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Celebrating 10 years of the Scottish Stroke AHP Forum - outgoing chair Professor Jacqui Morris lists all the great work and achievements during these years #SRRSSAHPF22

The final parallel session of #UKSF22 will be led by Professor Jacqui Morris on Sedentary behaviour after stroke. Jacqui has a great team with her for this session with Professor Anne Forster kicking things off

New #postdoc position with a great research team #ELPAR working in projects on rehabilitation in stroke and other complex conditions School of Health Sciences, University of Dundee Sciences, Dundee University. Apply for our post doctoral post. dundee.ac.uk/work-for-us REF UOD492. Closes 20th May.

Having a fab time in Scotland meeting with awesome #stroke #PhysicalActivity researchers ⁦ Frederike van Wijck⁩ ⁦Dave Saunders⁩ ⁦Dr Sarah Morton | Sorcha Mhorton⁩ ⁦Professor Jacqui Morris⁩⁦@SebChastin⁩ 🙏 #DyasonFellowship ⁦UniMelb MDHS⁩ ⁦Physiotherapy UniMelb⁩

A privilege to spend the day with #physiotherapy leaders from around the world talking about promoting #PhysicalActivity in clinical practice and broader society #WorldPhysio2023. Delighted to do this with Anna Lowe Leanne Hassett Kerry West ETIENNE NGEH (Cameroonian Physiotherapist) Sally Mastwyk

Missed the #WorldPhysio2023 opening session or want to watch it again? Watch the highlights: youtu.be/K8lnNivxHYE Watch a recording of the whole session: wp2023.world.physio/?_ga=2.7191227… #GlobalPT Africa region of World Physiotherapy WorldPhysioAWP Europe Region of World Physiotherapy 🇪🇺 World Physiotherapy NAC World Physiotherapy SAR

Well done Claire McFeeters great overview of gaps in what we know about physical activity along the stroke pathway World Physiotherapy Ulster Uni INHR School of Health Sciences UU @RCSIPhysio RCSI Dr Katy Pedlow

Hearing about the feasibility of a novel dyadic walking Intervention in people with stroke from Professor Jacqui Morris World Physiotherapy important work to support people to be active

Professor Jacqui Morris at #WorldPhysio2023 presents great project for increasing walking in #strokesurvivorrehab using walking dyads

#WorldPhysio2023 session on addressing barriers to evidence-based #physiotherapy introduced by . with Tie Parma Yamato giving tips for overcoming the barrier of limited time.

Great overview of strategies to overcome barriers to evidence-based #physiotherapy by . at #WorldPhysio2023 PEDro

Grateful for the opportunity to share our research on physical activity and stroke at #WorldPhysio2023 and share a stage with Professor Jacqui Morris #Dubai Dr Katy Pedlow Dr Niamh Kennedy Suzanne McDonough

Thank you Khim - very kind words and they mean a lot coming from you who always present so beautifully!! Thank you ACU School of Allied Health for supporting the conference travel.

Great piece of work Natalie Fini!

Pleased to share links to our two new published papers reporting development of the Keeping Active with Texting after Stroke study. Intervention development paper shorturl.at/cDR01 and Qualitative evaluation shorturl.at/eprHZ. Thanks Team!

It is great to see the Guide for rehabilitation workforce evaluation (GROWE) finally launched at #Rehab2030. GROWE is a set of resources that can be used to support workforce planning and development in countries. #GlobalPT #physiotherapy #workforceplanning

Something tells us we're approaching an important date in the UKSF calendar!!! I wonder what it could be....🤔 #UKSF23 #earlybird #dontallrunatonce stroke.org.uk/professionals/…

Today Professor Professor Jacqui Morris, Dr Gavin Wylie & @drjulietharvey from the Living Well with Long Term Conditions Research Group are visiting PAHRC to present #LivingWellUoD research and discuss opportunities for collaboration. Sounds like it'll be a great day! 🤝

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