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Physio Jo Haworth talks about a book on complex rehab, written by a team based at the Walton centre
Clinical specialist physiotherapist Jo Haworth is rightly proud of her contribution to a book – titled A Practical Approach to Interdisciplinary Complex Rehabilitation – that was published earlier this year.
‘The book has only recently been published so its impact cannot truly be assessed until a later date, but it is already evident as referenced citations in reports and assignments,’ she told PhysioUpdate.
Jo played a key role in the planning and writing team – all of whom are based at the specialist Walton Centre in Fazakerley, on the outskirts of Liverpool – from the outset.
‘It was an exciting idea, but it was daunting in terms of the work that would be involved and in terms of what we might have to offer the process. It was a steep learning curve and a very different style of writing to any previous work that I have been involved in.'
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