Collaboration of Rehabilitation Research Evidence Program: Led by Dr. Robert Teasell, our mission is to improve outcomes in physical medicine & rehabilitation.
INCOG 2.0 Guidelines for Cognitive Rehabilitation Following Traumatic Brain Injury, Part II: Attention and Information Processing Speed.
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Article in Stroke "A Systematic Review and Network Meta-Analysis of Non-Conventional Therapies for Improving Upper Extremity Motor Impairment Post Stroke." https://t.co/XkIYB5bHsU
New 2023 INCOG Update "INCOG 2.0 Guidelines for Cognitive Rehabilitation Following Traumatic Brain Injury: What’s Changed From 2014 to Now?" https://t.co/vBAl45mgez
InCog Update 2023 article "INCOG 2.0 Guidelines for Cognitive Rehabilitation Following Traumatic Brain Injury, Part IV: Cognitive-Communication and Social Cognition Disorders." https://t.co/ZLJIyzlK1p
20th version of EBRSR's Chapter 10 “Upper Extremity Motor Rehab Interventions” and Chapter 11 “Hemiplegic Shoulder Pain and Complex Regional Pain Syndrome” evidence review module update now onlinein a downloadable PDF format! Contain over 1286 RCTs included up to April 1, 2021.
The 20th version of the EBRSR's *Chapter 14 - Aphasia and Apraxia* evidence review is now online and in a downloadable PDF format! It now contains over 200 RCTs included up to October 2021.
Find the latest evidence here: https://t.co/hFv4m3YI1c
The 20th version of the EBRSR's *Chapter 13 - Neglect and Visuospatial Perceptual Disorders* evidence review has just been uploaded online! Now containing more than 130 RCTs up until October 2021.
Find the latest evidence here: https://t.co/hChtG8b6pC
Dr. Robert Teasell et al. @ParkwoodInstRes have developed a framework for how clinicians can incorporate adjunct therapies into practice, by selecting one brain priming therapy🧠, and one peripheral facilitator🚶. Check the full article out here! https://t.co/VQFTwacdvb
The EBRSR "Clinician's Handbook" has gone international! Thanks to Dr. Feng Lin and his team from the Nanjing Medical University, all 7 sections have been translated into Chinese!
Have you seen the EBRSR "Clinician's Handbook" yet? Download it here! https://t.co/DphsBhOgzN
3/3-Median sample size for the RCTs is 30, the mean PEDro score is 6.12, and only 19% of RCTs are multisite. Key methodological measures of quality remain low, such as blind assessors (59%), intention to treat (42%), and concealed allocation (37%). Still lots of room to improve!
1/3-Check out the CORRE group's most recent publication: "A Systematic Review of Randomized Controlled Trial Characteristics for Interventions to Improve Upper Extremity Motor Recovery Post Stroke". Saikaley et al. Topics in Stroke Rehabilitation, 2022 https://t.co/B8UAYYX6Qg
2/3-Saikaley et al. performed a systematic review of the evidence base for upper extremity motor rehabilitation interventions post stroke. We found a remarkable 1,307 RCTs published in this area up to April 1, 2021. Amazingly, 75% have been published in the last decade! WOW!
The https://t.co/2r5w8xiBm0 was recently featured in the “Noggins and Neurons Podcast” hosted by Peter Levine and Debra Battistella. Dr. Teasell spoke about the history of the EBRSR and adjunct therapies in stroke recovery. Their podcast can be found at https://t.co/fgMOIkI6J2.
CORRE Researchers examined the relationship between opioid use and personality traits among individuals with chronic pain. Many with chronic pain struggle to reestablish their premorbid level of activity and productivity despite recommended management. https://t.co/aA5aGQ7K1T
Virtual healthcare holds great promise to provide care for people living with a heart condition or stroke beyond the pandemic, by complementing necessary in-person care. #HeartandStrokeBeatAsOne
Heart & Stroke carried out a survey of people living with a heart condition or stroke and caregivers asking about their experiences with virtual care during the pandemic. What was revealed? Read our press release.
#BeatInequity#HeartandStrokeBeatAsOne
This little present came to me this morning. I’m thrilled to be a chapter contributor with my mentor @LeanneTogher for a chapter on the social, life participation approach to cognitive-communication disorders in the new edition of Papathanasiou & Coppens. #LPAA
Are you a stroke physician, clinician, or researcher? Have you checked out the latest edition of the Canadian Stroke Best Practice Recommendations? Co-chaired by CORRE Principal Investigator Dr. Robert Teasell, check it out here: https://t.co/ZKGQ7bLakI 🧠📕 #stroke#research