It was an incredible experience learning from the wealth of expertise and insights at #UKSF2024 🧠 🫀
We’re already looking forward to next year, @ukstrokeforum.bsky.social , and can’t wait to share even more of our research findings!
Professor Martin James wins the #UKSF2024 outstanding achievement award for all that he does to knit together the stroke community around quality improvement and all he does for stroke survivors. I can’t think of anyone more deserving - not only for all he brings to the stroke…
#UKSF2024 Goal analysis and treatment planning analysis for Direct-Rehab. Treatment planning for physical rehabilitation when managing spasticity @UKStrokeForum @KilbrideCherry @rehabresearchuk
Systematic review on experiences of end of life care after stroke- tensions around relationships/communication between staff, patients and family when there is uncertainty of prognosis @UclanResearch #uksf2024
Hearing from Prof Gillian Mead on end of life care #uksf2024
Decision making is difficult and requires senior support to have conversations with family. Clinicians need to be aware of own biases when considering withdrawal of treatment
Excited to be talking in this TSA session on a topic very close to my heart: supporting people with aphasia help others with aphasia. Based on SUPERB trial. See also our course on setting up a peer befriending scheme city.ac.uk/prospective-st… Online and self-directed. #UKSF2024 #UKSF24
Prof Harwood - Generic problems of lack of social care provision associated with new dependency and need for human help are major problems in end of life care after stroke #uksf2024
Collaboration with those with lived experience has been a big theme of #uksf2024.. if you're interested in seeing how this might work, do check out our poster around #coproduction of an intervention to support stroke unit staff to discuss recovery with stroke survivors and their families 👇👇👇
Great learning from Calgary on #stroke thrombectomy. Research recruiting centres ready to switch to clinical delivery on day of positive trial results. If door to puncture time >1hour, it’s too slow! #uksf2024
Prof Kwaakel - Current upper limb (UL) robotic designs are not meaningfully improving UL function - likely due to lack of adaptive improvement in motor recovery? #uksf2024
Picture of Maeva May, associate director of Systems Engagement at Stroke Association, speaking at UKSF 2024 about the England 10 year health plan
Great conversation and ideas from the UK stroke community today on the 10 year health plan #UKSF2024. You all have brilliant ideas so make sure you get your voice heard either on change.nhs.uk/en-GB/ AND/OR in any engagement events that happen in your area of work.
Dr Oisin Cleary - 60% of young stroke survivors surveyed claim modern stroke services do not meet their needs #uksf2024
Dr Phil Ferdinand Reminds us that Young Strokes do not present the same ~50% are posterior circulation strokes and tend to be FAST negative #uksf2024
TULAY project representation at UK Stroke Forum.
A fantastic opportunity for us to shine a light on the incredible work happening in the Philippines 🇵🇭
#UKSF2024 #CBR #SelfManagement #CoDesign #StrokeRehab
Starting off with discussion around community stroke dataset. Lots of potential opportunity to understand how patients receive rehabilitation after stroke in the community #UKSF2024
On my way to #UKSF2024 🙂
@bethancopsey.bsky.social & I are hosting a Table in the Research World Cafe at 12 noon.
Come and tell us about the opportunities & challenges for #ClinicalTrials & how the @thestrokeassoc.bsky.social research strategy can support more trials in the future
#HaveYourSay
