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Good Practice Guide and examples
- Quality requirement 1: A person-centred service
- Quality requirement 2: Early recognition, prompt diagnosis and treatment
- Quality requirement 3: Emergency and acute management
- Quality requirement 4: Early and specialist rehabilitation
- Quality requirement 5: Community rehabilitation and support
- Quality requirement 6: Vocational rehabilitation
- Quality requirement 7: Providing equipment & accommodation
- Quality requirement 8: Personal care and support
- Quality requirement 9: Palliative care
- Quality requirement 10: Supporting families and carers
- Quality requirement 11: Caring for people with neurological conditions during admission
- Chapter 3 of the NSF: Neuroscience networks
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Redford Court, Liverpool
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Last modified date:8 February 2007
'Move on' accommodation is available for people who are able and wish to leave Redford Court. The service has built a bungalow, containing four independent living flats, a staff sleep-in room and 24 hour staffing by trained rehabilitation support workers. The scheme was developed through strategic partnerships between the Brain Injury Rehabilitation Trust, local social services and primary care trusts.
People who use the service are involved in developing it; they currently contribute to the recruitment process by actively assisting managers to shortlist, interview and select employees.
For further information please contact:
Sue Thompson, Project Manager at
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