Aim of rehab is to allow patients to do what they can in real life. How do we know if we achieve this?? Again tech adoption can help rehab - Self report of activity doesn’t match activity monitor #BenchToBedside @UoSRehabTech @UoS_HealthSoc @ManchesterACPIN
Tickets are still available for our fantastic conference - transferring theory into practice. It has some AMAZING speakers - get tickets here - https://t.co/2XMbz9EdNH
There are still tickets available for this - learning how to bridge the 17 year gap between evidence and it coming into practice! https://t.co/2XMbz9EdNH
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Fredericke Van Wijke is Professor of neurological rehabilitation at Glasgow Caledonian University. She will talk on translating what patient's 'can do' into what they 'do do'. Buy tickets here!! https://t.co/2XMbz9EdNH
@frederikewijck is Professor of neurological rehabilitation at Glasgow Caledonian University. She will talk on how we best translate what patients ‘can do’ in a clinical situation into what they ‘do do’ in real life https://t.co/2XMbz9mCp7
@uhammerbeck is a Research Fellow at University of Manchester. Her talk will summarise current knowledge of recovery mechanisms for the upper limb after stroke and how training can be tailored on an individual basis to target these for optimal recovery.
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@DrKristenHolla2 is a Senior Research Fellow in the School of Health Sciences, University of Salford. Her talk will explore an example of using evidence of the cause of gait difficulties after stroke to inform the design of an intervention and evaluation https://t.co/2XMbz9EdNH
Upcoming event with ACPIN Manchester and Merseyside in collaboration with University of Salford. Early bird tickets available before 5th September. Further information please see poster below.
Our study day in Salford will feature a talk by Dr Kathryn Sibley, Associate Professor at the University of Manitoba. She studies linking research with practice in rehab, with a focus on assessment and treatment of balance.
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