Interested to see what the National Rehabilitation Centre (the NRC) will look like inside and out? A new architect’s fly-through animation is giving future staff, patients and researchers a feel for how the building will work, how its environment will support wellbeing and what it will be like when it opens in late 2024.
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Early enabling work on the National Rehabilitation Centre (NRC) site is underway and the main contractor, IHP, will be hosting an ‘information drop in event’ for anyone wanting to find out more.
As an academic, I live and breathe research and development. So I may be biased when I say it’s a very exciting time to be working in this space. Ever-advancing technology is increasing the potential scope of research – and rehabilitation is one area where we have a particularly fantastic opportunity to do something special in the UK.
Sadly, the number of people who get back to full functionality following a significant head injury is very small. Even those without such significant head injuries can suffer long term physical, psychological and emotional complications. So for those of us working in neuro surgery, it’s vital that we do everything we can to get these patients to a point where they are able to function well in society and have the best possible quality of life.
On Wednesday 8 June we hosted a visit from Natalie Forrest, Senior Responsible Officer for the New Hospital Programme (NHP), and members of the NHP team to the NRC site.
The National Rehabilitation Centre (NRC) Programme has appointed Integrated Health Projects (IHP) as main contractor to construct the NRC.
A new network connected to the National Rehabilitation Centre (NRC) is bringing together technology experts to develop next-generation solutions to transform clinical rehabilitation.
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