by Simon | Nov 26, 2019 | Views
Bob’s mission at HCML is to help make it the go-to company for children’s catastrophic rehabilitation case management. He was lead clinician at the famous Children’s Trust Tadworth, helping to pioneer the UKs first children’s residential rehabilitation service and... by Simon | Nov 25, 2019 | Views
When we look at UK GDP recovery and growth figures, is it safe to assume that improved staff absenteeism levels are a key ingredient in the upswing? Our medical director Dr Alex Smallwood applies some Freakonomics thinking to that question and digs beneath the... by Simon | Nov 6, 2019 | Views
Pete Clark, HCML’s head of corporate and public sector service development, explains what HR people can do to help staff who may be exploring suicide. It is human nature to want to help someone in their darkest hour. Yet knowing how to even detect that an individual... by Simon | Nov 4, 2019 | Views
Since graduating from Bradford University with an honours degree in occupational therapy, Shamim has worked for three years in rehabilitation case management. Having worked as a locum in the NHS for many years – with a midway break in the private sector that suggested... by Simon | Sep 7, 2019 | Views
Pete Clark, HCML’s head of corporate and public sector service development, explains what HR people and managers can do to alleviate stress at work, and why our fight or flight response can be the biggest problem. Stress and anxiety are amongst the leading causes of... by Simon | Jul 10, 2019 | Views
Why doesn’t the Rehabilitation Code extend to clinical negligence and how might patients benefit if it did? Our medical director Dr Alex Smallwood examines why NHS Resolution needs a ‘common-sense code’. It is one of the great ironies of healthcare that an individual...
