@lisakidd22

Professor in Nursing @GCUSHLS #supportedselfmanagement #stroke 🧠 #involvement #inequalities She/Her. Child-herder 👩‍👧‍👧 T1D mum 💉Tea lover 🫖

 Glasgow, United Kingdom
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Do you work in #StrokeCare or #StrokeNursing research? 🧠 Submit to our Topic Collection: Stroke and Stroke Nursing 🌍 Showcase 👉 cutting-edge research & innovation💡 Highlight 👉 key gaps across practice, policy, and workforce Deadline: 2 Sep 2026 ⌛ bit.ly/41EmRGL
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Lisa Kidd retweeted
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Are you interesting in contributing an article to our upcoming topic collection 'Stroke and Stroke Nursing' find out more here bit.ly/3P2Rd2Z

Topic Collection: Stroke and Stroke Nursing | Evidence Based Nursing

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Lisa Kidd retweeted
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'Stroke and Stroke Nursing' We have calls for papers in your subject area. Discover the topic collection: bit.ly/4dgeuYU
A blue and white announcement for "Evidence-Based Nursing" topic collection on "Stroke and Stroke Nursing." The deadline to submit research is 2nd September 2026. A blue button reads "Submit your research.

ALT A blue and white announcement for "Evidence-Based Nursing" topic collection on "Stroke and Stroke Nursing." The deadline to submit research is 2nd September 2026. A blue button reads "Submit your research.

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Wonderful to see the impact, legacy & inspiration that @UKStrokeForum has in its host cities. Looking forward to seeing this really take off in other host cities too as part of our wider UK stroke forum activity 🙌🏻
UK Stroke Forum@UKStrokeForumJan 28
#UKSF25 in Aberdeen highlighted something special — the power of community. From local partnerships to community education, our impact and legacy in Aberdeen is helping transform stroke care and has built lasting connections. Via @PandJLive 🎥 youtu.be/1kGUZgR_Fjs

UK Stoke Forum Conference Public Engagement

The 20th UK Stroke Forum took place at P&J live from Tuesday 25 — T...

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The new year is in full swing – have you updated your calendars yet? 📅 #UKSF26 is on 2–4 Dec at ACC Liverpool. Expect bold ideas, top speakers & powerful connections. Follow us here & on BlueSky or subscribe to our newsletter for the latest updates 👉tinyurl.com/bddcyzdu
A landscape save the date image. The background is a photo of Liverpool at night time and at the bottom is the UKSF banner which has both the Stroke Association and BIASP's logo on it. The text reads: UK Stroke Forum 2026. The UK's largest multidisciplinary conference for stroke care professionals. When: 2 -4 December. Where: ACC Liverpool.

ALT A landscape save the date image. The background is a photo of Liverpool at night time and at the bottom is the UKSF banner which has both the Stroke Association and BIASP's logo on it. The text reads: UK Stroke Forum 2026. The UK's largest multidisciplinary conference for stroke care professionals. When: 2 -4 December. Where: ACC Liverpool.

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As 2025 ends, we’re spotlighting the article that defined much of the conversation across our community. Read it now: bit.ly/3YoOnGs
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#ELASF2026 programme spotlight: Parallel – Empowering people living with aphasia. Confirmed speakers: 👉 Ass Prof Helen Kelly 👉 Dr Marina Charalambous 👉 Sabine Renner Christiansen & Ass Prof Jytte Isaksen 👉 Prof Sabine Corsten 👉linkly.link/2QyH8 #LifeAfterStroke
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📣 We are pleased to announce that the programme outline for #ELASF2026 is live. Our scientific committee has worked hard to develop a programme featuring the latest research & best practice, with the voices of people with lived experience at its heart. 🔗 linkly.link/2RO8V
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We’ve heard so much about wellbeing, invisible symptoms, and the fear many face after TIA/stroke #UKSF25 We need clinicians’ voices for our online survey on how you approach mood & cognition in TIA and stroke care! @OPTIMISE_study Click 👇takes <15mins forms.office.com/e/RWuWQgbwY…
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“Don’t be a dick.” One of the many takeaways from a stroke survivor session at #UKSF25, about how we can create SAFE spaces for patients. Soon followed by the poignant reminder that, “Anyone in this room could be the next survivor.” Don’t take it for granted that you’re not.
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Completely agree @DrEiriniKontou This is *the* prize of the forum for me 🥰 absolutely delighted that you and your work has been honoured & celebrated in this way! #livedexperience
Eirini Kontou 💙@DrEiriniKontou27 Nov 2025
If there was one prize to win as a clinical academic, then this is the one! 🎉 Our @NIHRresearch @OPTIMISE_study abstract submission won the #UKSF25 PCPI award #livedexperience #patientinvolvement #teamwork
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For our bonus plenary, discover why integrating lived experience is essential for building inclusive, effective stroke care solutions. This session will explore practical strategies to ensure voices of those affected are heard and valued. #UKSF25
Wednesday 26 November 13:30 - 14:30. Bonus plenary: creating safe spaces: why lived experience must be part of the solution. Chair: Professor Lisa Kidd. We are delighted to announce the following speakers: Saran Chamberlain, Caleb Rixon, Stacey Broek and Linda Hanlin.

