Part 2 of Exiting the Lockdown: Implications for SCI Care
SCI Care: What Really Matters
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This week's episode is our part two of 'Exiting the Lockdown: Implications for SCI Care.' Dr Chhabra is joined with Dr Tara Jeji, Dr James Milligan, Dr Rainer Abel and Dr Allison Graham as they conclude this discussion.
In this episode:
2:18 Q1. As we exit the lockdown would the principles of management be any different?
23:00 Q2. Once restrictions ease, an enormous backlog of patients is likely & there will be a need to select more serious cases who will need immediate help. What could be strategies to deal with the patient backlog?
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