S. Leary, London Neurosurgery, Joanne Hurford, N. Shanahan
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An expert opinion: Vocational rehabilitation after stroke
Less than half of people return to work following a stroke. For those who do, their return is often complicated by residual 'invisible' symptoms. It is important to ask about work and to provide intervention early in the rehabilitation process. Specialist vocational rehabilitation services can support more complex and long-term interventions, but there is a paucity of service provision which needs to be addressed.
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