuous rule of Henry VIII and the injuries that may have affected his judgement - looks at how brain injury can have a huge impact on individuals and society, even for those who aren't famous leaders.
Opinion  |  14:12:20
‘Next-gen’ gaming isn’t here until video games are accessible for all – fortunately progress has been made for gamers with disabilities
With a new generation of consoles now with (some of) us, Mark Walters and Olivia Plumb look at the current state of accessibility in gaming. Is there more still to be done to help gamers with disabilities?
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Opinion  |  10:12:20
The law behind rugby’s concussion lawsuit – the end of rugby as we know it?
Our specialist Personal Injury team review the news that former rugby players are bringing a lawsuit against rugby's governing bodies, claiming that they have been left with permanent brain damage as a result of the game. Could this lawsuit change the sport forever?
Case Study  |  01:12:20
Brain injury claim settled for over £3.5m against multiple hospitals
A man, represented by Paul Rumley, successfully sued 4 Defendants, (1) Barts Health NHS Trust in London; (2) Burton Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust; (3) Birmingham Children’s Hospital NHS Foundation Trust and (4) Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children NHS Foundation Trust in London, in an action for failure to diagnose his unusual cobalamin C deficiency condition.
Opinion  |  16:11:20
The Disability Discrimination Act 25 years on – has it achieved its aims?
Eirian Hitchmough, a solicitor in our Compensation Protection Unit, recognises last week's anniversary of the Disability Discrimination Act and explains how things have changed in the last 25 years - as well as what still needs to happen...
Case Study  |  05:11:20
Claim settled for infection contracted prior to brain surgery under North Bristol NHS Trust’s care
Kerstin Scheel details a settled claim involving a client who sustained brain damage from an infection contracted during hospital treatment for epilepsy.
Opinion  |  29:10:20
The importance of rehab after a stroke – a client story
Here Sarah White from our Medical Negligence team relays the story of one client who experienced a stroke, and how ensuring he got the right rehab changed is outlook on the future.
Opinion  |  06:10:20
Speaking with Katrina Hart about achieving her goals while living with cerebral palsy
We asked Katrina Hart, who is sponsored by our Medical Negligence team, about her experience of achieving her goals whilst living with cerebral palsy and what she hopes for in the future.
Opinion  |  22:09:20
How does brain injury affect memory?
Stuart Brazington, specialist in catastrophic injuries, Partner and Head of our Brain Injury team, explains why it’s important to show the issues with memory loss people experience following a brain injury.
Opinion  |  08:09:20
‘Long covid’ and brain injury – the hidden consequences
In December 2019, people started hearing stories of what would eventually be named COVID-19. As we all know, society was not prepared for the devastating effects of this virus, nor of the ensuing pandemic which took the world by surprise. The virus has completely changed the way we go about our daily lives and people are starting to have to rethink what is the ‘new normal’.
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