Although the management of cognition is central to stroke rehabilitation, I am very much looking forward to delivering this half day workshop on understanding cognition in people we work with regardless of condition. Hosted by @StAndMedicine the first one is on Thursday 25 June.
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🚨 Online Short Courses 🚨
Boost your clinical skills with our Cognitive Rehabilitation and Executive Function online workshops, for healthcare professionals working in stroke rehabilitation.
👉Book your place today: bit.ly/3Oo1dU3
#RoyalCollegeOfOccupationalTherapists
Delighted to add the “Understanding Cognition” half-day online workshop for the wider range of settings and suitable for all professions, support workers and students. Thank you @StAndMedicine for hosting my three workshops. For more info, use the QR code or contact me directly.
Spaces available on the 1st April online cognitive rehabilitation for the multidisciplinary team. Please use the link to find out more: medicine.st-andrews.ac.uk/sh…
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This is an excellent initiative and collaboration between the NHS, academia and the voluntary sector focused on improving #lifeafterstroke @TheStrokeAssoc @StrokeEurope @SomaBanerjee73 @NIHRresearch bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c9wx…
This is such a great opportunity to reflect on our three Elizabeth Casson lectures over a span of almost 13 years and to engage with people joining our session by having ample time for questions and answers.
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Recognition of Thanks due Prof Christine Roffe (Chair) & rest of the organising committee for #uksf24
A valuable event
I'll add thnx are due to John & team of behind scenes operational staff too When un-noticed they've done their job well
@UKStrokeForum
@TheStrokeAssoc – at Danderhall, Scotland
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We have big news in stroke! @TheStrokeAssoc @JulietBou See below!! 👇👇👇👇
Sir Stephen Powis Joins Stroke Association as First Clinical Ambassador nationalhealthexecutive.com/…
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#uksf25 Important discussion on dose, constituents of dose and translation into wider activity. From research to function.
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“Everyone in this room is a heartbeat away from a stroke,” said survivor Jeremy Dearling.
Should we screen the general population for AF, instead of waiting for a preventable crisis?
New analysis suggests AF screening could be an effective predictor of stroke. #UKSF25
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I’ve never been more confident that in the next few years we’ll be able to describe ‘the who and how’ of high intensity stroke rehabilitation. We know we need to, we know we want to, soon we’ll have more crucial ingredients to the puzzle to improve provision and outcomes #uksf25
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Our wonderful Zara, chair of @ScotStrokeNurse delivering a presentation on stroke nursing priorities for Scotland at #UKSF25 yesterday! 👏
@Z1Nurse @TElderGracie1 @CNMChris1975 @NHS_Lothian
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Liminality - not just my RECOVERY but my DISCOVERY (of who this post stroke person is, what relationships and priorities are important NOW) #UKSF25 – at Bucksburn, Scotland
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“When do patients go from recovery, to discovery of themselves?”
Stroke stories are often dismissed as anecdotal, but Prof Frederike van Wijck used quotes from survivors to frame the journey from pre- to post-stroke, and the factors that can support that transition. #UKSF25
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Welcome to the end of #UKSF25!
In the Closing Plenary, we heard about the power of the multidisciplinary team in supporting patients to actively engage in their recovery. But challenges remain, particularly around funding & resource.
“Start small & plan big to improve care.”
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#UKSF25 was a huge success. Wonderful to see the stroke community from around the UK and further afield plus so many delegates from Scotland who usually find it a bit more of a challenge to attend.
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#UKSF25 complete, brilliant to chat with so many delegates about our work prioritising stroke nursing in Scotland. Great to grow our membership with many nurses signing up to have a voice moving stroke nursing forward in Scotland. @ScotStrokeNurse @Z1NURSE

























