The investigators will aim to recruit 25 participants for the ERP and 25 participants in SC (50 in total) who will go through a series of quantitative functional assessments and patient reported outcome measures, at baseline (at the beginning of the programme), middle (3 months), on discharge from the programme (usually 6 months). If patients are discharged earlier, assessments will be performed at the discharge visit.~Assessments using PROMS will be conducted at baseline (at the beginning of the programme), middle (3 months), on discharge from the programme (usually 6 months), and 12 months.
The goal of this study is to assess the feasibility of recruitment, and barriers to delivery of an enhanced rehabilitation service, in patients surviving major trauma.~The main questions it aims to answer are:~are the investigators able to recruit patients to a research study are the investigators able to retain patients in the research study are the investigators able to identify appropriate primary outcome measures are the investigators able to identify barriers to future large-scale definitive trial or service delivery Participants will would be offered at least two sessions of the Enhanced Rehabilitation Programme (ERP), each lasting 60-120 minutes per week, delivered in the Manchester Institute of Health and Performance (MIHP).~Participants not willing to travel to the MIHP, or declining to engage in the ERP, will be asked to join the Standard Care (SC) group. This group will provide questionnaire data and clinical outcome measure collection with their usual place of therapy.~Researchers will compare the ERP group and the SC groups to assess any additional benefits to the ERP.