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Along with StrokeAssocScotland & British & Irish Association of Stroke Physicians we have written to MSPs highlighting the impact of budget decisions on the roll out of an equitable national thrombectomy service, increasing the number of people living with life-changing disability after stroke. Read more 👉

1/3 Translating stroke research into clinical practice is a complex and often lengthy process. Research indicates that translating the research into clinical practice can take years, if not decades, which delays the delivery of optimal care to patients. Here are some factors

How wonderful! 🎶 - exploring the power of music in rehabilitation and generally improving mood by singing 🎵 Stroke Association

A lot of stroke survivors live independently. Find out how Independent Living Scotland assists the disabled and how your opinions can advise change. Join them in Glasgow on the 27th of Feb to find out more. Scan the QR code to register and book.

“Fundamentally, we found people want accessible communication, to feel valued as a research participant & that more needs to be done to raise awareness of the personal relevance of PPI activities.” NRS Cardiovascular Research Network NHS Research Scotland Neil Gray MSP Prof Lis Neubeck healthandcare.scot/stories/4052/n…

'Do go and get your blood pressure checked because it could save your life' Juliet Bouverie from the Stroke Association told #BBCBreakfast there is a lack of awareness about the risks of high blood pressure bbc.co.uk/news/topics/cx…

Taking part in stroke-related research can be a great way of using your own experiences to help improve the quality of life for people affected by stroke. Some studies are looking for volunteers.

Well done to Lesley Rollins sharing some of her research at the Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland | also on bluesky Link up and Learn Session today.

🤝📃✒️ 27/01/25 New Memorandum of Understanding signed between University of Strathclyde and Glasgow Science Centre (Glasgow Science Centre)🤝📃✒️ will help build on our successful University of Strathclyde Psychology touchscreen R & KE Citizen Science Exhibit (see video). Strathclyde PSH Department of Humanities, Uni Strathclyde William McGeown

Prof #JaniceEng presented Walk-and-Watch trial findings at #ISC showing +ve results on gait outcomes by ⬆️ dose of 🚶‍♂️ in inpatient stroke care journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/17…

Today is a good day to check in on a friend, family member or colleague 💜 #TimeToTalk

Have your say on the future of stroke research. 👇 Whether you're a researcher, healthcare professional, stroke survivor or carer, we want to hear from you. Fill in the following survey to inform the direction of our charity and future research we fund: bit.ly/40TKx9o

All the best Milena Slachetka (Mel) and the researchers in the Co-Creation Centre of Rehabilitation Technology lab in supporting Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland | also on bluesky in their fundraising efforts. #nolifehalflived

JOB OPPORTUNITY: 🧠▶️▶️Contact Niki Chouliara if you are interested in a Stroke Association funded research associate's position exploring how tele-rehabilitation could enhance community-based rehabilitation using co-design. Closing date 16/3/25.

📢For all stroke research supervisors at Strathclyde University, Glasgow University, Glasgow Caledonian University and University of the West of Scotland. Application forms available from: Mrs Sue Ogden [email protected]

An exciting interdisciplinary opportunity for a PhD in neuroimaging methods University of Strathclyde to understand brain network dysfunction in neurological disorders. Led by William McGeown, Dr Keith Smith and Rhuaridh. See here for more info👉 shorturl.at/S8g7c

Congratulations to ⁦Milena Slachetka (Mel)⁩ and her colleagues for completing a 21km walk around Loch Leven to raise funds for ⁦Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland | also on bluesky⁩. Such an important cause. 👏👏🧠 linkedin.com/posts/milena-s…

Technology enabled rehabilitation study and implications for practice presented by Dr Gillian Sweeney - positive impact on time engaged in rehabilitation activities and patient feedback NHS Grampian Managed Clinical Networks Stroke Conference

Really enjoyed spending time in Aberdeen with the NHS Grampian Managed Clinical Networks conference and all the #healthcareprofessionals. Special thanks to Thérèse Lebedis OBE and Rosa Mendes from Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland | also on bluesky for inviting me. Lovely to have Madeleine Grealy from University of Strathclyde along.