Proud to have supported @FermanaghS stroke campaign. The voice of stroke survivors in Fermanagh and Tyrone must not be ignored. They were a central part of this campaign and must be congratulated for the effort they put in throughout. 👏🏻 #saveward5
📢And that's a wrap!
🤗Thanks so much to all our amazing stroke survivors, volunteers, political parties who came together to support us, & people who came & took time to play their part in consultation to ensure we keep our top class Stroke Unit. #SaveSWAHStroke#SaveWard5
I called into the Stroke Hub in Enniskillen this morning to commend all the volunteers on a job well done @FermanaghS the last of 6k+ forms away to @healthdpt now!
Heads up #Dromore! Volunteers will be with you this evening. Please take part in this consultation to save local #stroke services in both #Enniskillen and #Omagh. Spread the word! Bring your friends!
#Fivemiletown library today! Can you come out and take a few minutes to complete the consultation for #strokeservices. #Fermanagh and Southern #Tyrone will be badly hit if the unit and beds go. Play your part to ensure that doesn't happen.
A call out from @BBCgmu for views on the ongoing stroke consultation - have you suffered a stroke? What’s your view on the proposed changes? Have you logged on and taken part in @healthdpt consultation?
Oops! Did you notice our typo? For confirmation, we're in #Belleek tonight (Wednesday). We're also in #Coonian#Cooneen. Our amazing volunteers all over the place 👏👏👏 Make sure you spend a few minutes taking part to #SaveSWAHStroke#SaveWard5
SAVE SWAH STROKE SERVICES!!
Omagh will lose its rehabilitation stroke beds if the stroke services at SWAH are taken from us. We spent the afternoon helping the public complete consultation forms to save these vital grade A stroke services!
Diana Armstrong John Coyle John mc claughrey and siobhan Currie speaking at lady of lake festival ref save the stroke unit swah. Please support in irvinestown library Friday 19th July
An audience member asks: 'Why is the worst performing stroke unit in the UK, Altnagelvin, in all six options and the best performing stroke unit in Northern Ireland, SWAH, only in two options of the consultation?'
A passionate audience member at the stroke consultation meeting in the Killyhelvin Hotel has told the panel that the only people who will benefit from the closure of the stroke unit at SWAH will be undertakers.
A member of the audience asked Professor Kelly how many stroke units in London, where much of the research used in the consultation is based on, perform better than SWAH. The answer from Professor Kelly is "None".
Over 3000 consultation documents from people in the area has been given to representatives from the Department of Health by representatives of the Fermanagh Stroke Support Group.