So proud to share our new publication in @JPhysiother!
We investigate stakeholder perspectives & experiences related to #CIMT in this systematic review, which will support adoption of this effective intervention across #strokerehab
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FND thread collection from this account. Went back and chose a few I've been personally involved with- some based on our 10 myths of FND paper. 1/ https://t.co/aKKpPWrcBs
Back in October at the @apaphysio Ignite2023 conference, I had the opportunity to sit down with @JPhysiother Editor Mark Elkins to record a podcast on our mixed methods systematic review for stakeholder perceptions and experiences CIMT after stroke.
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@cdkempson@aneurophysio@apaphysio@JPhysiother@cdkempson it is, but our study confirmed that many physios and OTs don’t have the knowledge or confidence to provide it (which is slowly improving)
We’ve submitted another publication on stroke survivors and carer experiences, with lived experience input.
The recorded podcast has now been released part of the Conference Conversations series, supported by the Physiotherapy Research Foundation
#neurophysio#strokerehab#cimt#ebp
In our conversation, I discuss the main themes generated from our review, discuss the implications for clinical practice, and give my opinion on where the research for CIMT needs to head for stroke survivors to receive best practice upper limb therapy according to the evidence.
Neuro physiotherapy for #FND is still not well understood by many patients & medical professionals @GNielsen_Physio is one of the pioneers in developing neuro physio treatments for FND . To learn more click here - https://t.co/hyEXIiDqgr
‘Incongruence in FND - time for retirement’ - my new short neuromythology paper for @PracticalNeurol - short thread 1/
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FREE download link here https://t.co/Ae9BS5jkL7
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🗞️The association between inpatient #rehabilitation intensity and outcomes after #stroke in Ontario, Canada.
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Our SR has shown that, to date, there are no rigorously developed toolkits promoting physical activity in people with chronic conditions (as recommended by the WHO in 2003!).
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