A Single Point of Contact is a person, department or organisation serving as the coordinator or focal point of information concerning an activity or program. For patients with complex rehabilitation needs, the Single Point of Contact can be very useful in identifying how those needs can be met.
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Brain injury can challenge every aspect of your life – walking, talking, thinking and feeling – and the losses can be severe and permanent. It can mean losing both the life you once lived and the person you once were.
We all think ‘it will never happen to me’, but every year around 350,000 people are admitted to hospital with an acquired brain injury.
Read moreNot for profit partnership delivering integrated musculoskeletal service in central Sussex.
Read moreSussex Community NHS Foundation Trust is part of the NHS that provides community services to patients in Sussex. It is houses in several sites across the county. The sections or departments that provide services to people with disabilities include the following: Community Equipment Service – West Sussex Community Neurological Rehabilitation Team (Brighton & Hove) Community Neurological Rehabilitation Team (Bognor Regis) …
Read moreOne Call North is a single point of access for all referrals to North Locality Sussex Community Foundation Trust Community Teams.
Read moreThe Musculoskeletal (MSK) Service – is part of Sussex Community NHS Foundation Trust. The service is designed to triage, assess and provide the primary management of musculoskeletal conditions with referral on to clinical specialties for enhanced clinical decision making and surgical management. The MSK service is a single point of access for the populations it serves. Referrals are triaged to …
Read moreNot for profit partnership delivering integrated musculoskeletal service in central Sussex.
Read moreSingle point of access to a range of services.
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