This workshop will run as two sessions of four hours each on 30th April & 14th May 2024 starting at 6pm Sydney time. This workshop will outline the evidence for increased practice in rehabilitation and practical strategies to increase amounts of practice Target audience - health professionals working in an inpatient, outpatient or community rehabilitation [...]
StrokeEd announces the Inaugural MOOC (Massive Open Online Course = MOOC) Registrations are now open and close 31st May 2024. When you register, you will have access to course content from 3rd - 28th June 2024. Study at your own pace, in your own timezone. Expect to spend 3-4 hours a week on your learning activities during June. [...]
This workshop runs as 2 four hour sessions on the 6th and 20th June 2024, 8am - 12pm AEST (Sydney, Australia time) The workshop uses lectures, practical sessions and video case studies to provide clinicians with evidence-based training strategies for effective balance training with people of differing levels of disability, including older adults with falls [...]
**This workshop is now fully subscribed but has a waiting list. Alternatively you can register for the October 2024 online UL workshop ** ** NB This is NOT the UL MOOC which will also be offered in June 2024 ** Target audience: Occupational therapists, physiotherapists, allied health assistants. No pre-requisites. Dates: Sat 15th, 22nd & 29th [...]
** Now being offered as a hybrid workshop, both online via Zoom and F2F in Oxford - there are still vacancies (8 Sept 2024) Presenters: Dr. Simone Dorsch physiotherapist and Dr Annie McCluskey occupational therapist, The StrokeEd Collaboration, Australia Description: This workshop will outline the evidence for a dose-response relationship between amount of practice and outcomes in rehabilitation, [...]
** This workshop is fully subscribed (as at 4 Oct 2024)** (The next online UL workshop will be in mid 2025, evenings in Australia, mornings in Europe - we will also be repeating the Massive Open Online Course, a self-paced online course focussing on UL analysis and retraining, in June 2025 - to be advertised Dec/Jan) [...]
This workshop will outline a clinical reasoning process for the analysis and training of walking after stroke Workshop format Dates: 25th November & 9th December 2024 This workshop will be presented over 2 x 4-hr sessions and will be run via Zoom from 6pm to 10pm Sydney, Australia time (AEDT) Participants will be asked to complete [...]
Target audience: Occupational therapists, physiotherapists, allied health assistants. NSW Health HETI-funded workshop - open to employees of the Murrumbidgee Local Health District only. Format, Attendance and Assumed Knowledge: Full online via Zoom. (NB No live clinical sessions with stroke survivors ). No assumed knowledge or pre-requisites. Suitable for students, recent graduates and experienced therapists. The [...]
Description: Constraint-induced movement therapy (CIMT) is recommended in Australian/New Zealand, UK and Ireland (and other) stroke guidelines as an evidence-based therapy for arm recovery. Yet the last Australian national audit found that only 12% of eligible Australian stroke survivors received CIMT. Barriers to CIMT delivery include limited knowledge, skills, confidence, personnel and equipment. This 3-part [...]
This workshop runs as 2x4 hour sessions on Wednesday 5th & 19th of March 2025, 6pm-10pm Sydney time (AEDT). This is 7-11am in London and 8am-12pm in Copenhagen. (Use the Time zone converter to check your local time - https://www.timeanddate.com/wo...) The workshop uses lectures, practical sessions and video case studies to provide clinicians with evidence-based training [...]
Register here via Humanitix: https://events.humanitix.com/1000reps-day-strategies-to-increase-amounts-of-practice-in-rehab-on-zoom-tktpwrfc Cost: $288.19 AUD ($250 workshop fee + $11.90 Humanitix Booking Fee + $26.20 GST) *NB This workshop is fully subscribed with a waiting list ** This workshop runs over two sessions, 4-hrs x 2: Tuesday 11th & 25th March starting at 6pm to 10pm Sydney time. The workshop outlines the evidence for increased [...]
