The why and how of electrical stimulation for the upper limb after stroke

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1-hr webinar – The why and how of electrical stimulation for the UL after stroke

Description: This lecture will give a brief overview of the evidence for electrical stimulation in UL rehabilitation after stroke, and discuss features of successful intervention protocols. The lecture will provide an overview of common applications of electrical stimulation, and a guide to the choice of parameters. Strategies for increasing the efficacy of electrical stimulation when eliciting a muscle contraction will be discussed.

Time: 6pm-7pm AEST

* London/ UK/ Ireland BST = 9am / Copenhagen = 10am / Brisbane = 6pm / Perth = 4pm / Adelaide = 5.30pm / Auckland = 8pm / Singapore = 4pm

Learning objectives: By the end of the presentation, attendees should be able to;

  • Outline the evidence for the use of ES in the UL after stroke
  • Discuss the applications of ES in the UL after stroke
  • Discuss the range of parameters used in ES
  • Outline strategies for trouble shooting when difficulties with ES are experienced

This 1-hr webinar will be presented by: Dr Simone Dorsch PhD BAppSci(Physio), MHlthSci,

Physiotherapist & Senior lecturer, Faculty of Health Sciences, Australian Catholic University, Sydney & Director, The StrokeEd Collaboration

(This lecture will be recorded and available via the StrokeEd website in late April)

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