Research

The Stroke Recovery Association is often approached by researchers looking for study participants.

People affected by Stroke can derive benefit from participation in research projects. And by taking part, you would be contributing to a greater understanding of Stroke, or to the development of more effective treatments.

In some cases, research projects may provide access to new interventions before they are widely available. Even if participating in the research does not provide any benefit for you as an individual, it may provide benefits for other people who have a Stroke in the future. You are likely to benefit from the additional support and attention provided by clinical trial staff, who will have a thorough understanding of the issues and concerns related to Stroke.

All research requests are vetted by our Board to ensure they have ethics approval and will be of benefit to the participants and all stroke-affected people. Bona fide research projects by reputable bodies are supported by the Association.

RECRUITING NOW:

• UTS: Exploring Telehealth Care Seeking Behaviour Across the Stroke Continuum

• ESTEEM Study – Exercising, Socialising and Thinking – an Environmental Enrichment Model in the community After Stroke

• Join Us – The George Institute for Global Health

• Research into post-Stroke vision care in NSW (The PRECIS Study)

• Text messaging to prevent post-Stroke depression and promote a healthy lifestyle

• Macquarie University Aphasia Research Group

• Understanding Upper Limb function in Stroke patients

• Falls After Stroke Trial (FAST)

• Robotics assisted game-based rehabilitation for upper limb function in people with chronic Stroke 

• Right Hemisphere Stroke and Conversation

• Development of a sexuality intervention for Stroke survivors and their partners: A Delphi study 

• Effect of Combined Physical and SEnsOry (ComPoSE) training to improve arm function after stroke

• Aerobic exercise and task-specific training to enhance recovery of the upper limb after Stroke