National Stroke CLAHRC Meeting (Invitation only)

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1 10th UK Stroke Forum Conference 1-3 December 2015 ACC Centre Liverpool Preliminary Programme as at 2 October 2015 The UKSF reserves the right to amend speakers and content within this preliminary programme. All sessions are open to all delegates unless otherwise stated. Training Day Tuesday 1 December 10:00 17:00 10:00 18:15 Registration open Refreshments served from 10:00 in the Exhibition Hall ( Lower Level) Lunch served at 11:45-12:30 in the Exhibition Hall ( Lower Level) Exhibition open ( Lower Level) 10:00 12:15 National Stroke CLAHRC Meeting (Invitation only) Training Stream 1 12:30 14:30 British Association of Stroke Physicians Training (Part 1) Chair: Professor Rustam Al-Shahi Salman (Personal Chair of Clinical Neurology, University of Edinburgh) 14:30 15:00 EXHIBITION & REFRESHMENTS 15:00 17:00 British Association of Stroke Physicians Training (part 2) Chair: Professor Rustam Al-Shahi (Personal Chair of Clinical Neurology, University of Edinburgh) Training Stream 2 12:30 14:30 B Developing a Career in Stroke Research (part 1) Chair: Dr Dale Webb (Director of Research and Information, Stroke Association) 14:30 15:00 EXHIBITION & REFRESHMENTS 15:00 17:00 B Developing a Career in Stroke Research (part 2) Chair: Dr Dale Webb (Director of Research and Information, Stroke Association) 1

2 Training Stream 3 12:30 17:00 Nursing and Rehabilitation Training Workshops Research into Practice Delegates can choose to attend four workshops in total (one workshop from each set). Please note some workshops are repeated. These workshops feature practical activities to help you to support stroke survivors. Please see the Nursing/Rehabilitation Workshop Timetable for a full schedule of timings and rooms. Admission to the workshops is strictly by pre-booking, delegates will be sent booking details nearer to the conference. A refreshment break is scheduled from 14:30-15:00 in, Lower Hall. Nursing and Rehabilitation Training Workshop Sessions and Speakers Cognitive Impairment Post Stroke Dr Charlie Chung (Occupational Therapist, NHS Fife) Therese Jackson (Consultant Occupational Therapist NHS Grampian) Using Apps to support rehabilitation and recovery Ruth Siewruk (Occupational Therapist, North Devon Healthcare NHS) and Louise Holmes (Physiotherapist, North Devon Healthcare NHS) Nicola Mathers (Speech and Language therapist, North Devon NHS) Falls Assistant Professor Kate Robertson (Occupational Therapist, University of Nottingham) Professor Pip Logan (Professor of Rehabilitation Research, College of Occupational Therapists Specialist Section Neurological Practice) Cochrane overview of interventions to improve upper limb function after stroke Gillian Alexander (AHP Stroke Consultant NHSGG&C, Chair SSAHPF) Dr Alex Pollock (Research Fellow and Professor, nmahp-ru, Glasgow Caledonian University) Professor Frederike van Wijck (Professor in neurological rehabilitation, Glasgow Caledonian University) Psychological care after stroke: why its s everyone s business Rachel Simkiss (Consultant Clinical Neuropsychologist, Barts Health NHS Trust) Maria Vidal (Clinical Psychologist, Stroke pathway, Barts Health NHS Trust ) Sitting (sedentary) behavior after stroke: a major emerging risk factor for poor health Dr Claire Fitzsimons (Research Fellow, University of Edinburgh) Dr Sebastien Chastin (Senior Research Fellow, Glasgow Caledonian University) Bex Townley (Exercise specialist, Community Resource Team, Hywel Dda Health Board, South Wales) Professor Frederike Van Wijck (Professor in Neurological Rehabilitation, Glasgow Caledonian University) 2

