Improving stroke services - lessons from the latest NIHR research

Unless YOU GET INVOLVED, they will never work on the only goal in stroke; 100% RECOVERY!  All because there is NO leadership and NO strategy in stroke, since survivors are not in charge.

Improving stroke services - lessons from the latest NIHR research

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Oct 18, 2023 08:00 AM in

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If you are a healthcare professional or a researcher with an interest in stroke, this webinar is for you. Three expert researchers will discuss some of the most exciting stroke research funded by the NIHR. This engaging webinar will cover research across the stroke journey, from stroke management to early supported discharge and speech and language therapy. Our Q&A session will give you a unique opportunity to quiz the researchers on how this research could be implemented at your institution and reflect on potential barriers and facilitators. By attending this webinar you should understand: - how machine learning can improve stroke management and access to thrombolysis - how teams can best implement early supported discharge for people who have had a stroke - the most effective way to deliver speech and language therapy for people who develop aphasia after having a stroke

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Speakers

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  Martin James

  Martin James is a Consultant Stroke Physician at the Royal Devon & Exeter Hospital, and an Honorary Clinical Professor at the University of Exeter. His research focuses on operational research for hyperacute stroke, including using machine learning to improve access to thrombolysis.

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  Niki Chouliara

  Niki Chouliara is a Research Fellow at the University of Nottingham.Her research focuses on how stroke rehabilitation services are provided in the community so that they offer real benefits for stroke survivors and their families. She specialises in the use of mixed-methods and realist evaluation designs to study the process of implementing evidence into practice.

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  Myzoon Ali

  Myzoon Ali is a Senior Research Fellow at Glasgow Caledonian University. She specialises in the use of big data to answer research questions, standardisation of outcome assessment in stroke clinical trials, establishment and use of international collaborations to coordinate stroke research and optimisation of stroke service delivery for post-stroke aphasia.