Measuring the outcome of any medical intervention, including a complex rehabilitation programme, is an essential part of ‘best practice’. It allows the patient to see (& be part of) their progress over time, the clinicians to better understand what interventions lead to positive change & so informs service quality improvement, and the fee payers to see more clearly how their funding has made a difference. 

Outcome measures can be reported in different forms, and include patient & user feedback (testimonials), descriptive reports of real cases (case studies), and scientific data from validated measurement tools (clinical data). Here we present a selection of outcome measurements from our specialist rehabilitation programmes.