The development and opening of a purpose-built Spinal Injuries Center in Southport in 1991 was largely a result of his efforts, as was the appointment of the first dedicated clinical psychology service to a spinal injuries unit; case management initiatives to manage the process of care and community reintegration; development of lifelong follow-up programs and management in the community to ensure continued health; the development of purpose-built accommodation in order to enable people to live independently, and funding a chalet so patients and their families might take holidays together in safety and comfort.
In 1991, his efforts led to the establishment of a Spinal Injuries Center in Southport. This center included the first dedicated clinical psychology service, case management initiatives for care processes and community reintegration, lifelong follow-up programs for health maintenance, purpose-built accommodations for independent living, and funding for a chalet for family vacations.