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Opinion | 11:11:24

From the pond into the sea: are lessons being learned on smoothing the transition from child to adult health services?

The transition from child to adult health services is a hot topic both in the UK and globally. In August 2024, the Colin Farrell Foundation was launched on the other side of the Atlantic...

Opinion | 05:09:24

Sport and its importance for children with cerebral palsy.

Access to and enjoyment of sport is taken for granted by most children, they are surrounded by opportunities both in and out of school. But for children with physical disabilities this isn’t always the...

Opinion | 05:09:24

Spotlight on the Riding for the Disabled Association (RDA)

Para-equestrian dressage has only been on the Paralympic stage since the games were held in Atlanta in August 1996. The competition included all physical impairment groups and visually impaired athletes and men and women...

Opinion | 05:09:24

Saeed’s experience – the opportunities provided by disability cricket

Disability sport is a vital resource for those living with a disability. Not only for the opportunity to keep active, but also to build connections with people who have similar experiences; as it is...

Opinion | 05:09:24

Spotlight on The Wave Project

Tricia Grout speaks with Ian Bennett and Susie Croft about their charity giving those living with disability access to surfing.

Opinion | 07:03:24

In conversation with Professor Amin, Consultant Paediatric Neurologist at Bristol Royal Hospital for Children

Bristol provides a centre of excellence for children with cerebral palsy; Bristol Royal Hospital for Children providing support throughout the Southwest and beyond. Professor Amin, a consultant at the hospital, specialises in looking after children...

News | 08:02:24

RWK Goodman Announces Partnership with Bristol City Cerebral Palsy Football Club

Law firm RWK Goodman has announced a partnership with Bristol City Cerebral Palsy Football Club (BCCPFC), underscoring the firm’s commitment to Bristol and to supporting inclusive initiatives that make a positive impact, as they...

Opinion | 23:11:23

Negligent induction of labour leading to birth injury

Induction of labour is a well-established practice in the management of expectant women where delivery is required and there are clear NICE Guidelines (National Institute of Clinical Excellence) in place for medical staff. Hospital...

Opinion | 18:10:23

HSIB Maternity Investigations have been replaced by the Maternity and Newborn Safety Investigations (MNSI) programme

A new statutory body, The Maternity and Newborn Safety Investigations (MNSI) programme is formed from 1 October 2023, to undertake investigations into brain injuries in babies and maternal and neonatal deaths and stillbirths. This programme is hosted by the Care Quality Commission (CQC), having replaced the temporary role of the HSSIB (Health Services Safety Investigations Body).

Opinion | 17:10:23

10 reasons to choose RWK Goodman for your Cerebral Palsy claim.

Choosing the right lawyer to look after your child’s Cerebral Palsy claim is incredibly important. At RWK Goodman we have ten good reasons to choose us.

RWK Goodman TAC Magazine - 9th Edt - Spinal surgery in cerebral palsy: funding the costs

Opinion | 22:08:23

Discussing spinal surgery in cerebral palsy and funding the costs of SDR and curvature surgery

Surgical treatment of the spine, whether that is to treat curvature of the spine or to carry out selective dorsal rhizotomy, has become a mainstay of treatment for children and young people with cerebral palsy. As a parent or carer of a child with cerebral palsy, it is not always an easy decision to proceed to surgery. Both the likely benefits need be considered against the known risks of surgery. In addition, for some, the cost of surgery will hang heavily in the balance.

Can Group B Strep Cause Cerebral Palsy - RWK Goodman

Opinion | 16:08:23

Can Group B Strep Cause Cerebral Palsy?

Many pregnant women carry the bacteria Group B Streptococcus or GBS and it is usually harmless to both mother and baby. However, in some instances the bacteria can pass to the baby and the baby may go on to develop a severe infection. GBS infection in a baby can have serious consequences and it is essential that the infection is treated urgently to prevent the risks of long-term brain injury including cerebral palsy.

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