ALT Wednesday 26 November 13:30 - 14:30. Bonus plenary: creating safe spaces: why lived experience must be part of the solution. Chair: Professor Lisa Kidd. We are delighted to announce the following speakers: Saran Chamberlain, Caleb Rixon, Stacey Broek and Linda Hanlin.

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Driving change in stroke services! Our top-rated service abstracts highlight real-world improvements. #UKSF25
Wednesday 26 November 08:00 - 09:00. Service abstracts. Mrs Jo Clayden and Brittany Farthing: The impact of Prehospital Stroke Video Triage against SSNAP metrics. Dr David Hargroves: Thrombolysis in Acute Stroke Collaborative (TASC): Improving Stroke Thrombolysis: A clinically driven Quality Improvement Collaborative using SAMueL – Stroke Audit Machine Learning. Dr Richard Marigold: Impact of prehospital stroke video triage (PSVT) on thrombolysis and mechanical thrombectomy rates and reduction in neurological disability and length of stay at University Hospital Southampton. Dr Shakeel Ahmed: United kingdom best thrombolysis rate improvement in ischemic stroke through Thrombolysis in acute collaborative(TASK) initiative at Royal Preston hospital. Mr Marc Berry: Data-Led Improvement in Stroke: Helping teams use data and patient experience to improve thrombolysis.

ALT Wednesday 26 November 08:00 - 09:00. Service abstracts. Mrs Jo Clayden and Brittany Farthing: The impact of Prehospital Stroke Video Triage against SSNAP metrics. Dr David Hargroves: Thrombolysis in Acute Stroke Collaborative (TASC): Improving Stroke Thrombolysis: A clinically driven Quality Improvement Collaborative using SAMueL – Stroke Audit Machine Learning. Dr Richard Marigold: Impact of prehospital stroke video triage (PSVT) on thrombolysis and mechanical thrombectomy rates and reduction in neurological disability and length of stay at University Hospital Southampton. Dr Shakeel Ahmed: United kingdom best thrombolysis rate improvement in ischemic stroke through Thrombolysis in acute collaborative(TASK) initiative at Royal Preston hospital. Mr Marc Berry: Data-Led Improvement in Stroke: Helping teams use data and patient experience to improve thrombolysis.

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Empowering stroke survivors through collaborative care and practical tools. Join us to explore how self-management transforms recovery. Grace Turner will be contributing to this session as a high scoring abstract author. #UKSF25
Wednesday 26 November 11-12. Embedding Supported Self Management to Enhance Recovery and Outcomes. Chairs: Mrs Claire Bennett and Lynsey Duncan. Speakers: Mrs Rhona Martin, Caroline Galffy, Pamela Armstrong, Mrs Linda Coupar.

ALT Wednesday 26 November 11-12. Embedding Supported Self Management to Enhance Recovery and Outcomes. Chairs: Mrs Claire Bennett and Lynsey Duncan. Speakers: Mrs Rhona Martin, Caroline Galffy, Pamela Armstrong, Mrs Linda Coupar.

