Our new CRE Newsletter is out (May edition) 📖
Check out some stroke research news from our network, past and upcoming events, opportunities and newest publications!
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The first CRE Newsletter of 2021 is out!
Check out a summary of our achievements over the past 5 years! A lot of work has been done by our researchers, clinicians and consumers, to improve stroke recovery and survivors' lives. You can access it here bitly.ws/bShx
We celebrate an incredible 5 years of work by our #stroke #recovery & #rehabilitation colleagues as part of the @nhmrc StrokeCRE! It's all about people, growing future leaders, consulting with #survivors, national & International colleagues! We've achieved so much! THANKS all
massive thanks to @janmc18 for hanging around on her last day to get this on the website!
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📺WATCH (takes 3min) @emilyrramage
explain her research & the #iREBOUND program.
💰If she wins the 3-min Thesis Competition, she'll get $5000 to support her work. 🧠🧡
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Latest newsletter from the CRE is on our website. Catch up on everything!
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Are you a researcher who wants to understand how to involve stroke survivors in research better? Are you a #stroke survivor who wants to understand & get more involved in shaping research? Do you know of any training programs or tools that already exist?
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New research from @prajwal_gyawali & co-authors showing relation between stress-resilience and outcome post #stroke. Stroke survivors reported higher #stress levels & exhibited lower stress-resilience. Full text online at @FrontNeurol coming out soon 🧠
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Hi! It's Lilian @lilianbraighi here. I'll be the guest curator for Stroke CRE in March. I'm a Rehab Physician and PhD Candidate at The Florey. Looking forward to sharing amazing news on stroke research! Make sure you follow our feed for updates!
Researchers need to be clear themselves of what we’re asking of #stroke survivors eg on committees - to be a representative of the stroke community as a whole or for your personal lived experience. @neurodana Barry Moore
Tips for #aphasia friendly Consent forms: use a summary, pictures & even a video. Be sure to have a conversation around consent & allow potential participants to ask questions. Thanks @ShigginsC - great insights! @aphasiacre








