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in the long haul - long term care after #stroke live now at #UKSF20 chaired by @lisakidd22 of @UofGMVLS see
below for details from each of the speakers @NicolaJHancock @DrEiriniKontou @StrokePathways @GallacherKatie
first up, @NicolaJHancock 'Creating a pathway of personalised self-management support after stroke: can it be done?' people 1st project evaluated roll out of @bridgesselfmgmt across East of England
supported self management is complex & lots of people working together.
@bridgesselfmgmt is a complex co-desiged intervention based on self-efficacy - person at the centre, moving away from paternalistic 'doing to' approach improved staff satisfaction
@bridgesselfmgmt is a complex co-desiged intervention based on self-efficacy - person at the centre, moving away from paternalistic 'doing to' approach improved staff satisfaction
Staff in the evaluation reported improved confidence in doing supported self-management with staff
Value of leadership really important – engaged and enthusiastic leaders 
engaged and enthusiastic teams.Sharing of success stories important"Bridges brings it back to how it should be… " (person-centred)
Next up @DrEiriniKontou reports on the Optimising Psychoeducation for Transient Ischaemic Attack and Minor Stroke Management (OPTIMISM) study
Read the protocol here: http://clok.uclan.ac.uk/34039/
Read the protocol here: http://clok.uclan.ac.uk/34039/
Eirinis take home message: feasible to take this study to larger trial
follow @OPTIMISM_study for more!
