Rehabilitation researcher. Brentford supporter. Notts cricket fan.
Nottingham, England
Joined September 2015
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Catherine Sackley retweeted
Listen to @cathsackley @UoN_SHS talk @BBCr4today about her new study @BMJ_latest looking at how different speech therapies are used to help patients with Parkinson's disease - @MarkIMardell gives his thoughts on the research findings
Listen at 1:28:16 - ow.ly/1HrG50SzBzz
Catherine Sackley retweeted
An intensive voice treatment developed known as the Lee Silverman voice treatment is more effective than conventional NHS speech and language therapy or no therapy for people with Parkinson’s disease, finds a trial published in @bmj_latest today. bit.ly/3S0sNVY
Catherine Sackley retweeted
This is the brand of amlodipine that has been recalled by the Pharmacy Board. DO NOT BUY THIS BRAND. Substitute with a different approved brand of amlodipine by your pharmacist
Catherine Sackley retweeted
Our new showcase video is live!
Our Global Health researchers engage with local communities in countries around the world, helping to drive positive change across borders.
Watch the full video to see their trailblazing impact:youtube.com/watch?v=C_E3_cmH….
Catherine Sackley retweeted
Just Accepted!
📰Quality of Life and Quality adjusted Life Years after #stroke in Sierra Leone
journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs… @mirrorsandmaps
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Over 20% of #stroke survivors leave hospital with severe disability.
@ARC_EM study highlighted the core components of home-based #rehabilitation for survivors of stroke with severe disability, according to expert consensus.
Download infographics:
🔗arc-em.nihr.ac.uk/clahrcs-st…
Catherine Sackley retweeted
Delighted to have played a tiny part in this important work…well done @frankierileyPT @lal_russell @RebeccaJFisher_ @cathsackley @marionfwalker
Our paper looking at the barriers and facilitators in providing rehabilitation for severely disabled survivors of stroke in the community is published 🎉 bmjopen.bmj.com/content/13/8… @audreybowenprof @logan_angie @therese_jackson @Deborah71247971 @rsibson44 @markmcglinchey @ARC_EM
Catherine Sackley retweeted
Absolutely devastating...a pin sharp arrow to the futilty and harm of leaving the EU...for so many Businesses.
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Catherine Sackley retweeted
Stroke Association Sierra Leone was featured by Handicap International. We continue to do robust awareness raising on stroke in SierraLeone. Help us provide welfare support to struggling stroke survivors and their families.
Catherine Sackley retweeted
📢 Calling stroke professionals!
The National Clinical Guideline for Stroke has been updated for the first time since 2016 to reflect developments, innovations and changes in thinking. To read the guideline, please visit: strokeguideline.org
@RCPhysicians @RCPI_news
Catherine Sackley retweeted
PhD studentships - @KingstonUni . As Head of Graduate Research School I am delighted to offer doctoral/PhD studentships at Kingston University for October 2023, including our Race Equality studentships! Closing March 8th. Please RT! kingston.ac.uk/research/rese…
Catherine Sackley retweeted
The ReStARt study will develop a non-surgical intervention to support patients with severe knee stiffness after #TKR We want to hear from surgeons, physios, OTs & nurses with experience of working with TKRs & managing patients w/ severe knee stiffness.
Pls see details below⬇️
Catherine Sackley retweeted
Apply in Nov! This year I have opened up the @NIhR funded 2023 ARC South London's Applied Research Leadership academy to all academic staff, researchers & PhD students in London NIHR ARCs @ARC_S_L @ARC_NWL @UCLPartners arc-sl.nihr.ac.uk/node/354
arc-sl.nihr.ac.uk/node/354 please RT!
Catherine Sackley retweeted
Please watch the interview of our Vice President on this link. fb.watch/gt09yuh2xU/
World stroke day every moment counts.
Catherine Sackley retweeted
Excited to be @WorldStrokeOrg #WSC2022 sharing the findings of our study: Optimising home-based rehab for survivors of stroke with severe disability Thanks @ARC_EM for support @frankierileyPT @DrTrudiMCameron @lee_claire1 @RuthSturt @cathsackley @marionfwalker @RebeccaJFisher_
ALT Poster describing the findings of a qualitative study exploring the optimisation of home-based rehabilitation for survivors of stroke with severe disability. Findings: high levels of need, disjointed pathways, insufficient resources, lack of organisational clarity and significant multi-agency requirements for this patient group. Teams utilised a variety of strategies to overcome these challenges such as skill sharing with a diverse range of partners, multi-agency collaboration and establishing stakeholder networks through which to advocate on behalf of severely disabled stroke survivors and their carers.
Catherine Sackley retweeted
Applications for our 2023 UK fellowships are now open! jobs.lshtm.ac.uk/vacancy.asp…
This is a Wellcome-funded programme providing interdisciplinary PhD training in global health to outstanding UK health professionals, supported by 11 partner institutions in the UK and Africa.
Catherine Sackley retweeted
As announced, 5x PhD fellowships are open for application, as part of the CREATE PhD Programme. A Stage 1 webinar will take place on Wednesday October 12th at 12pm BST – lshtm.zoom.us/j/94317519296
There will be presentations about the programme and how to apply [1/3]
