The above may be of interest to members of @rehabresearchuk @RCOT_NP @UKStrokeForum @TheStrokeAssoc @OPSYRIS1
We are a proud member of @rehab_alliance along with many others including @thecsp @UKABIF @Commtherapy @communityneuro @theRCOT @RCSLT @BSRehabMed @TheStrokeAssoc @TheBHF collaborating to support and raise awareness of this important work.
It's #ABIWeek - we are asking you all to give a big push for the #ABIStrategy Call for Evidence http://bit.ly/3LfI1Ap. In particular we need more responses from under 25s, those with BME background and those in touch with the justice system - please share with your contacts 🙏
@UKABIF During acquired brain injury week, it’s a great opportunity to raise awareness of the #ABI strategy being led by @RhonddaBryant & @GillianKeegan across the #UK. @niexecutive @UKGovScotland @UKGovWales - we need to do more for Children with #ABI
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Webinar: Help shape a co-developed model for physical rehabilitation in stroke for a Cochrane Review
Are you interested in physical rehabilitation for stroke? Would you like to learn about the development of a new model of physical rehabilitation by stroke survivors, carers and physiotherapists and give feedback on this new model of physical rehabilitation?
Join a 90 minute interactive webinar. During the webinar you will hear why, and how, a group of stroke survivors, carers and physiotherapists worked together to co-develop a model that describes physical rehabilitation after stroke. You will be asked for your thoughts and feedback to help make further changes / improvements to this model. This is your chance to shape a model of physical rehabilitation that will be used to bring research evidence together.
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Webinar dates are:
- Tuesday, 29 March 2022, 14:00 UTC[Check the time in your time zone] SIGN UP HERE
- Thursday, 31 March 2022, 07:00 UTC[Check the time in your time zone] SIGN UP HERE
CRA Letter to Lord Kamall
The SRR is a member of the Community Rehabilitation Alliance (CRA). The alliance is a partnership of more than 50 charities and professional bodies who are all committed to improving commissioning, planning and delivery of rehabilitation. It is in this shared endeavour that we have signed this letter to Lord Kamall, clearly setting out the need for tangible measures to ensure that rehabilitation services are at the heart of developing future NHS services.
The alliance’s priorities are:
- to gain political commitment to delivering universal access to rehabilitation to meet needs
- to improve the quality of rehabilitation through new models, better data collection, planning, commissioning and delivery of services.
The SRR expresses their thanks to Dr. Stephen Ashford and Dr. Ingrid Wilkinson for their contribution to the important work undertaken by the CRA.
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