Event Details

What to expect

• Insight into the latest national evidence and guidance on brain injury rehabilitation
• Practical examples of integrated, patient-centred rehabilitation in action
• Perspectives on driving change within real-world system constraints
• The lived experience of patient-led rehabilitation and its impact on outcomes
• Opportunities for discussion, collaboration and shared learning

Programme & Speakers

Programme Overview

A full-day programme bringing together research, policy, practice and lived experience to explore how rehabilitation can restore futures after brain injury.

Confirmed Speakers & Sessions

Right to Rehab’ (UKABIF report) - Dr. Alyson Norman, Associate Professor of Clinical and Health Psychology University of Plymouth
‘Working together – let’s just do it!’ - Ideas for driving change within a fixed financial envelope Amanda Cousins, Operational lead for Norfolk and Waveney ABI Network
New Nice Guidelines on Chronic Neurological Conditions inc Brain Injury - Dr. Mark Holloway, Senior Brain Injury Case Manager & Expert Witness & Lecturer, University of Plymouth
Evidence to Action - Case examples of integrated working in ABI rehab Shaftesbury Icanho
Better Lives - The Impact of patient led rehabilitation (Patient stories)
Community Connections - Importance of sustaining social and community connection following ABI Dr. Fergus Gracey, Associate Professor, University of East Anglia
Measuring Outcomes workshop - Charlie Dorer, NHSE East of England Regional SQUIRE lead

Additional Opportunities

• Guided tour of Icanho’s specialist brain injury rehabilitation facilities
• Meet the interdisciplinary rehabilitation team
• Therapy demonstrations showcasing innovative, person-centred approaches
• Light lunch and refreshments will be provided.

You can view full details about the event here.