@OpenJusticeCoP@JennyKitzinger@CDOCuk Again it is interesting that the assessment used- ie the CRS is clinically less sensitive that SMART. ( Godbolt et al) Even if the result is the same- we should use the best available assessment tools when making important decisions.
@OpenJusticeCoP@KitzingerCelia Very interesting, and hoping the patient had a proper bedside assessment using a standardised assessment tool over a series of assessment.
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@CDOCuk@DailyMail As long as the client has a suitable assessment by a skilled team then and only then will the true status and recovery be established.