The rehabilitation process has been hampered by a distinct lack of co-ordination. But, as Joy Reymond explains, the newly-formed UK Rehabilitation Council aims to change that
Judging from the buzz surrounding rehabilitation in the UK, people could be forgiven for assuming that it is alive and well. But they could not be more wrong as there are many problems in the field today and no magic bullets. The many different areas of rehabilitation provision need to work together if there is to be a thriving and large-scale rehabilitation market that provides reliable and high-quality services. The newly-established UK Rehabilitation Council promises to provide that focus and a real step towards change for rehabilitation. Because rehabilitation has the potential to m...
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