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As important as medicine or surgery: rehab's role in delivering a healthy nation

13 Jun 2024
Charter 5
Quality, transformation and innovation , Supporter session

Access to high-quality rehabilitation (rehab) services is vital to helping people live extra years in good health.

This is true also for significant numbers of people living with a long-term condition, whose quality of life and need for health and social care services can be dramatically impacted through rehab.

In this session, you'll hear why rehab is so important for individuals, the NHS itself and for wider society.
You'll also gain insight on how the latest national guidance can be implemented so that everyone everywhere gains access to a service that is equally important as surgery and medication.

This session is supported by the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy

Speakers
Denis Campbell, Health Policy Editor - The Guardian
Sara Hazzard, Asssistant Director Strategic Communications - Chartered Society of Physiotherapy
Duleep Allirajah, Chief Executive - Richmond Group of Charities
Jennifer Keane, National Director of Intermediate Care & Rehabilitation, Urgent and Emergency Care - NHS England
Karen Poole, AHP Rehabilitation Consultant, Strategic Clinical Lead for Rehabilitation & Reablement - NHS Sussex
Sarah Woolnough, Chief Executive - The King's Fund

Supported by Chartered Society of Physiotherapy

Chartered Society of Physiotherapy