Jennifer Crow, Health Education England / NIHR Clinical Doctoral Research Fellow at Imperial College London, as an occupational therapist specialising in stroke research with the NIHR Clinical Research Network Northwest London.
ABOUT THIS TALK/SESSION:
- Partners: Imperial College London (PerC)
- Presenter: Jenny Crow - HEE/NIHR Clinical Doctoral Research Fellow
- Department: Development and feasibility testing of a complex intervention
- Date: 27th June 2023 19:01 until 20:46 <<<<<< THIS SESSION HAS PASSED
- About this session: Improving follow-up care for people after minor stroke & Tia's
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ABOUT THIS TALK/SESSION:
Jenny is an occupational therapist who has been working in the NHS for the last 25 years with people who have had strokes. Jenny will be talking to us about two things:
The role of the occupational therapist in healthcare.
She will explain what a stroke is, what the risk factors for stroke are, how a stroke effects people and what treatments and therapy are available for people who have had a stroke.
We welcome friends old and new these sessions are all about you you you
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Stroke Session ICL
Popular Public 2.71 MB |
18/04/2024 19:32:48 |
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Imperial College London (PerC)
Imperial College London is a world-class university with a mission to benefit society through excellence in science, engineering, medicine and business.
ICL is a public research university in London, England.
Its history began with Prince Albert, consort of Queen Victoria, who developed his vision for a cultural area that included the Royal Albert Hall, Victoria & Albert Museum, Natural History Museum and several royal colleges.
PERC is the Public engagement research centre.
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Talk Schedule
- 7.00pm Welcome and Coffee (speciality at ParkLife Cafe :) and mingle
- 7.30pm Presentation about the selected topic (using laptop and TV display provided)
- 8.00pm Q&A discussion about selected topic
- 8.30pm Close
Zoom will be offered: If you are unable to attend, or when we are fully booked
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HOW TO ACCESS THIS SESSION:
Stroll in and hope there are seats left. Direction here
Book tickets using the form below to guarantee your seat
Zoom ID: 923 276 6848 - Passcode: Bipin0606
Not sure how to use Zoom? We will teach you through our digital inclusion sessions, in the chilled space of ParkLife cafe, digital inclusion is a great non contentious, easy, stress free and relaxing way to learn all sorts of things to get up to online. We've got your back.
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LOCAL SUPPORT
Different Strokes
Harrow Stroke Recovery Service
They will work with you to identify your personal support needs and priorities. Harrow Stroke Recovery Service
This service offers:
- Coordinated support throughout your stroke journey
- Home visits and/or regular telephone calls
- Emotional support
- Tailored information
- Assistance with accessing community-based support
- Support for carers and family members
- Signposting to other relevant organisations.
Contact: Kerstin Williams
07799 436049
North Harrow Stroke Group
NHCG - North Harrow Communication Group
The North Harrow Communication Group (NHCG) is a new initiative which has developed from the North Harrow Stroke Group and works alongside it. The primary aim of the group is to promote confidence communicating after stroke where speech has been affected. The Communication Group provides a setting in which Members communicate with each other however they are able. It provides an opportunity to interact within a secure environment which gives support, encouragement and, perhaps most importantly, time.
The group operates with a maximum of 10 Members, each with a level of comprehension/understanding that enables them to communicate and participate with other Members in the group as well as understand the aims of the group. Initially, through informal discussion, criteria will be set by each Member for themselves by which to judge any future improvement they have made in communication skills.
To promote the development of independence in thought and communication, Members will attend without carers/family and must therefore be self-caring.
The group started in May 2023 and with Members joining on a 6 month programme, with the opportunity to attend for a further 6 monthly term as appropriate.
NHCG meets for 2 hours on the Fourth Friday of each month from 10.30am until 12.30pm in the Coffee Lounge at North Harrow Methodist Church. There is a small cost of £2 covering light refreshments etc. which will be served during the morning.
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