3 Make the magic happen: dysphagia management through telehealth Veronica Southern (Clinical Lead in Telesolutions, Blackpool Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and Director at Teleswallowing Ltd) Incontinence Professor Joanne Booth (Professor of Rehabilitation Nursing and a clinical academic in NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde Continence Service) Dr Lois Thomas (Reader in Health Services Research, University of Central Lancashire) 12:40 14:30 Room 1B Debate Session: National Standards vs Local Decision Making Chair: Professor Caroline Watkins (Professor of Stroke and Older People's Care, University of Central Lancashire) Dr Jane Williams (Clinical Programme Director for Integrated Rehabilitation) For National/ Generic view from CQC person National/Generic view from Stroke person, Professor Tony Rudd (Chair of the Intercollegiate Stroke Working Party (ICSWP) hosted by the Royal College of Physicians (RCP) Against Local Service view from Director of Nursing Local Service view from Stroke person, Lynne Turner 15:10 17:00 Room 1B Technology and Rehabilitation Chair: Michelle Price (Consultant Therapist for Stroke and Neurorehabilitation, Powys Teaching Health Board) Dr Rory O Connor (Senior Lecturer in Rehabilitation Medicine, Co-lead for Student Education) 17:00 18:15 Drinks Reception An excellent opportunity to network with colleagues over a glass of wine or orange juice, whilst enjoying the Stroke Association North West Community Choir perform 17:00 18:00 British Association of Stroke Physicians (BASP) AGM Chair: Professor Rustam Al-Shahi (Personal Chair of Clinical Neurology, University of Edinburgh) 17:00 18:00 B National Stroke Nursing Forum (NSNF) AGM Chair: Clare Gordon (NIHR Clinical Academic Fellow) 18:00 City-side Entrance Piazza Stroke Charities Fire-walk Fundraising Event 3

4 Main Conference Day 1 Wednesday 2 December 08:00 18:00 Registration and exhibition open Registration is open from 08:00 in the entrance foyer Refreshments are available from 08:00, lunch is served at 11:45-12:30 in the Exhibition Hall ( Lower Level) Breakfast Sessions 08:00 08:50 BASP Trainee Abstract Presentations Chair: Professor Rustam Al-Shahi Salman (Personal Chair of Clinical Neurology, University of Edinburgh) 08:00 08:50 Satellite Symposium: Pfizer 08:00 08:50 Film showing of the Possibilities are Endless Plenary 1 09:00 10:30 UK Stroke Services: an overview Chair: Professor Avril Drummond (Chair, UK Stroke Forum; Professor of Healthcare Research, University of Nottingham) from the UK Stroke Forum Chair Professor Avril Drummond (Chair, UK Stroke Forum; Professor of Healthcare Research, University of Nottingham) UKSF : How far has the evidence for stroke care progressed over the decade? Professor Peter Sandercock (Chief Editor of the Cochrane Stroke Group) Stroke Improvement Programme: Stroke stats and services over the last 10 years Professor Tony Rudd (Chair of the Intercollegiate Stroke Working Party (ICSWP) hosted by the Royal College of Physicians (RCP) My Stroke Story: the patients perspective Jenny Huggill (Stroke Survivor) Panel questions, led by the Chair 10:30 11:45 REFRESHMENTS & EXHIBITION 10:45 11:35 POSTER TOURS 4

5 10:50 11:30 Childhood Stroke Fringe Session Dr Dale Webb (Director of Research and Information, Stroke Association) Dr Vijeya Ganesa (Royal College of Paediatric and Child Health) Dr Anne Gordon (Evalina Children s Hospital) 10:50 11:30 DARS Trials Investigator Meeting 10:50 11:30 Trials / Fringe Meetings Parallel Sessions 1 11:45 13:00 Parallel Session 1A Innovations in big data and quality improvement in stroke care Chair: Professor Tony Rudd (Chair of the Intercollegiate Stroke Working Party (ICSWP) hosted by the Royal College of Physicians (RCP) Experience of using Patient Reported Outcomes Measures in the Riks-Stroke Register Professor Bo Norrving (Professor in Neurology at Lund University, Sweden) Data linkage in the Scottish Stroke Care Audit Dr Will Whitely (MRC Senior Clinician Scientist Fellow, University of Edinburgh) From quality to value, how SSNAP is using health economics to routinely report the costs of stroke Dr Ben Bray (Research Director, Sentinel Stroke National Audit Programme) Using stroke registers to support clinical trials Professor Rustam Al-Shahi Salman (Personal Chair of Clinical Neurology, University of Edinburgh) 11:45 13:00 Parallel Session 1B Late Breaking Trials and Studies Chair: Dr David J Werring (Clinical Reader in Neurology and Consultant Neurologist) 11:45 13:00 Parallel Session 1C Maximising potential through peer-led interventions (Coaching, mentoring and support) Chair: Dr Kate Radford (Associate Professor, Faculty of Medicine & Health Sciences, University of Nottingham) Development of peer-led coaching intervention after stoke: A feasibility study Professor Chris Burton (Senior Research Fellow, Bangor University) 5

