CRE Stroke Rehab and Brain Recovery

19/08/2020

📲 VOTE (takes 20 seconds) to support stroke recovery research!

📺 WATCH (takes 3min) Emily Ramage explain her research & the iREBOUND program.

If she wins the 3-min Thesis Competition, Emily will get $5000 to support her work.

https://www.newcastle.edu.au/research-and-innovation/graduate-research/current-students/progressing-students/three-minute-thesis-competition/virtual-final

17/07/2020

Volunteer for research without leaving your home!

Stroke survivors needed to test new interventions aimed at reducing your risk of another stroke. All interventions are delivered via video calls so you can participate from the comfort of your own home.

https://hmri.org.au/participate-research/stroke-telehealth-enable

Priority Research Centre for Stroke and Brain Injury HMRI - Hunter Medical Research Institute Stroke Foundation

14/07/2020

Jan!! You’re on mute!

Tell us what supports you would need to receive some of your stroke rehabilitation using videocalls and other technology 📲🧠🧡

http://go.unimelb.edu.au/f96j

Hunter Medical Research Institute (HMRI) The University of Newcastle, Australia The University of Melbourne Stroke Foundation

14/07/2020

Stroke Foundation Young Stroke Project wants to know what is important to you! 🙂 👍 📢

Have your say. Take part in a survey that will help shape information and resources for working age people after stroke. 😚👀🔑📝

Funded by the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) the project will meet the unique information needs of working-age stroke survivors aged 18-65 years, their partners, families, friends and employers.
The survey will take about 5 minutes to complete. 🕐 bit.ly/YSPSurveyOne

06/07/2020

30/06/2020

Stroke survivors are needed to be part of a study aimed at supporting people with exercise and diet programs, in their home using videocalls.

https://hmri.org.au/participate-research/stroke-telehealth-enable

Stroke Foundation Hunter Medical Research Institute (HMRI) HNE Health The University of Newcastle, Australia

17/06/2020

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 and get more involved in shaping research? We want to develop a process that achieves these aims.
Do you know of any tools or training packages that already exist?

Professor Julie Bernhardt and a team of our researchers and stroke survivors are co-designing some training to upskill and build understanding between researchers, clinicians and stroke survivors, for a more collaborative, inclusive stroke research future.

Stroke Foundation Priority Research Centre for Stroke and Brain Injury

19/05/2020

“Can you hear me now?” Video conference coping strategies and experience during COVID-19 and beyond.

Have you started to work or study from home in response to COVID-19? Then we’d love to hear from you about your experience of changing work and study habits and the experience of incessant video meetings. This is a light hearted, but serious look at your experience of Covid Adapted and Zoom-type Interactions (CRAZI). We’ll ask you about work and study pre-CRAZI, now and your thoughts about the post-CRAZI era.
Access the survey via this link:

https://forms.gle/V2Yyws85WkS4vSGw8

The survey needs to be completed in one sitting and cannot be saved part way through.

We look forward to hearing from a broad range of people from any sector and are happy to share a summary of these results with anyone interested.

All responses are anonymous and we collect no identifying information at all.