Life After Stroke: a round up of Cochrane evidence
Throughout March 2018, Cochrane UK are running a special series of blogs and other material on the theme of #LifeAfterStroke. On...
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Sorry, what did you say? Living with dysarthria (unclear speech) after stroke
Annette shares her story of living with dysarthria after stroke and Claire Mitchell, Speech & Language Therapist and author of a recent Cochrane review of dysarthria, explains the findings
Stroke rehabilitation: maximizing arm and hand function after stroke
In a blog for our new series Evidence for Everyday Allied Health (#EEAHP), occupational therapist Danny Minnow looks at evidence on interventions to improve upper limb function after stroke.
Occupational therapy for stroke: what is it and how can it help?
Do you know what occupational therapy is? In this guest blog, Danny Minkow tells us more about it and how it can help people recover from stroke.
Helping stroke survivors get back on their feet
Physiotherapist Clare Major helps us look at the latest evidence on physical rehabilitation after stroke
Alive, able and at home: stroke unit care offers better outcomes than alternatives
Key message: people who have a stroke are more likely to be alive, be at home and be independent...
Babies, bright lights, blood-thinners and more: Cochrane evidence round-up
It’s probably best to draw a veil over many of the things done in English boarding schools by past...
Waiting for the royal baby? We’ve new arrivals in the Cochrane Library
July is proving to be an exciting month here in the UK. Andy Murray is the new Wimbledon Champion,...
After stroke: the Cinderella of falls prevention research
Key message: There is a lack of evidence on interventions which aim to prevent falls in people after they...