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Research digest

Keep up to date with insights from the Brainkind research team and other developments that have recently caught our eye.

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RESEARCH DIGEST

Every interaction is rehab: Pioneering approaches, research and practice

The week commencing September 18th 2023 was a memorable one for Brainkind.

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The hidden heroes

Perceptions and experiences of supporting people with traumatic brain injury (TBI) and sleep problems in inpatient rehabilitation

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RESEARCH DIGESTDr Sara Da Silva Ramos with Professor Barbara Wilson

On the road to the NR-SIG Conference

This year’s 20th-anniversary edition happened in Glasgow, the base of one of our independent brain injury rehabilitation hospitals. We could not have missed it!

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Brain injury rehabilitation: Where does cannabis come in?

The therapeutic use of cannabis has increasingly been considered in various health settings.

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Sharing our love for research

It is nearly June, meaning Research Month 2023 is back at Brainkind.

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Research News from the World Congress on Brain Injury in Dublin

News and insights from the 14th World Congress on Brain Injury in Dublin.

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Technology for upper limb rehab: our experience with GripAble

Does GripAble have the potential to be of great value to people with brain injury in their road to recovery?

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Make research work for you in clinical practice

The week commencing September 18th 2023 was a memorable one for Brainkind.

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RESEARCH DIGESTvirtual reality in rehabilitation

What’s new on the use of virtual reality in rehabilitation?

This month we have been looking at the recent additions to the evidence base on the use of virtual reality (VR) in rehabilitation

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Another research year

Last year, ended on a very positive note, as Dr Rudi Coetzer joined Brainkind as Clinical Director. With lockdowns seemingly over, things have been very busy indeed!

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