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Register for: What is ‘physical rehabilitation’? A model developed with stroke survivors, carers and physiotherapists for a Cochrane Review on stroke rehabilitation
What is ‘physical rehabilitation’? A model developed with stroke survivors, carers and physiotherapists for a Cochrane Review on stroke rehabilitation
Duration:
90 minutes
90 minutes
Agenda:
Are you interested in physical rehabilitation for stroke? Would you like to learn about the development of a new model of physical rehabilitation by stroke survivors, carers and physiotherapists and give feedback on this new model of physical rehabilitation?
If ‘yes’ – then please join one of our free 90 minute interactive webinars. You will hear why, and how, a group of stroke, survivors, carers and physiotherapists worked together to co-develop a model that describes physical rehabilitation after stroke. You will be asked for your thoughts and feedback to help make further changes / improvements to this model. This is your chance to shape a model of physical rehabilitation that will be used to bring research evidence together.
Log in to registerAre you interested in physical rehabilitation for stroke? Would you like to learn about the development of a new model of physical rehabilitation by stroke survivors, carers and physiotherapists and give feedback on this new model of physical rehabilitation?
If ‘yes’ – then please join one of our free 90 minute interactive webinars. You will hear why, and how, a group of stroke, survivors, carers and physiotherapists worked together to co-develop a model that describes physical rehabilitation after stroke. You will be asked for your thoughts and feedback to help make further changes / improvements to this model. This is your chance to shape a model of physical rehabilitation that will be used to bring research evidence together.
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