Stroke
- AGILE Conference 2011: Exercise and Older People - copies of presentations
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Document - Posted on 25/11/2011
AGILE 2011 For those who attended AGILE's excellent conference in ...
- Physiotherapy works: Stroke
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Page - Posted on 17/11/2011
Physiotherapy is clinically effective and cost effective in the treatment of people who have had a stroke. There is ...
- Physiotherapy works: Cardiac rehab
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Page - Posted on 10/11/2011
Physiotherapy-led cardiac rehabilitation (CR) is a clinical and cost effective intervention for those living with cardiovascular disease. ...
- Physios speak out at World Stroke Day events
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News item - Posted on 28/10/2011
28 October 2011 Physios played their part in events that were held around the UK in the run up to World Stroke Day, which falls on 29 ...
- User experiences, preferences and choices relating to functional electrical stimulation and ankle foot orthoses for foot-drop after stroke
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Physiotherapy Journal article - Posted on 20/09/2011
Objectives To explore experiences, preferences and choices relating to the use of ankle foot orthoses (AFOs) and functional electrical stimulation (FES) for foot-drop by people who have suffered a stroke ...
- What is the most valid method of assessing neglect / inattention in an adult post stroke? (Right Cerebrovascular accident (CVA) – left hemiparesis). A critically appraised topic (CAT).
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Professional network journal article - Posted on 16/09/2011
Background/purpose: A critically appraised topic (CAT) answers a specific clinical question by summarising the best available evidence to date, including a clinical 'bottom-line' [1]. Method: The ...
- WCPT congress: Pairing patients can be cost-effective
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News item - Posted on 22/06/2011
22 June 2011 Physios can make better use of their time by pairing up patients as ‘buddies’, Dutch researcher Gert Kwakkel told ...
- Calculating the economic value of a physiotherapy service
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Publication - Posted on 07/03/2011
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- Sequence of head and upper trunk rotations during head turns in people with stroke while sitting: A pilot study
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Professional network journal article - Posted on 22/12/2010
Background: Turning the head to see the environment is a common activity of daily living which is usually accompanied by trunk movement (Land 2004). Aim: To compare the sequence of onset ...
- Raising stroke awareness
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Frontline article - Posted on 02/11/2010
World Stroke Day was marked across the UK on 29 October. Expert guests spoke at a conference in North London exploring how to ...