The SPEEDY team are delighted to be at UKSF22 😊. Prof Chris Price is talking about the SPEEDY trial.

Great to be in the UK to share the consensus recommendations for the screening and assessment of spatial neglect at the #uksf22 in Liverpool.

For the next two years a cohort of doctors nationwide hope to inspire other doctors to train in Stroke Medicine. I am with Roisin and Nick from Belfast and London who are 'take up stroke' fellows with me. #UKSF22 Take up stroke fellows Roisin Trainor

Inspiring Princess Margaret Memorial Lecture by Tom Robinson. His advice to ECRs: find a relevant research question, collaborate, and find a mentor.
#UKSF22 ⁦⁦Stroke Association⁩ ⁦Uni of Leicester Cardiovascular Sciences⁩ ⁦British & Irish Association of Stroke Physicians⁩

Above - In the door way in white hanging from a Westland Lynx, SAS blades prepare to leap into the void on a low-level insertion.
#SAS #WHOSDEARSWINS #UKSF22 #HELLJUMPERS

Excited to be at #UKSF22 in person!Looking forward to the next three days. Do come and visit poster by Dragos Gruia at 10:50 on screen 14 if you are interested in cognition and stroke Imperial Stroke Imperial Department of Brain Sciences Soma Banerjee Joseph Kwan, MD 🇬🇧 Adam Hampshire Pete Hellyer

A huge thanks to #UKSF22 for giving me the opportunity to present my research on the unmet needs of #youngstroke survivors. It was an amazing experience and I look forward to viewing other research in this area! 😁

Poster link - …rsonline-2.s3.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/uksf2022/uksf2…

#UKSF22 Presenting on Stroke Survivor and Staff Perceptives of a Virtual Upper Limb Programme. Great to be back F2F UK Stroke Forum NHNN Therapy & Rehabilitation Nick Ward Fran Brander

Great presentations this morning on the unseen impacts (in particular, mood & cognition) of TIA and Minor Stroke 🧠⚡

Fantastic way to start the last day of the #UKSF22 conference!!!

#Stroke #TIA #youngstroke

Now Katie Monnelly presents on the results of her ICAP systematic review at #UKSF22 . Meet Mr ICAP👨! Notice how the demographic boxes he ticks are far from the proportions we see in the general stroke population. And published ICAPs only available in English so far

Great poster presentation by Lorraine Kenneally at St George's NHS FT on improving the acute stroke rehabilitation environment increasing patient social interaction and supporting wellbeing. Excited to work on phase 2 with you! 🪴UK Stroke Forum St George's SLTs Wolfson Neuro Rehabilitation #UKSF22

Had a great time presenting my poster on my recently completed OxMET vs. functional outcome measures study. We found that the OxMET is associated with both basic and instrumental activities of daily living, but NOT subjective cognitive complaints. #UKSF22

Concluding thoughts from Eirini Kontou 💙 #UKSF22 Such a popular session in a packed auditorium with a multidisciplinary audience.

Fantastic to see so many #Orthoptists at #UKSF22 ! Supporting the @FollowBIOS stand!

Queue for session on #community services and #rural #healthcare on final day at #UKSF22 ... Love how popular it is & how the conversation has evolved, even during my relatively short #stroke #career

Patient and Public Involvement prize winners at UKSF! So proud of all the hard work to put the patient at the centre of our services #UKSF22 #uksf2022

Great morning with some of Belfast stroke team, presenting posters on our QI projects at the UK Stroke Forum #UKSF22 @belfasttrust

Great to collaborate with my colleague Cara GST Cara (Dietitian) and our COP at the #UKSF22 Just missing our brilliant Vanessa R 💙 who helped put this poster together KathyAnderson Phoenix Stroke & Neuro Rehabilitation Team ASPHFT_Stroke Nicola Wilks @ESDAPSHEarlysu1 Be The Change (QI @ ASPH) UK Stroke Forum

Fantastic poster presentation by Matilde on her co-created approach to mindfulness for people with #aphasia at #UKSF22 this morning - great work! 👍☺️

What outcomes are important to stroke survivors? Researchers & Clinicians often use different outcome measures for similar interventions. Taking patients views on board in deciding on what outcomes should be measured/are important is not the norm #UKSF22