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DHAKA: Experts have emphasised the importance of comprehensive rehabilitation services in helping people affected by stroke, spinal cord injuries and traumatic brain injuries regain independence and improve their quality of life.
They made the observations at the Neurorehabilitation Workshop 2026, held at the conference room of Bangladesh Medical University (BMU) Super Specialized Hospital.
The workshop was organised by the Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation in collaboration with Generous Co Ltd, with support from the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA).
BMU Vice-Chancellor Professor Dr F M Siddiqui attended the event as the chief guest, while Professor Dr Md Abdus Shakoor, chairman of the Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, presided over the programme.
Rehabilitation specialists and representatives from several healthcare institutions also attended the workshop.
The event focused on sharing clinical experiences, improving the quality of rehabilitation care and strengthening cooperation among healthcare institutions.
Discussions highlighted the role of coordinated, patient-centred rehabilitation in improving mobility, supporting daily activities and helping patients reintegrate into family and social life.
Experts stressed that effective rehabilitation requires individualised treatment plans and coordinated efforts among healthcare professionals to address patients’ physical, functional and social needs.
The workshop aimed to promote collaboration among rehabilitation professionals and support the expansion of modern, integrated neurorehabilitation services across Bangladesh.