Hi VCoP members,
I’m starting a discussion thread here were we can pool our online resources for persons living with stroke and care providers to continue living with stroke as best as possible in the COVID-19 pandemic.
Please respond with any resources that you have come across as well!
Stay well,
– Lauren
Posted By Lauren Bechard 4 years ago
The Aphasia Institute has created an aphasia-friendly resource to facilitate discussion around what to do about COVID-19 and isolation. Link is attached to this post and copied below!
ParticiPics is a free, searchable database of pictographic images designed to facilitate life’s conversations. The pictographs are specially designed for communicating with people with aphasia and are the product of decades of research and experience with people in the aphasia and stroke communities.
Posted By Lauren Bechard 4 years ago
In late 2019, CPSR researchers published a paper on the effectiveness of technology for post-stroke rehabilitation. You can read the report at the attached link or copy the address below into your browser:
Posted By Lauren Bechard 4 years ago
This webpage from Australian stroke care providers is a collection of resources for collections to use regarding how to provide care remotely using telehealth services. Not all resources will be relevant, but there are some good best practice tips you might find useful.
https://informme.org.au/News/2020/03/26/COVID-19-Telehealth-resources
Posted By Lauren Bechard 4 years ago
The March of Dimes has provided a schedule of virtual activities to keep stroke survivors connected during COVID-19. The activities can be seen at the link attached to this post, or by copying and pasting the address below into your web browser:
https://afterstroke.marchofdimes.ca/news-events/after-stroke-virtual-activities
Posted By Nancy Salbach 4 years ago
Physical and occupational therapists on the TIME (Together in Movement and Exercise) steering committee at Toronto Rehabilitation Institute-University Health Network developed the TIME Exercise and Wellness Video Resource. This resource provides a list of free online exercise and wellness videos to help people with mobility challenges to keep active during COVID-19.
Link to the TIME Exercise and Wellness Video Resource is attached to this post and copied below.
https://www.uhn.ca/TorontoRehab/Clinics/TIME
Contributors included Margot Catizzone, Elizabeth Inness, Nancy Salbach, Diane Tse, and Amanda Woo.
Posted By Lauren Bechard 4 years ago
The GRASP Program developed by the Neurorehabilitation Research Program at the University of British Columbia has online resources to support the delivery of their home-based, upper-extremity stroke rehabilitation program. More information about the program, evidence supporting the program, and resources for patients and providers can be found at the link attached to this post.
(https://neurorehab.med.ubc.ca/grasp/)
Posted By Lauren Bechard 4 years ago
The North & East GTA Stroke Network and Toronto West Stroke Network have collected a list of resources to support virtual care for stroke rehabilitation and secondary prevention. This list of resources can be found in the resources section of the VCoP at the following link:
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