Rehabilitation Medicine | Dr Julian Harriss

Dr Julian Harriss

Specific Sub-Interest: Amputee Rehabilitation, Brachial Plexus Injury, Brain Injury Rehabilitation, Life Expectancy, Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation, Paediatric Rehabilitation, Spinal Cord Injury Rehabilitation, Stroke Rehabilitation, Trauma Rehabilitation
Location: London

Dr Julian Harriss FRCPS(Can), FRCP(London) is a Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation doctor is the Consultant and Clinical Lead in Rehabilitation Medicine, Lane Fox Clinic, Guy’s & St. Thomas’ Hospital Trusts.

Dr Harriss is a leading medical expert with over twenty years’ experience. He has been a much-valued member of the NRC team for over four years.

Dr Harris is an Honorary Senior Lecturer in Rehabilitation Medicine and King’s College London and the Managing Director of HT Healthcare (developers of PRAVDA™).

In a recent article, Dr Julian Harriss shared his views about neurology and the role of the Expert Witness.

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