What is it? This study aims to design more effective treatment for speaking after Stroke. What involvement is required? The study will take a total of 18 weeks, with treatment occurring for […]  Read more

What is it? This study aims to create new resources targeting social connection after Stroke, as well as related topics – such as emotional adjustment and communication about Stroke. These resources will […]  Read more

What is it? This study aims to explore the views and experiences of both clinicians and Stroke Survivorsregarding the use of motion capture technology in rehabilitation, particularly for assessing upperlimb function after […]  Read more

What is it? This research project focusses on personalized stroke rehabilitation and recovery, exploringtailored upper limb therapy for stroke survivors living in the community. The project is recruiting 150 stroke survivors, with […]  Read more

What is it? The project is looking to understand how people with post-Stroke aphasia interact with, and feel about, virtual reality technology. The research will involve people with Aphasia trying some games […]  Read more

What is it? Constraint Induced Movement Therapy (CIMT) is an effective treatment for arm recovery following Stroke and is a strongly recommended intervention in the Australian National Stroke Guidelines, routine delivery remains […]  Read more

What is it? Continuous rehabilitation and access to exercise programs after discharge from acute or subacute hospital rehabilitation are crucial for prolonged function and health after a neurological condition. However, many people […]  Read more

What is it? This research project, which is part of the Systematic Profiling in Neurological Conditions (SPIN) Research Program, aims to evaluate the feasibility and therapeutic effects of environmental enrichment compared to […]  Read more

What is it? The researcher are seeking feedback and opinions from stroke survivors and their families on the way clinicians and researchers measure arm and hand recovery and improvements after stroke. The […]  Read more

The University of Western Sydney is conducting a research study about informal stroke caregivers. The study is being carried out by Ms Melissa Jammal, PhD Candidate, School of Health Sciences. Who can […]  Read more

Diverse Hearts – Co-designing a culturally tailored, evidence based, digital stroke education program for Arabic, Dari, Chinese and Vietnamese-speaking communities to reduce the risk factors for stroke and promote mental well-being in […]  Read more

OPTICS (Outcome PredicTion in IntraCerebral haemorrhage Study): enhanced outcome prediction through deep learning, a form of artificial intelligence or machine learning, to assist clinician decision-making in patients with stroke due to intracerebral […]  Read more

What is the research study about? You are invited to take part in a pilot study that aims to determine the feasibility of a combined screening for high blood pressure, atrial fibrillation […]  Read more

Researchers from the University of Newcastle are conducting the FoCCuS4HEART project, which seeks to work with informal female carers of Stroke survivors to develop strategies and tools to support carers to self-manage […]  Read more

The Carer’s Way Ahead: An Online Randomised Control Trial for Families Managing Challenging Behaviour Following Brain Injury The research study aims to determine whether family carers of people with traumatic brain injury […]  Read more

The study is to work with patients who are eligible for a developmentally attuned language treatment which will be administered by students at the University of Sydney Speech Pathology Unit. The goal […]  Read more

Seeking a boost in your walking after a Stroke? Introducing HiWalk, an exciting new research project dedicated to improving walking abilities in individuals after Stroke. Is this you? What is HiWalk? HiWalk […]  Read more

Motion Analysis for the Upper Limb Impairment (FULMA) – The George Institute, University of Wollongong & Prince of Wales Hospital Motion Analysis for the Upper Limb Impairment after Stroke (FULMA) is a […]  Read more

The MIDAS2 study is looking for people who have severe persisting fatigue after Stroke. The study will test whether the wakefulness medication called ‘Modafinil’ taken for 56 days is safe and can alleviate Stroke-related fatigue in a much larger group of Stroke survivors.  Read more