🧵Spotlight on Professor Dr Natasha Lannin, Heart Foundation Future Leader, Clinical Chair in OT The Alfred, group leader Brain Recovery & Rehabilitation Group who aims to understand mechanisms of neurological injury to develop new rehabilitation approaches for survivors /1 #BrainAwarenessWeek

I love this profile of a champion of #occupationaltherapy #neuroscience researcher & mentor - thanks for all that you do for so many Dr Natasha Lannin

We’re hiring! Post-doc opportunity for clinician-scientist interested in stroke trials, implementation science & UL rehab at Monash STM Neuroscience with great team based in Melbourne 🇦🇺 For more info: livehire.com/job/alfredheal…

There's still time! ⏰️ Calling Aus-based #AHPs in #traumaticinjury rehab, for our mapping survey of #vocrehab practice and training needs: drive.google.com/file/d/1MJnFj5… Training to follow as part 2 of our study! #TBI Monash-Epworth Rehabilitation Research Centre Libby Callaway (she/her) Emily Dalton Dr Lauren Christie

Thank you ASSBI opportunity to present my 1st PhD study at #ASSBI2024 on expert consensus on a cog rehab learning package for novice OT’s. thanks to Caroline Unsworth, Anne Baker and Dr Natasha Lannin

😊Our new paper showing that stroke rehabilitation environments don't often reflect home environments... considerations for task-specific training provided! ArchivesPMR Kate Scrivener #MPellegrini #RNicks Sharon Kramer Dr Lauren Christie Dr Laura Jolliffe archives-rrct.org/article/S2590-…

#apsc24 excellent presentation by the wonderful Dr Natasha Lannin outlining the systematic review evidence around rehab management of spasticity. Spoiler alert. Not huge and not robust.

Excited to see our paper published as part of the Brain Impairment Special Issue on Clinical Implementation to Optimise Outcomes’ Collection. #CSIROPublishing. Free to access for next month doi.org/10.1071/IB23105. Huge thanks to Dr Natasha Lannin for her support and supervision 🙏

A new (long) read from me about love, music and community. abc.net.au/news/2024-12-1…

DW Cost-efficiency data for rehabilitation is complex & difficult to collect. Natasha Lannin et al. replicated UK studies, finding similar global savings. bmjopen.bmj.com/content/14/12/… The challenge is to transfer Social Service care budget savings to Healthcare rehabilitation budgets.

Jacqui Wheatcroft and colleagues identify barriers to completion of #cognitive assessments by #occupationaltherapists and implement an intervention to support practice change publish.csiro.au/ib/IB23105 Currently free to read as part of our Clinical Implementation collection 📰🌟

📣 Call for Abstracts! Submit your research to the Pacific Rim 2025 Conference in sunny Brisbane, Australia and showcase your work to leading professionals in brain impairment. Submission deadline: 16.02.2025 cvent.com/c/abstracts/db… #PacificRim2025

📣📰Our SR on training “clinical champions” to translate evidence into healthcare settings published in Implementation Science We recommend improved reporting to prepare change champions Dr Laura Jolliffe Elizabeth Lynch @BrendanMajor2 Prof. Tammy Hoffmann Monash STM Neuroscience …plementationscience.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…

Prof Dr Natasha Lannin delivering an invited 👩‍🏫 AHA Science #ISC25 on intervention implementability focusing on stakeholder perspectives. Critical area that needs focused attention during trial planning. There are many stakeholders to consider Translational Medicine at Monash University 👏 👏

📢Our new paper on the state of stroke rehabilitation in 🇦🇺 The economic benefit of access to stroke rehabilitation is clear, but now is the time for stakeholders to unite to improve this access! Stroke Foundation RMSANZ Dr Lauren Christie Translational Medicine at Monash University rdcu.be/edliM

Aussie OTs, let's talk stroke rehab! Do you work with stroke survivors in Australia? Your insights are needed! We're conducting a survey, to understand how OTs assess and visual perception 👀👁️🧠. Take our quick 10-minute survey and make a difference: monashred.au1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_cZ…

Always great to hear when our articles receive "Top Viewed Article" for a journal. #Congratulations kate gledhill Monash Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences The Alfred Read it here onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11… #TopViewedArticle Wiley in research

Still time for OT’s working in stroke to participate in this survey on visual perception. Thank you! With Dr Natasha Lannin

Results from the HOME-Rehab trial, presented at #ESOC2025, show that occupational therapy home visits after stroke do not significantly improve post-discharge participation in people who received in-hospital planning support #StrokeRecovery #VoiceOfStroke #StrokeCare #CVT

#ESOC2025 Dr Natasha Lannin home visit trial. Results suggest same outcomes as for in-hospital consultations. But note control arm care excellent and may be better than what we give routinely in UK. Great RCT and great presentation.