October 12, 2018
OTTAWA, October 12, 2018– Lynne Stacey is a physiotherapist who has spent a good part of her career working with people who have h
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Brain Canada and Health Canada award major grant to CPSR research team
October 4, 2018
This project aims to scale-up the implementation of sustainable, evidence-based community exercise programs for those living with stroke and measure the impact of uptake.
CPSR-funded iWalk toolkit launches today
September 17, 2018
Free Toolkit for Physiotherapists to Better Assess Post-Stroke Gait
Winners announced for 2018 CPSR Collaborative Innovation Grants and Trainee Awards
September 13, 2018
Following external review, the following researchers have been awarded CPSR Collaborative Innovation Grants and Trainee Awards for 2018-19. Thanks to all participants in this competition. The applications were of excellent quality and scope.
"The Canadian Partnership for Stroke Recovery's strength is in its people. We are fortunate in Canada to have a great wealth of people who are leading the way globally in stroke recovery research. This is why I am involved. Great things can be accomplished when we work together. This idea is even reflected in the name. The organization is truly a partnership."
Ada Tang, PhD, CPSR Knowledge Translation Advisory Committee, McMaster University
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