Jo Clayden retweeted
Tickets are now available for our upcoming September events: Life After Stroke: Identity, Experience and Insight.
To find out more and book your place, visit: buff.ly/sZjmYjt
#LifeAfterStroke #StrokeRecovery #DifferentStrokesUK #StrokeSupport #CommunityMatters
Jo Clayden retweeted
Congratulations 👏to Broomfield's Stroke Unit for winning the Patient Experience hamper for their site. @MSEHospitals #PatientExperience #PatExp
@DTownsendDoN
Jo Clayden retweeted
Without urgent action, the Government will not meet its target to reduce heart attack and stroke deaths by 25% by 2035.
Stroke is preventable, treatable, and recoverable. The Government can unlock this potential by developing an actionable road map for stroke, @WesStreeting.
Jo Clayden retweeted
UK & ROI Acute Stroke Simulation Courses are one-day, multidisciplinary courses in a variety of locations open to those involved in acute stroke care & will cover a range of topics such as thrombolysis, thrombectomy & stroke mimics
More info 👉 buff.ly/0Skjzwx
Jo Clayden retweeted
Seeking volunteers to provide feedback on a new virtual reality tool for hand and arm recovery. This study is taking place at the University of Hertfordshire in Hatfield. You will need to be able to travel to Hatfield to take part.
differentstrokes.co.uk/wp-co…
Jo Clayden retweeted
MDT members involved in stroke thrombolysis calls: book your place for @BIASPstroke sim course @ImperialNHS on 11th April 2025
@drjkwan @Dheeraj_Kall @didib77 @luciodanna2 @TseringDolkarDG
Replying to @BIASPstroke
@BIASPstroke Thrombolysis simulation course at Imperial College NHS trust London
11th April 2025
Book your place via Biasp website please.
@SomaBanerjee73 @didib77
biasp.org/training-education…
Jo Clayden retweeted
Missed out on our 2024 webinars? Don’t worry! You can find all of them in our new Webinar Library on our website. From stroke survivor stories to expert insights, it’s all there for you to explore. Visit: buff.ly/3NUmDEw 📚💙 #DifferentStrokes #WebinarLibrary
Jo Clayden retweeted
The impact of AI decision support in acute stroke has been huge in delivering 🧠 brain saving treatments. Implementation would not have happened with the incredible ISDN (Integrated Stroke Delivery Networks) - 100% access @RCRadiologists #RCRGlobalAI @NHSGIRFT @TheStrokeAssoc
On the way to the start of the @RCRadiologists #RCRGlobalAI 2-day conference in conjunction with the NHS, with over 1000 delegates joining us from across the world
Jo Clayden retweeted
🔴Atrial Fibrillation (AF) and Stroke
Infographic
🔹Available for download on the @WorldStrokeEd site:
world-stroke-academy.org/inf…
#CardioTwitter #Cardiology #surgery #MedEd #CriticalCare #FOAMcc #FOAMed #clinical #clinic #orthotwitter
Jo Clayden retweeted
Has someone in your family had a stroke? Want help with talking to your children about it? We have a whole range of resources for the children of stroke survivors.
Find out more by visiting: buff.ly/4aIxsmD
#DifferentStrokes #StrokeSurvivors #FamilySupport
Jo Clayden retweeted
🤔❓Should we switch to tenecteplase for all ischemic strokes? Evidence and logistics
New Leading Opinion by Keith Muir
Read here👇
journals.sagepub.com/doi/ful…
Jo Clayden retweeted
Lots of great examples from the stroke rehabilitation QI projects, would be great way to showcase the work of the teams who have developed the projects - closing date 14/02/25
ahawards.co.uk/the-link-prev…
Jo Clayden retweeted
Replying to @Speedy_Trial
@Speedy_Trial is ongoing, with 5 ambulance services testing direct admission to 8 specialist thrombectomy centres
SPEEDY tests clinical discussion to identify patients with large vessel occlusion stroke - but how else could we find these patients?
Join:
events.teams.microsoft.com/e…

ALT Advert for webinar on Wednesday 5th February at 18:30-20:00. For screen readable text click link in tweet. For any other accessible format email [email protected]
Jo Clayden retweeted
Globally, intracerebral haemorrhage causes more loss of healthy life years than ischaemic stroke. We must prioritise ICH to reduce its burden through public health interventions, research, and improved healthcare.
See our open access @WorldStrokeOrg factsheet 👇🏻
🌍🧠World Stroke Organization (WSO): Global intracerebral hemorrhage factsheet 2025
journals.sagepub.com/doi/ful… @adrianpj1 @WorldStrokeOrg @WorldStrokeEd
Jo Clayden retweeted
Also key that 7/7 stroke rehabilitation continues for people after stroke and their families once they leave hospital, or for some who do not go to hospital. Stroke rehabilitation impacts outcomes and experiences- so important to improve #ICSS
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Jo Clayden retweeted
Attend the upcoming Webinar with Chris Price and Angus Ramsay!
🗓️ Wednesday 22nd January 2025, 17:30 - 18:30
🧠 The Future of Prehospital Stroke Triage
👉 buff.ly/3ZoUifY
#BIASP #TrainWithBIASP #StrokeEducation #Stroke
Jo Clayden retweeted
Stroke strikes every 5 mins in the UK, and South Asians are at higher risk at a younger age. Recognising the signs—slurred speech, weak arm, drooping face—and calling 999 can save lives. Every minute counts! Learn more from @NHSEngland's FAST campaign with @DrAmirKhanGP. #ACTFAST
Jo Clayden retweeted
Brilliant opportunity to share the positive impact that having an advanced practice role in stroke rehabilitation in the community has had on both the lives of people after stroke, their families and the wider stroke MDT. Thank you Alison Whear #UKSF2024
Great session about advanced practice roles in stroke. How do we make it easier to support our brilliant multi-professional to stay in stroke and develop their careers @NHSE_WTE @NHSGIRFT @TheStrokeAssoc #uksf24
Jo Clayden retweeted
🧠 Considering a career in stroke?
Stroke is the 4th commonest cause of death and commonest cause of adult neurological disability in the UK.
Take a look at the BIASP website to find out more 👉 buff.ly/3v86c1E
#BIASP #Stroke #StrokeEducation #CareerInStroke
Jo Clayden retweeted
📢 The SSNAP Annual Report 2024 is now public!
Explore 10 years of stroke care data, key findings, and recommendations for April 2023 - March 2024.
View and download here: strokeaudit.org/About/About-…
































