Stroke Forum East of England Conference 2024

Health Innovation East is hosting the East of England Stroke Forum until July 2025 to help connect healthcare professionals from across our region.

The second annual East of England Stroke Conference, held on 24th September 2024, was joined by over 230 attendees with over 30 speakers.  We were fortunate again this year to have Rebecca Fisher covering the changes in SSNAP Therapy reporting, a full list of topics that were covered on the day can be found here:

Recordings of presentations from the Millenium Suite can be found below and slides can be requested by emailing strokeforum@healthinnovationeast.co.uk.

These resources are designed for Health Care Professionals

 

 

East of England Stroke Forum Conference 2024

Presentation recordings:

Patient story

Speakers:

Peter Ellis

Suffered a stroke in March of 2018 and presented on the impact that this had on him, his journey and contemplations of the future.

 

Post-Stroke Fatigue

Speakers:

Dr Grace Turner

Associate professor at the University of Birmingham

 

Measuring Therapy Delivery in SSNAP: How are you doing?

Speaker:

Dr Rebecca Fisher

Programme manager with the National Stroke Programme Team at NHS England

Associate Director for SSNAP

 

The Expansion of Pre-Hospital Stroke Video Triage in the East of England

Speakers:

Brittany Wells

Clinical Lead for Stroke Video Triage for the East of England Ambulance Service

Jo Clayden

Senior Programme Manager for the East of England ISDNs

NoSIP in the East of England

Speakers

Rayhaan Rahaman

East of England NOSIP Lead

Nick Tessier

Radiographer at West Hertfordshire Hospital

Thrombolysis in Acute Stroke

Speakers:

Prof. Martin James

Consultant Stroke Physician at the Royal Devon and Exeter Hospitals

Barriers to Thrombectomy

Speakers:

Dr Paul Guyler

Consultant in Stroke Medicine and clinical Director for the East of England Regional Stroke Network

 

Updates in the Management of Intracerebral Haemorrhage

Speakers:

Dr Radim Licenik

Consultant in Stroke Medicine and Clinical Lead at North West Anglia NHS Foundation Trust

 

The Mid and South Essex Aphasia Service – what, why and how? Perspective from the team and a service user with aphasia

Speakers

John Bentley

Speech and Language Therapist at the Mid and South Essex Aphasia Service

Lydia Paley

Speech and Language Therapist at the Mid and South Essex Aphasia Service

Lindsay Hayward-Smith

Stroke survivor and service user of the Mid and South Essex Aphasia Service

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