Confirmed speakers:

Dr Eugene Tang – NIHR Clinical Lecturer in General Practice, Newcastle University
“Cognition Post-Stroke: A Primary Care Perspective”

Dr Eirini Kontou – HEE NIHR ICA Clinical Lecturer, University of Nottingham
“Psychological care: how to deliver in practice and why it matters for stroke recovery”

Prof Roshan das Nair – Professor of Clinical Psychology & Neuropsychology, University of Nottingham
“Neuropsychological rehabilitation: Learning across the boundaries of stroke, multiple sclerosis, and traumatic brain injury research”

Daniel Taylor – Stroke Association, UK
Information session and Q&A on the Stroke Association’s funding scheme

PROGRAMME

POSTER PRESENTATIONS 

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ABBEY FLETCHER
Efficacy of a Computer-Based Visual Training Program as a Compensatory Tool for Visual Rehabilitation after Stroke: A Pilot Study

ABIGAIL LEE
Remote delivery of group-based psychological interventions for people after stroke and transient ischaemic attack (TIA): a scoping review

ANDREA KUSEC
Long-term interaction between cognition and emotion following stroke

CATHERINE MORAN
Enhancing the Quality of Stroke Care in Ireland – Development of an acute stroke care dataset for the Irish National Stroke Audit

DAN LIN
Co-designing a home-based mental practice protocol for chronic stroke neurorehabilitation

DIANNE TRUSSON
Evaluating the use of Normalisation Process Theory to explore participants’ experiences of a complex intervention in the RETurn to work After stroKE (RETAKE) trial

DONNCHADH MURPHY Click here to chat
Evaluating the GAD-2 to screen for post-stroke anxiety on an acute stroke unit

ELISE MILOSEVICH
Prevalence and predictors of domain-specific cognitive impairment after stroke: the value of early cognitive screening

EMMA PATCHWOOD
Findings from the Wellbeing After Stroke (WATERS) feasibility study: Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) to support psychological adjustment in life after stroke

ESME HAYES
How do UK occupational therapists identify post-stroke spatial neglect in in-patient and community settings?

HANNAH FOOTE
Upskilling a workforce to deliver Acceptance and Commitment Therapy to stroke survivors: a qualitative study

HELEN MORSE   Click here to chat
A feasibility trial of a computerised Spatial Inattention Grasping Home-based Therapy (c-SIGHT) for spatial neglect post-stroke: Trial update

KATIE POWERS
Exploring the association between therapist attributes, implementation fidelity and return-to-work outcomes in the Return to Work after Stroke (RETAKE) trial

LAUREN LUCAS
Understanding therapeutic alliance and self-management in the community from the perspectives of stroke survivors and healthcare professionals. A work in progress

MANUELA SANNINO
Development and evaluation of a co-designed online psychoeducational family group on an acute stroke unit during COVID-19 hospital visiting restrictions

MARIANNA KAPSETAKI   Click here to chat
Stroke-related scholarly activity of neurologists in the UK

Paulina ISABEL BARTOLOME
Developing a cultural adaptation of the Oxford Visual Perception Screen (OxVPS) for use with Filipinos after stroke

RUBY GUBBINS & DANIEL EAVES
Carer experience of information and service provision at the point of hospital discharge into community-based stroke rehabilitation 

THOMAS JONES & LAURA HOOK Click here to chat
Evaluation of two psychology led groups for individuals living with stroke and other long-term neurological conditions within a neurological recovery college model