The British Association of Stroke Physicians (BASP) are hosting a series of free educational webinars for their members and the wider stroke community. Each month an expert in their field will deliver a webinar, providing an opportunity for questions at the end.
For details of forthcoming webinars visit https://www.basp.org/virtual-learning-hub/
We are delighted to introduce you to our new co-chair for the Life After Stroke Forum meeting on the 12 March 2021
Jurg Schwyter will be joining the opening webinar session, Life after stroke: priorities, challenges and ways forward, as co-chair. As a linguist, stroke survivor and aphasiac, Jurg wants to reach out about the impact of a stroke on language, communication and multilingualism.
Find out more about the session here: https://bit.ly/2NilTNl
Register for free here https://bit.ly/3cXlJFR
The European Stroke Organisation has published a new guideline on Intravenous Thrombolysis for acute ischaemic stroke in the European Stroke Journal.
This is the first in a series of up to 10 new guidelines that are expected to be published in 2021 with additional guidelines to follow in 2022.
Life after stroke: priorities, challenges and ways forward on 12 March 2021 09.00-10.30 GMT
In this opening session we will hear from Bo Norrving (Sweden), Juliet Bouverie (UK), Liam Healy (Ireland) and Caterina Pistarini (Italy) on people’s experiences of the impact of stroke before and during the pandemic, and how healthcare and support services have adapted to meet the challenges of post-pandemic stroke care.
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Today we are launching a series of free interactive events to build the life after stroke healthcare, research and patient community, stimulate debate and ultimately improve life after stroke care and build interest for SAFE’s 1st European Life After Stroke Forum on 11 March 2022. You can find out more information here
Register for our first webinar, Life After Stroke: Priorities, opportunities, and ways forward on 12 March 2021 10.00-11.30 CET here
