Participate in our Global Rehab Survey!
It is the aimed as the first step in developing sustainable rehabilitation workstreams, as outlined in the WHO’s ‘Rehabilitation 2030: a call to action’.
This survey aims to understand the current availability and access to rehabilitation in middle- and lower-income countries and improve the understanding of specific rehabilitation services following acquired brain injury and/or spinal cord injury across these countries/regions.
It is the aimed as the first step in developing sustainable rehabilitation workstreams, as outlined in the WHO’s ‘Rehabilitation 2030: a call to action’.
This survey aims to understand the current availability and access to rehabilitation in middle- and lower-income countries and improve the understanding of specific rehabilitation services following acquired brain injury and/or spinal cord injury across these countries/regions.
The NIHR Global Health Research Group on Acquired Brain and Spine Injury (ABSI)
Working to understand brain and spine injury care worldwide,
generate and implement innovation, and build capacity in global healthcare workforces.
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Our project themes
T H E M E 1
Mapping Care
Developing an understanding of current management approaches of brain and spine injury worldwide.
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T H E M E 2
Understanding Care
Developing an understanding of injury rehabilitation, the role of nurses and AHPs in neurosurgical care, and access to care and identifying deteriorating patients.
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T H E M E 3
Generating and Implementing Innovation
Conducting randomised trials, developing personalised algorithms and interventions, and evaluating novel technologies and mediums to improve patient care after injury.
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T H E M E 4
Capacity Building
Developing capacity through sustainable education and training partnerships, and through patient and public involvement in LMIC research activities.
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