Factors influencing adherence to intensive UL exercise programs

About the StrokeEd Collaboration: Established in 2011 and based in Sydney Australia, the StrokeEd collaboration offers evidence-based workshops to improve the skills, knowledge and practice of rehabilitation therapists, and influence the delivery of rehabilitation services to stroke survivors.  Members of the StrokeEd Collaboration are: Experienced clinicians, educators and active researchers, recognised leaders in their profession, higher research degree graduates (PhD or masters by research), experienced providers of rehabilitation in public and/or private health, registered physiotherapists and occupational therapistsOur Mission: To teach evidence-based stroke rehabilitation, in order to optimise recovery post-strokeOur Vision:That physiotherapists and occupational therapists have the skills, knowledge, confidence and competence to routinely deliver evidence-based rehabilitation. That all stroke survivors receive prompt, evidence-based rehabilitation

The StrokeEd Collaboration

1-hr webinar - Factors influencing adherence to intensive UL exercise programs

Description: The presentation will outline findings from a qualitative study which explored barriers and enablers to adherence to an intensive upper limb exercise program in stroke survivors. Findings can help clinicians to develop and implement exercise programs that improve adherence, and ultimately outcomes following stroke.Learning objectives: By the end of the presentation, attendees will be able to:<ul><li>Understand the experience (barriers and enablers) of stroke survivors who participate in intensive exercise programs following stroke</li></ul><ul><li>Understand the COM-B model as a means of diagnosing behavioural issues (such as adherence)</li></ul><ul><li>Identify potential BC strategies (interventions) to address barriers to adherence</li></ul>Time: 6pm-7pm AEST * London/ UK/ Ireland BST = 9am / Copenhagen = 10am / Brisbane = 6pm / Perth = 4pm / Adelaide = 5.30pm / Auckland = 8pm / Singapore = 4pm This 1-hr webinar will be presented by: Dr. Tamina Levy, PhD, Grad dip NeurologyNeurological Rehabilitation, Flinders Medical Centre – Rehabilitation and Palliative Services.Lecturer, College of Nursing and Health Sciences, Flinders University<h3>(This lecture will be recorded and available via the StrokeEd website in late April)</h3>

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