Southwestern Ontario Stroke Network
Southwestern Ontario Stroke Network
The practical tools, professional networks and learning opportunities you need to implement and promote stroke best practices in Southwestern Ontario.
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Webinar: Rehabilitative Care Alliance – System Evaluation Performance Report
Webinar: Assessment of Upper Limb Movement Quality: Bridging Stroke Research & Clinical Practice
Course: NDT Introductory Course in the Management of Adults with Stroke, Brain Injury & Other Neuromotor Disorders
Course: NDT Introductory Course in the Management of Adults with Stroke, Brain Injury & Other Neuromotor Disorders
Prevention
The best treatment for stroke is to prevent one from happening. This requires an interplay of health promotion, and both primary and secondary stroke prevention.
Acute Care
Acute care is where the person is stabilized, diagnosis confirmed, plans are implemented to prevent complications, and when initial rehabilitation and recovery begin.
Rehabilitation
Stroke rehabilitation is known to reduce disability and dependence for stroke survivors, and evidence shows that more is better!
Community & LTC
Community is the centre of life, the hub from which all daily experiences extend. Achieving success for stroke survivors depends on a community of persons working together.
