Wounded Military Personnel being failed by NHS

The video discusses the advancements in prosthetic technology and the challenges faced by British soldiers injured in Iraq and Afghanistan. It highlights the issues with prosthetic fittings provided by the NHS and the need for better solutions. The video compares the expertise available in the UK with that in the US, particularly at the Hanger clinic in Oklahoma, which has been successful in treating veterans. Campaigners advocate for sending more veterans to such clinics and establishing centers of excellence in the UK. This approach could save the NHS money and improve the quality of life for injured veterans.

What challenges do severely injured amputees face with their prosthetic limbs?

How has the Mo D Rehabilitation Center at Headley Court contributed to the recovery of injured soldiers?

What is the significance of the Hanger clinic in Oklahoma for British veterans?

In what ways could providing better prosthetics save the NHS money?

What are the current efforts of the NHS regarding services for veterans?