Resources
Articles and guides from the Hawkley Rehab team on brain injury case management, rehabilitation, and evidence-based practice.
What is an Immediate Needs Assessment?
An immediate needs assessment identifies the support a person needs following an acquired brain injury. This article explains what an INA involves and how Hawkley Rehab conducts them, using the WHO’s ICF framework and a bio-psychosocial approach.
Read article →What does a brain injury case manager do?
A brain injury case manager assesses needs, coordinates a rehabilitation team, and liaises with solicitors and families. This article explains what the role involves day to day, and how Hawkley Rehab works.
Read article →A guide for families: brain injury in adults
What brain injury does, what the rehabilitation journey involves, and how Hawkley Rehab works with families throughout. A plain-English guide for families and carers of adults with brain injury.
Read guide →A guide for families: brain injury in children
Why childhood brain injury is different from adult brain injury, what “growing into deficit” means, and how Hawkley Rehab’s specialist expertise supports children and their families over the long term.
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