Pls share widely in Australia. People living with the effects of stroke or traumatic brain injury are invited to talk about their travel experiences (Pre-COVID and now) and help us identify the systems and structures that systematically limit inclusive and accessible travel.
Thanks to team led by @Tammy_Hoffmann & @CochraneStroke @Institute4EBH support
Gibson E, Koh C-L, Eames S, Bennett S, Scott AM, Hoffmann TC. Occupational therapy for cognitive impairment in stroke patients. Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews 2022, Issue 3. Art. No.:CD006430
Are you an occupational therapist working with people with cognitive impairment after #stroke? Or a person with cognitive impairment after a stroke? Check out our @cochranecollab systematic review update in the @CochraneLibrary #OccupationalTherapy 1/4
https://t.co/Je5ZE9glcI
My plans as your Australian of the Year this year. People with disability need the funding, healthcare and employment opportunities so they can live the lives they deserve to live. We need non-disabled people to come on this journey with us. Let’s do it together!
2) New #JOOR paper by @MATrippo and colleagues found that a match between the M-SFS category and level of work demands was associated with a higher chance of RTW. Paper available here: https://t.co/k8bKVo4F6f
1) Despite sophisticated tech and clinical tools, "old-fashioned" ones are still some of the best and most meaningful for patients. Take the Spinal Function Sort- simple, intuitive, easy to interpret, and still a great way to learn patient perceptions of workability vs demands.
Several advantages to talking about mental health in the workplace include: improved relationships, authenticity, work environment support, and a friendlier culture.
Great research from @EvelienBrouwers@margotjoos and team.
#BellLetsTalk#JOOR
https://t.co/pB9BzH00yV
Job Accommodations, Return to Work and Job Retention of People with Physical Disabilities: A Systematic Review
Review describes accommodations commonly used, synthesizes evidence of their effectiveness, and identifies factors that influence use.
#JOOR
https://t.co/c0Ffr2dFLO
#WomenInSTEM get your hands on this sublime collection of short stories ‘Ordinary Matter’ by @lauraelvery - ‘inspired’ by the women who have been awarded a Nobel prize in the sciences. Don’t expect anything biographical. Do expect to be delighted. @WomenSciAUST
New issue of #JOOR available. Contains a special series on #machinelearning for work disability prevention guest edited by @IvanSteenstra. Also articles on #COVID19, workplace inclusion, mental ill-heath. cancer survivors, and more. Available here: https://t.co/7uH01MPNFL
Anyone familiar with #LowBackPain research will know Chris Main and the contributions he has made. We asked for his personal perspective on his involvement in assessment and management of LBP as a clinician and researcher.
Great read available here: https://t.co/fjyFiF6Anb
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