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Clinical Director, Sarah Daniel will be presenting at SJP Law CPD Day: Cooperation, Collaboration and Creativity in the Treatment of Brain Injury on Tuesday 1st November 2022 at Hull University. 

Sarah will be sharing her five years experience of running UK’s first ever Intensive Neurological Rehabilitation Centre augmented with Robotics and VR to ensure MOTIONrehab clients achieved the high number of repetitions of movement needed to achieve intensive rehabilitation.

The free event is designed to provide an insight into effective collaborative working across the brain injury pathway providing real, practical examples of regional partnerships in the region and their impact on patient care.

Date: Tuesday 1st November
Time: 9:15am for a 9:30am start – 15.40pm (includes a networking lunch)
Venue: Byron Room, Hull University, Cottingham Road, Hull, HU6 7RX

For more information, or to secure your place, please contact Fran Ibson at SJP Law on 01482 316756 or email: [email protected]

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