6 Online peer support learning from other long term conditions Dr Neil Coulson (Associate Professor, Health Psychologist, University of Nottingham) Evaluating the impact of Stroke Association Peer Support Groups on Stroke Survivors and Carers Holly Dorning (Research Analyst, Nuffield Trust) Parallel Session 1D Management of visual impairment following stroke Chair: Claire Howard (British and Irish Orthoptic Society Lead for Stroke and Neuro Rehab) Management of visual field loss following stroke including research results from VISION trial Dr Fiona Rowe (Reader in Orthoptics and Health Services Research / NIHR Fellow, University of Liverpool) Management and advice for visual perception difficulties following stroke including visual hallucinations Carmel Noonan (Consultant Ophthalmologist, Aintree University Hospitals) Management of eye movement problems following stroke Caroline Dodridge (Stroke Specialist Othoptist, Oxford University Hospital) 13:00 14:15 LUNCH & EXHIBITION 13:30 14:10 PISTE Joint Investigator Meeting 13:30 14:10 Edinburgh Stroke Trial Meeting 13:30 14:10 Aphasia Fringe Session Chair: Melanie Derbyshire (Stroke Association) Parallel Sessions 2 14:15 15:30 Parallel Session 2A Where are we with intravenous thrombolysis? Chair: Professor Rustam Al-Shahi Salman (Personal Chair of Clinical Neurology, University of Edinburgh) 6

7 How to use the individual patient data meta-analysis of alteplase to inform clinical decisions Dr Will Whiteley (MRC Clinician Scientist, University of Edinburgh) What about thrombolysis in minor stroke? Dr Shelagh Coutts (Associate Professor of Neurology, University of Calgary, Canada) Should imaging appearances influence the decision to give alteplase? Dr Grant Mair (Senior Clinical Fellow, University of Edinburgh, Honorary Consultant Neuroradiologist, NHS Lothian) 14:15 15:30 Parallel Session 2B Implementation of high quality acute care: What are the challenges? Chair: Professor Caroline Watkins (Professor of Stroke and Older People's Care, University of Central Lancashire) Physiological and Neurological Monitoring Dr Liz Lightbody (Research Fellow / Senior Lecturer, UCLAN) Neurological Monitoring Clare Gordon (NIHR Clinical Academic Fellow) Carron Sintler (Consultant Stroke Physiotherapist, University Hospital Birmingham) Malnutrition and Dehydration Professor Martin Dennis (Chair of Stroke Medicine, Centre for Clinical Brain Sciences, Stroke Research Group, University of Edinburgh) 14:15 15:30 Parallel Session 2C Cognitive Problems Chair: Dr Shirley Thomas (Lecturer in Rehabilitation Psychology, Faculty of Medicine & Health Sciences, University of Nottingham) The development of a new patient-centred outcome measure on the impact of cognitive problems after stroke Emma Patchick (Research Associate for CLAHRC Stroke Programme, University of Manchester) Accessing in-patient rehabilitation: differences in resource use and outcomes for people with and without cognitive difficulties Dr Audrey Bowen (Stroke Association John Marshall Memorial Reader in Psychology, University of Manchester / Stroke lead, NIHR CLAHRC Greater Manchester) Executive function during dressing: expression through talking and actions by people with and without stroke Dr Charlie Chung (Occupational Therapy Clinical Specialist for Stroke, NHS Fife) 7

