Feb 21, 2023
The European Life After Stroke Forum on Friday 10 March, Barcelona, has been accredited by the European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME®).
This means that Forum participants will be awarded four European CME credits (ECMEC®s).
There is still time to book your place at the event as there are a limited number of places still available.
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Feb 14, 2023
All our speakers for the European Life After Stroke Forum are now confirmed.
We are pleased to bring you an exciting line-up of topical parallel sessions to complement our plenaries at our Forum in Barcelona on 10 March.
The parallel events will cover issues from sex and intimacy, physical activity to driving post stroke, and will include a debate on empowering stroke survivors to live life well as well as a session showcasing the highest scoring abstracts.
There is still time to book your place as we have a limited number of places still available.
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More details on the Forum Programme at http://bit.ly/3GeAgvr
Feb 7, 2023
If you have not booked your place at our first European Life After Stroke Forum in Barcelona, watch this short clip to learn more about the event and why you should join us.
More information about the programme can be found at http://bit.ly/3GeAgvr
Register now at http://bit.ly/3UDIuli
Feb 7, 2023
The European Stroke Organisation Conference (ESOC) is Europe’s leading forum for advances in research and clinical care of patients with cerebrovascular diseases.
ESOC 2023 has a high quality scientific programme, including major clinical trials, state-of-the-art seminars, educational workshops, scientific communications of the latest research, and debates about current controversies.
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Jan 30, 2023
Benefit from early bird rates for our European Life After Stroke Forum by booking you place today!
We have a great line up of speakers including stroke survivors who will be sharing research, evidence and information on post stroke treatment, care and services.
Why should you join us? Watch this video to find out https://youtu.be/bahOR4zFruk
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Programme details at http://bit.ly/3GeAgvr
Jan 30, 2023
Sign up to this free webinar on Thursday 2 February at 17.00 – 18.30 CET, when one guideline and one expedited recommendation will be presented.
Register now to receive first-hand information on this important area.
Programme
Welcome – Diana Aguiar de Sousa & Keith Muir
Moyamoya vasculopathy: epidemiology, clinical presentation, and natural course – Vijeya Ganesan
ESO Guideline on Moyamoya angiopathy – Dominique Hervé
ESO Expedited Recommendation on Tenecteplase for acute ischaemic stroke – Sonia Alamowitch
The next frontiers for Tenecteplase in stroke – Bijoy Menon
Live Q&A – Georgios Tsivgoulis, Anna Bersano and all speakers
More details can be found at https://eso-stroke.org/guidelines/eso-guideline-webinar/
Jan 24, 2023
Do not miss out on the early bird rates for our European Life After Stroke Forum in Barcelona. The offer ends on Tuesday 31 January.
All the speakers for the plenary sessions are now confirmed.
Programme overview
Plenary 1
This session will highlight the importance of our focus on life after stroke.
- Professor Charles Wolfe, King’s College London, UK – A life saved is a life worth living
- Professor Peter Kelly, European Stroke Organisation President, Ireland – Europe: how are you responding to life after stroke?
- Mercè Ayesta, Fundació Ictus Coordinator and Gloria Bou, stroke survivor – Life after stroke services (ABRIC) in Catalonia
Plenary 2
This session will address some of the challenges and solutions around secondary prevention after stroke.
- Professor Rónán Collins, Tallaght University Hospital and Peamount Hospitals Dublin, Ireland – Medical secondary prevention post stroke,
- Dr Jo Kwan, Charing Cross Hospital, Imperial College London, England – Nutrition post stroke
- Dr Liam Healy, Cork University Hospital, Ireland – Evidence behind wearable technology post stroke
Book your place by 31 January 2023 for an early bird rate at http://bit.ly/3UDIuli
Jan 24, 2023
Join the webinar on 26 January for the latest guidelines on screening for Atrial Fibrillation in strokes without a known cause.
Speakers are:
- Dr Johannes Sebastian Mutzenbach – Neurology-led management of cryptogenic stroke patients: from theory to practice
- Professor Georgios Tsivgoulis – International Guidelines for AF detection in Cryptogenic Stroke, a comprehensive overview
- Dr Jorge Toquero – Cardiology perspective about practical implementation of post Stroke screening
Register at https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_aNOUq-KGQX6z6RLfkZ00hg
Jan 16, 2023
Speakers for the first plenary session are confirmed for the European Life After Stroke Forum on 10 March, Barcelona, Spain.
The presentations for this session are:
A life saved is a life worth living report launch, Professor Charles Wolfe, King’s College London, England.
Professor Wolfe will cover:
- The launch of a new SAFE research report on the unmet needs of stroke survivors and carers
- A review of key findings
- Recommendations for future action and research.
Europe: how are you responding to life after stroke? Professor Peter Kelly, European Stroke Organisation President, Ireland.
Professor Kelly will cover:
- A response to the report, A life saved is a life worth living
- How we make life after stroke a political priority
- How we can use the Stroke Action Plan for Europe
Life after stroke services (ABRIC) in Catalonia, Mercè Ayesta, Fundació Ictus and Gloria Bou, stroke survivor, Barcelona, Spain.
This session will cover:
- An overview of the life after stroke (ABRIC) project in Catalonia
- Outcomes after the first year
- A stroke survivor experience of using the service
More details on the programme at http://bit.ly/3GeAgvr
Book your place by 31 January 2023 for early bird rates http://bit.ly/3UDIuli
Jan 10, 2023
Speakers for the plenary session on secondary prevention after stroke are confirmed for the European Life After Stroke Forum on 10 March, Barcelona, Spain.
This session will address some of the challenges and solutions around secondary prevention after stroke. It will present up to date knowledge and evidence around medicines, nutrition and gadgets.
Key speakers include:
- Professor Ronan Collins, Tallaght University Hospital and Peamount Hospitals Dublin, Ireland – Medical secondary prevention post stroke
- Dr Jo Kwan, Charing Cross Hospital, Imperial College London, England – Nutrition post stroke
- Dr Liam Healy, Cork University Hospital, Ireland – Evidence behind wearable technology post stroke
More details on the programme at bit.ly/3GeAgvr
Book your place by 31 January 2023 for early bird rates bit.ly/3UDIuli