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Explore inclusive strategies and innovative approaches to support meaningful rehab participation. #UKSF25
Wednesday 26 November 11-12. How can people with significant cognitive deficits engage in physical rehabilitation? Chairs: Dr Rachel Stockley and Dr Sarah Moore. Speakers: Professor Nele Demeyere. Professor Terry Quinn, Mrs Faye Tabone, Eirini Kontou.

ALT Wednesday 26 November 11-12. How can people with significant cognitive deficits engage in physical rehabilitation? Chairs: Dr Rachel Stockley and Dr Sarah Moore. Speakers: Professor Nele Demeyere. Professor Terry Quinn, Mrs Faye Tabone, Eirini Kontou.

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We explore how we can better support stroke survivors in adjusting to life after stroke through innovative rehabilitation approaches. Let’s reimagine recovery together. #UKSF25
Wednesday 26 November 14:50 - 15:50. New ways, new beginnings - supporting adjustment after stroke. Chair: Mrs Gillian Capriotti. Speakers: Dr Lauren Lucas, Professor Frederike van Wijck, Dr Lesley Scobbie, Liz Cunningham.

ALT Wednesday 26 November 14:50 - 15:50. New ways, new beginnings - supporting adjustment after stroke. Chair: Mrs Gillian Capriotti. Speakers: Dr Lauren Lucas, Professor Frederike van Wijck, Dr Lesley Scobbie, Liz Cunningham.

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Explore how collaboration, consensus, and capacity building are transforming stroke recovery in “Advancing Stroke Recovery” – brought to you by ISSRA. Let’s build better pathways together. #UKSF25
Wednesday 26 November 14:50 - 15:50. Advancing stroke recovery through collaboration, consensus and capacity building (ISSRA). Chair: Professor Nick Ward. Speakers: Dr Sarah Moore, Dr Waller Jaser, Professor Marion Walker, Dr Ali Ares, Dr Matt Edwardson, Dr Rachel Stockley, Dr Liz Lynch.

ALT Wednesday 26 November 14:50 - 15:50. Advancing stroke recovery through collaboration, consensus and capacity building (ISSRA). Chair: Professor Nick Ward. Speakers: Dr Sarah Moore, Dr Waller Jaser, Professor Marion Walker, Dr Ali Ares, Dr Matt Edwardson, Dr Rachel Stockley, Dr Liz Lynch.

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Stroke nurses are at the heart of care. Join “Shaping Stroke Nursing in the UK” to explore evolving roles, key priorities, and the impact of nursing leadership on stroke outcomes. #UKSF25
Wednesday 26 November 16:45 - 17:45. Shaping stroke nursing in the UK: roles, priorities and impact. Chair: Jo Stevens. Speakers: Ms Zara Tumbelty, Ms Claire Gilchrist, Mr James Gilpin, Ms Sarah-Jane Byrne, Dr Alison McLoughlin.

ALT Wednesday 26 November 16:45 - 17:45. Shaping stroke nursing in the UK: roles, priorities and impact. Chair: Jo Stevens. Speakers: Ms Zara Tumbelty, Ms Claire Gilchrist, Mr James Gilpin, Ms Sarah-Jane Byrne, Dr Alison McLoughlin.

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Calling all nurses! Discover how the updated RCN career framework impacts your growth, goals, and professional development. #UKSF25
Tuesday 25 November. 11.15.-12.15. The new RCN career framework: What it means for me. Chair: Ms Zara Tumblety. Speakers: Mr Mark Delabajan, Ms Gillian Cumberbatch, Ms Colette Millar TBC and Amanda Johnson.

ALT Tuesday 25 November. 11.15.-12.15. The new RCN career framework: What it means for me. Chair: Ms Zara Tumblety. Speakers: Mr Mark Delabajan, Ms Gillian Cumberbatch, Ms Colette Millar TBC and Amanda Johnson.

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How do stroke survivors get the best quality of life? Join us as we look at wellbeing after stroke. #UKSF25
Tuesday 25 November 15.15 - 16.15. Wellbeing after stroke. Chair: Professor Lisa Kidd. Speakers: Dr Felicity Bright, Dr Sarah Northcott and Dr Lauren Lucas.

ALT Tuesday 25 November 15.15 - 16.15. Wellbeing after stroke. Chair: Professor Lisa Kidd. Speakers: Dr Felicity Bright, Dr Sarah Northcott and Dr Lauren Lucas.

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