Article written by Dr Jessica Fish, University of Glasgow & St George’s University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
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Authored by Dr Gaby Parker, Consultant Clinical Neuropsychologist and Expert Witness & Dr Audrey Daisley, Consultant Clinical Neuropsychologist.
Article authored by Dr Ciara Preston, Consultant Clinical Neuropsychologist and Lead for Inpatient Clinical Neuropsychology Services at the OCE
Many of us appreciate how important family can be and it is something we sometimes take for granted. We trust that our family will be there to celebrate our success, comfort us when we…
There has been a lot of focus on maternal choice and informed consent in recent years, but it is clear it is still a major concern in maternity care and is still not happening how…
The Birth Trauma Inquiry report, led by MPs Theo Clarke and Rosie Duffield, aimed to investigate the prevalence, causes and impacts of traumatic birth experiences in the UK. By gathering evidence from over 1,300…
We know that giving birth can be an extremely traumatising experience for some mothers and, coupled with a physical injury, the impact can be life-long. For many mothers, pursuing a birth injury compensation claim…
Limb loss is a life-altering event that brings both physical and psychological challenges. Rehabilitation plays a critical role in helping individuals regain mobility, confidence, and independence. In addition to the go to rehabilitation strategies…
Few experiences compare to the exhilaration of skiing or snowboarding down a pristine mountain piste. However, even in the best conditions, winter sports carry inherent risks and accidents are a common occurrence. With a…
By Tracy Ralph, Network Development Officer for South East and East of England. My journey with the Limbless Association (LA) began in 2018 when I started volunteering, after becoming an amputee myself in 2015….
Tom Gibson, barrister at Outer Temple Chambers, explains how teams of expert witnesses help to prove and to value a claim. In England and Wales we have an adversarial civil law system. That means…