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UID:293@eso-stroke.org
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260511T130000
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URL:https://eso-stroke.org/events/rebuilding-lives-after-stroke-global-opp
 ortunities-for-research/
SUMMARY:Rebuilding lives after stroke: Global opportunities for research
DESCRIPTION:This event is endorsed by World Stroke Organization\, British &
 amp\; Irish Association of Stroke Physicians\, NHS Research Scotland Strok
 e Research Network and the European Stroke Organisation.\n\nStroke is the
  leading cause of adult disability globally. With advances in acute treatm
 ents\, more people are surviving a stroke. But many are left with signific
 ant disability including non-motor problems such as fatigue\, mood disorde
 rs and cognitive impairment. There is an urgent need to find evidence-base
 d solutions for the multitude of long-term problems experienced by stroke 
 survivors\, in the context of multiple long-term conditions and frailty. P
 rofessor Gillian Mead\, Head of Ageing and Health at the Usher Institute\,
  and a geriatrician and stroke physician\, has championed research in ‘l
 ife after stroke’ and stroke recovery for many years.\n\nIn this network
 ing event\, we are bringing together researchers and clinicians with an in
 terest in life after stroke. We will hear from international experts in th
 is field\, including Professor Craig Anderson and Dr Juliet Bouverie OBE\,
  discuss research priorities and the research methodologies needed to deve
 lop life after stroke research globally. We hope that this event will insp
 ire new research collaborations in this crucial\, but under-researched fie
 ld.\n\nAlthough the focus of the event is on stroke\, it will also be of i
 nterest to those working in other disease areas where long-term consequenc
 es are common and under-researched\, and where patients often have multipl
 e long-term conditions and frailty.\n\nMore information here.
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