Annually, the UK witnesses over 70,000 hip fractures, necessitating surgery for many, yet complications affect only 1 in 100 patients1. The surgery itself, lasting between 60–90 minutes2, is just the beginning of a recovery journey…
Fractures in the elderly, particularly hip fractures, pose a significant health challenge in Scotland. The statistics are alarming; older adults face an increased risk of falls leading to severe injuries that often require extensive rehabilitation.…
Physiotherapy at home, is a convenient and effective way to deliver rehabilitation services to individuals who may have difficulty accessing clinic-based care. It is particularly beneficial for patients with mobility issues, chronic conditions, post-surgical recovery,…
Stroke is a major public health issue in Scotland, affecting thousands of individuals each year. According to the Scottish Stroke Care Audit, there were 7,593 admissions due to stroke in 2019-2020, with a mortality rate…
Stroke is a serious, life-threatening medical condition that occurs when the blood supply to part of the brain is cut off. Stroke remains one of Scotland’s biggest killers and leading causes of disability. In…