Social Care and Neurodisability: Volume 2 Issue 2

Promoting self‐directed support for people living with dementia: overcoming the challenges

David Moore, Kirsty Jones

This paper aims to discuss the use of self‐directed supported as a way of empowering people living with dementia to have greater control over the support they need.

Charnley Fold: a practice model of environmental design for enhanced dementia day care

Garuth Chalfont

Rehabilitation aims to achieve optimal levels of physical, psychological, social and vocational well‐being. Even though cognitive interventions have been widely applied in…

The patient's voice in neuro‐surgery: psycho‐socio‐economic benefits of a patient‐designed versus standard service following treatment for a subarachnoid haemorrhage

Colin Pritchard, Malcolm Cox, Lesley Foulkes, Kenneth Lindsay

Successive governments have called for greater “empowerment” of the patient, reflected in the chief medical officer's call for more patient‐related outcome measures (PROM). This…

The criminal injuries compensation scheme

Neil Sugarman

This paper seeks to provide an analysis of historic and current criminal injuries compensation schemes in Great Britain.

Personal injury litigation process

Malcolm Underhill

This paper aims to consider the claims process for personal injury matters, prior to and post commencement of litigation.

Editorial

Andy Mantell, Patti Simonson

Sensory Awareness and Social Work

Barbara Winston

Change of ownership for Pier Professional

Rebecca Marsh

Handbook of Developmental Social Neuroscience

Hugh Rickards, Rebecca Place

Forum