• Complex injury can include:

• Traumatic brain injury

• Spinal injury

• Birth injuries

• Multiple complex orthopaedic injuries

• Amputation

• Psychological injuries

• Co-existing conditions

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Members of the Complex Injury Network Scotland include case managers, medical professionals, allied health professionals, lawyers, employment consultants, architects, representatives from the Mental Welfare Commission. A common thread in our work is to assist people people with complex injuries and their families/caregivers to meet 5 priority needs:

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• A person’s understanding of their situation

• Promoting maintenance of health

• Maintaining emotional well-being

• Accessing social support

• Financial stability