The National Stroke Nursing Forum is run by nurses for nurses. We promote the advancement of stroke nursing within United Kingdom.
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📣 Study for UK-based clinicians supporting people after TIA and minor stroke for an anonymous e-survey
⏳ Takes 10-15 minutes
🔗 Click to take part:
forms.office.com/e/RWuWQgbwY…
@ukstrokenursing @ACPIN_UK @theRCOT @BMA_GP
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Don't say we didn't warn you... It's just one week to go until the abstract submission deadline and this year there will be no extension! Submit yours before Tuesday 20th May 23:59: tinyurl.com/25cxh4bv #UKSF25
ALT A woman standing on the right presenting her abstract at UKSF. On the left are the words "Abstracts: One week to go! Submit now!" followed by the weblink for the abstract submission page on the UKSF website.
Get those abstracts in!
All nurses submitting an abstract are eligible for the NSNF/SSNF prize ❤️
Another deadline for your diary! ✍️
There's one week left to submit your abstract for the largest multidisciplinary stroke conference in the UK: the @UKStrokeForum. #UKSF25
For more information about presenting your work in Aberdeen in November, visit: bit.ly/44vEfA5
ALT A man surrounded by a small crowd as he presents a poster.
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For the next three months our #LifeAfterStroke campaign will be focused on driving conversation, sharing experiences and inspiring action aimed at improving the lives 94 million people in the world who have had a stroke.
Our latest blog and vodcasts
world-stroke.org/.../the-imp…...
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High blood pressure rarely has noticeable symptoms but significantly increases your risk of stroke.
>4 million people are estimated to be living with undetected / untreated hypertension in England & the only way to find out if your blood pressure is high, is to have it checked.
Today is #StrokePreventionDay.
High blood pressure significantly increases your risk of having a stroke. Around 1 in 4 adults in the UK have high blood pressure, but many don’t know it.
Find out how to get checked and manage your risk. nhs.uk/bloodpressure
ALT Get your blood pressure checked at a pharmacy or GP surgery if: You think you might have high blood pressure or might be at risk of having high blood pressure. Or, you're aged 40 or over and have not yet had your blood pressure checked for more than 5 years.
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#UKSF24 Prize Giving Ceremony time 🏆🏆@67AHY @SouthTees has won the @ukstrokenursing Best Poster category.
I couldn't be more proud of this achievement for #NASU @ACPLeadSTNHSFT @AmyOxley5 @NurseConsult3CO, wouldn't you agree?
Congratulations to Andrew Young our NSNF/SSNF highest scoring abstract winner 2024
Such a great poster and a high standard from all our NSNF/SSNF contributors
@UKStrokeForum #UKSF2024
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Todays jaw to the floor moment @UKStrokeForum was learning that women consistently achieve poorer outcomes post stroke than men. I shouldn't have been surprised, but I was. This is clearly just one of many unacceptable inequities in stroke care. Work to do.
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Our new @ScotStrokeNurse forum chair setting out her vision, creating connections, stimulating ideas and generally totally ‘bossing’ it at #uksf24 looking forward to working with you in your new role @Z1Nurse 😀
Happy to share that I am the newly appointed chair for the Scottish Stroke Nurse Forum @ScotStrokeNurse. Excited to help support and develop stroke nursing across Scotland! Here today at @UKStrokeForum #UKSF2024, what a wonderfully inspiring opening plenary 👏
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@ukstrokenursing been an amazing conference once again. Really enjoyed representing the forum at the stand. Great conversations with lots of stroke professionals including loads of current and future members.
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Reminder of a great resource on STARS re palliative and end of life care (advanced module) #UKSF24
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Inspiring talk by @DrTerryQuinn at #UKSF24 plenary 👏👏👏 we all need support, investment and belief… including NHS .
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Stroke physicians deal with death & dying—can we do it better?
“Dying after a stroke is different from dying from cancer. It comes on suddenly & prognosis is uncertain.”
Prof Rowan Harwood spoke about the need for rigorous, shared decision-making for end-of-life care. #UKSF24
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Come and say hello! Find out how you can accelerate your leadership journey #UKSF2024 @NHSGIRFT Stroke Leadership Academy @NHSEngland @RCPhysicians @TheKingsFund
Looking forward to the next few days at #uksf2024 the exhibition stand is buzzing already! @NHSGIRFT @UKStrokeForum @RCPhysicians @Deborah71247971 @HargrovesDavid
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Really interesting to hear @Gilliancapri sharing her experiences of some of the challenges in meeting current guidelines recommendations and providing high quality rehab in the context of socioeconomic deprivation & its wide ranging impacts #uksf24
Brilliant initiative on nurse led implantable loop recorders being shared by Selina Edwards and the team at @ucl and @NHSBartsHealth - time from AF detection to DOAC prescription 2days.
Absolutely brilliant nurse led service 🌟
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When speaking about sex after stroke at #UKSF24, Jennifer Godber shared a quote from a carer.
‘When I looked at my partner, I no longer saw him, I just saw a to-do list.’
The challenges faced by stroke-affected couples can only be addressed if spoken about openly and honestly.
