Education Videos

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1. Time is Brain:  Emergency Stroke Recognition & Recovery:  A Stroke Survivor's Reflection on Recovery following tPA.  How prompt and effective best practice stroke care can make a difference.


Length - 20 minutes
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2. A Journey of Stroke Recovery: A Stroke Survivor's Reflections.  How best practice stroke care can make a difference.

Length - 20 minutes
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Tips & Tools for Everyday Living: A Guide for Stroke Caregivers: Putting It Into Practice: Video Series:

Six education videos have been developed by stroke care champions in Southeastern Ontario. These videos are designed to complement popular sections of the Tips and Tools for Everyday Living: A Guide for Stroke Caregivers (2002) and education programs currently underway across Ontario and Canada. Five of these videos are designed for front line staff and one has been developed for family and community education. Also attached is an advertising poster for the video series.

Tips & Tools Video Series Poster


Front Line Healthcare Staff Education Video Series:
  1. Recognize & React to the Signs & Symptoms of Stroke for Health Care Providers.
  2. Communication
  3. Meal Assistance & Hydration
  4. Cognitive, Perceptual & Behavioural Problems
  5. Mobility

Family & Community Education:
  1. Recognize & React to the Signs and Symptoms of Stroke

Stroke Signs & Symptoms Video. HSFO Stroke Awareness Campaign (as seen on TV).  Click here.  



 

 



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