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NRC Factsheet
We can currently provide rehabilitation support to just over 100 patients each year at Linden Lodge at Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust.
At the NRC, we will be able to help 750 patients a year – that’s seven times as many patients.
Six out of 10 patients are not able to access the help they need for rehabilitation because there is not the capacity in rehabilitation services.
In the UK, we have the second lowest number of rehabilitation doctors in Europe - with Italy being the lowest.
The time from clinical research to implementation can be up to 10 years – at the NRC the research will be happening on site and benefitting patients in real time.
NRC will cover the East Midlands Major Trauma network which is four and a half million people.
The NRC is set in the 360-acre Stanford Hall Rehabilitation Estate and the NRC footprint is 100 square metres.
We will employ 160 people from a variety of professions at the NRC.
The average length of time patients will stay is between two weeks and three months.
Cost of a rehabilitation spell is £39,000 which then saves over £500,000 in health and social care costs for each person.
The NRC programme costs £105million.
Our NRC senior leadership team has 171 years of NHS experience between them
In Britain, there are 2.8 million people locked out of work due to long-term sickness.
Long-term sickness-related economic inactivity is at a near-record high. Disability prevalence is also increasing, with 2.6 million (38%) more people in the working-age population classed as disabled compared to a decade ago. The employment rate of disabled people (53%) is nearly 29 percentage points lower than that of non-disabled people, and this employment ‘gap’ has stopped narrowing over the last 5 years.
There has also been a decline in the health of those who are working. 4.1 million people are currently in work with a health condition that is work-limiting – an increase of 300,000 over the past year.
Ref:
Get Britain Working White Paper - GOV.UK