East Anglia ACPIN Hub is delighted to

invite you to their webinar:

How Can We Maximise “Relative Involvement” in Neurological Therapy?

Join us for an hour's session focussing on projects where “relative involvement” in therapy has been explored, to share learnings, and hear from 3 Million steps to provide lived experience on the topic.  We will spend a short period of time reflecting and thinking of ideas on how you can maximise “relative involvement” in your practice or within your clinical team.

This session is facilitated by Rebecca Rayner, NIHR Doctoral Fellow, and will cover:

• Relative involvement in exercise on the acute neurosciences ward (Rebecca Rayner and Rekha Srinivasan, Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital NHS Trust)
• Relative involvement within sensory stimulation in patients’ with a disordered level of consciousness (Joanne Clark, Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust)
• The patient and relative view – 3 Million steps brain injury charity
• Practical time for: Reflections and action planning individually or within your clinical team on how you may “maximise relative involvement in neurological rehabilitation"

Learning outcomes for the session:

By the end of this session, participants will be able to: 

• Understand some of the recent evidence and clinical guideline recommendations regarding care involvement in neurological rehabilitation
• Have a greater understanding of perspectives from a range of viewpoints – patients, relatives, clinical staff, in various neurological settings
• Reflect on their own practice and make a plan/pledge on how to optimise or improve for 2027

Booking will close on Monday 23 November 2026 at 6,00 pm

This will be held via MS Teams and a link will be sent out a day or two before the event

Students please book using your university email address