The Physio4FMD trial has been published in @LancetNeuro today. This study is the culmination of over 10 years of work from many collaborators. In this thread I will summarise this work and our findings. @jonstoneneuro@MarstonLouise@rachmareehunter
https://t.co/MVEBw6qvoi
Join us for our upcoming Global Webinar Series
Titled: Internal and External Strategies to alleviate freezing in Parkinson's Disease holding on the 10th March, 2021 by Dr. Tamine Capato PT, PhD.
For registration and other details click this link: https://t.co/I8vrjTYgoZ
Have you had your say for stroke research. We’re calling on people affected by stroke and those supporting them to tell
@LindAlliance@TheStrokeAssoc@PspStroke
what change they want to see. Go to https://t.co/lSazLZMVvJ to get involved. #MySayforStroke
We’ll touch upon the clinical application of FES, how to identify suitable patients, evidence base and a demo of FES solutions to commons clinical problems. Come and share your experience with us or learn something new #FES@ACPIN_UK@LondonACPIN @ACPIN_Wessex
@ouh_therapies
Come join us at the next @mndassoc Focus Event #mndrfe in Liverpool on Saturday 29 February! Our research team will give an overview of developments in the field.
It's free to attend but book your place and find out more here: https://t.co/r90lDpez95
Functional Electrical stimulation Update - hear about the current findings and the way forward.
Would you be interested in contributing to the focus group? Book your ticket for the conference for the opportunity.
https://t.co/4vYnt5f9Hp
We are committed to fund cutting-edge research into #MND to understand the disease, find effective treatments, and improve the quality of life and care. Download our new information sheet 'Research we fund 2020' for an overview of the projects we support👇
https://t.co/hQKRI0pGDd
Attention physical, occupational and speech therapists: Live Webinar on 2/26/20 on Diagnosis and Treatment of Functional Movement Disorders (FMD) https://t.co/MPIrHtfR3T via @AbilityLab#FNDAware@FNDHope
Great work Glenn (@LondonACPIN committee member) and team - what a valuable piece of work & brilliant resource @Physio4FMD .
Come on team ACPIN share this great protocol paper @ACPIN_SW @OxfordACPIN @ACPIN_Wessex @SussexACPIN @AcpinYorkshire @ManchesterACPIN #FND
Saturday session at #Physio19: ‘Understanding cerebral palsy’ at 11am. Co-morbidity current evidence, the patient experience, improving outcomes. https://t.co/RbcIev9EBn @Gemmaconniecook@brunelanatomy