Members invited to join the
‘Big Rehab Conversation’
RCOT is inviting members to join its Big Rehab Conversation
on changing practice during the COVID-19 pandemic.
People recovering from COVID-19, especially those
recovering from intensive care treatment, will have emotional
and mental health needs as well as the obvious physical
ones. There are also many people who have existing
rehabilitation needs who have not been able to access their
normal services, and people who may require rehabilitation in
future, but have yet to be diagnosed.
RCOT is running a series of one-hour Zoom sessions
to work with our members across the UK to identify best
practice, understand the challenges and how best to
shine a light on the need for rehabilitation with government
departments, NHS and social care managers and
commissioners, as well as the wider public.
While all three upcoming events are booked up, members
can still join in the conversation about the topics via Twitter or
Facebook, or watch the summary videos created after each
Zoom chat.
The next three Big Rehab Conversations will be held
over Zoom on Thursday 25 June on employment and
rehabilitation; on Thursday 9 July on the rehabilitation
workforce; and on Thursday 23 July on mental health and
rehabilitation.
Find out more at: www.rcot.co.uk/rehabilitation.
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