BSRM Guidance on Vocational Rehabilitation
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The British Society of Rehabilitation Medicine (BSRM) have produced brief guidance on Vocational Rehabilitation. Past Chair of the VRA Dr Andrew Frank and Trustee Joy Reymond both contributed to the development of this guidance.
This document provides brief, practical guidance to support consultants and trainees in Rehabilitation Medicine (RM) and other specialties and disciplines, who offer Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) to adults, and to support consultants in their conversations with service managers and commissioners so that VR services are embedded within health service provision.
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The British Society of Rehabilitation Medicine (BSRM) have produced brief guidance on Vocational Rehabilitation. Past Chair of the VRA Dr Andrew Frank and Trustee Joy Reymond both contributed to the development of this guidance.
This document provides brief, practical guidance to support consultants and trainees in Rehabilitation Medicine (RM) and other specialties and disciplines, who offer Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) to adults, and to support consultants in their conversations with service managers and commissioners so that VR services are embedded within health service provision.
Access the guidance here.
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