Delighted to be presenting today with Rich Back Up and Laura Spinal Injuries Scot about the unique collaborative working relationship between the QENSIU and our support organisations which also include Horatio's Garden Charity Aspire & WheelPower #GGCPhysios2020

National Spinal Injuries Unit patient and keen fisherman Robbie Bell thought he might not be able to walk again after a biking accident. Thanks to a unique fishing based rebab programme, he is set to catch the end of the fishing season: bit.ly/3kzZPcn #QEUH

Hi! I'm a Physiotherapy student in Glasgow, Scotland. I'm developing a resource to promote physical activity after a Spinal Cord Injury (SCI). If you or someone you know has had a SCI, I would love to hear from you #spinalcordinjury #SCI #PhysicalActivity

Two days to go until our annual spinal cord injury research meeting. Details can be found here: samoa.dcs.gla.ac.uk/events/viewtal…

SCISCI are currently seeking participants for the trial 'Transcutaneous spinal cord stimulation combined with locomotor training to improve walking ability in people with chronic incomplete spinal cord injury'. We are looking for participants who sustained a thoracic injury 1/3

Working in collaboration with the National Spinal Injuries Unit, we have been asked by Glasgow Caledonian University to find some members for this focus group. If you are interested, please contact [email protected]

A new therapy trialled at the National Spinal Injuries Unit could have 'very profound benefits' for patients with spinal cord injury, according to the consultant who led the #NHSGGC trial. Read more about the breakthrough therapy: bit.ly/4atfnrR #QEUH #QENSIU

We are thrilled to announce that our collaborative study with ONWARD Medical has been published in Nature Medicine. These results demonstrate the safety and efficacy of electrical stimulation to improve upper limb function for people with tetraplegia nature.com/articles/s4159…

Queen Margaret University in Edinburgh is researching the needs and preferences of people with a spinal cord injury in the UK regarding online physical activity resources. If you can spare 10-15 minutes to fill in an online survey please go to: app.onlinesurveys.jisc.ac.uk/s/qmu/online-p…

We have launched a new digital service to support people with spinal injuries. The Queen Elizabeth Spinal Injuries Unit App provides patients and their relatives/carers with a comprehensive guide to the unit and the services it provides. Find out more: nhsggc.scot/nhsggc-launche…