8 14:15 15:30 Parallel Session 2D Speech, swallowing and facial weakness: technological solutions Chair: Dr Rebecca Palmer (NIHR-HEFCE Senior Academic Clinical Lecturer, University of Sheffield) Technology to support exercises for facial weakness Dr Judy Edmans (Senior Research Fellow, University of Nottingham) Development and testing of new apps for dysarthria Claire Mitchell (NIHR Doctoral Research Fellow, University of Manchester) Dr Stuart Cunningham (senior lecturer in Human Communication Sciences, University of Sheffield) Electrical stimulation for the treatment of dysphagia Dr Sue Pownall (Research Lead, Clinical Research Office, a partnership between Sheffield teaching hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and the University of Sheffield) 15:30 16:30 REFRESHMENTS & EXHIBITION 15:40 16:20 Therapy Master-Class: SSNAP Data Fringe Session 15:40 16:20 My Stroke Guide Fringe Session 15:40 16:20 Trials/fringe meetings Plenary 2 16:30 17:15 Princess Margaret Memorial Lecture Chair: Professor Avril Drummond (Chair, UK Stroke Forum; Professor of Healthcare Research, University of Nottingham) International Rehabilitation Trials the way of the future? Professor Julie Bernhardt (Head of Stroke Division at Florey Institute, Australia) 17:15 18:00 Satellite Symposium: Bayer 8

9 19:00 Midnight Gala Dinner, Beatles themed evening of dining and entertainment The Rum Warehouse at the Titanic Hotel Join us for an evening of quality food and excellent entertainment at the uber funky Rum Warehouse. The evening begins at 7pm with a drinks reception, followed by a three-course dinner and dancing to a fab-four Beatles tribute band. The dress code is smart evening wear (suits for men; dresses for ladies). Main Conference Day 2 Thursday 3 December 08:00 13:15 Registration and exhibition open Parallel Sessions Parallel Session 3A Difficult decisions at the end of life Chair: Professor Peter Langhorne (Professor of Stroke Care, Institute of Cardiovascular and Medical Sciences, University of Glasgow) What s it like to be the carer? Liz Topliss (Service User Representative, Stroke Association) Conversations about end-or-life care after acute Stroke perspectives of healthcare professionals Professor Gillian Mead (Professor of Stroke and Elderly Care Medicine, Centre for Clinical Brain Sciences, Edinburgh) Professor Chris Burton (Senior Research Fellow, University of Bangor) 08:30 09:45 Parallel Session 3B Brag and Steal Chair: Dr Hamsaraj Shetty (Consultant Physician at Cardiff & Vale NHS Trust Board) 08:30 09:45 Parallel Session 3C Translational Research How to critically appraise a claim that basic science research informs the care of stroke patients Emily Sena (Postdoctoral Research Fellow, University of Edinburgh) 9

10 A Utopian view of how basic science should be conducted to inform stroke care Dr Brad Sutherland (Post-doctoral Fellow, University of Oxford) What has the translational research between bench and bedside delivered for stoke patients? Adrian Parry-Jones (NIHR Clinician Scientist within the Centre for Vascular and Stroke Research at the University of Manchester and an Honorary Consultant Neurologist at Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust) Session to include the Abdul Majid Translational Abstract Prize 08:30 09:45 Parallel Session 3D Emerging strategies for upper limb rehabilitation: The challenge of translating research into clinical practice Chair: Professor Pip Logan (Professor of Rehabilitation Research, College of Occupational Therapists Specialist Section Neurological Practice) Melanie Fleming, MSc (Research Assistant, Kings College London) PRACTISE (Promoting Recovering of the Arm: Clinical Tools for Intensive Stroke Exercise) Naoimh McMahon (Research Physiotherapist, UCLAN) Early Electrical Stimulation to prevent Complications in the Arm Post-Stroke (ESCAPS) a feasibility study Dr Joanna Fletcher-Smith (Research Occupational Therapist, Faculty of Medicine & Health Sciences, University of Nottingham) 09:45 10:45 REFRESHMENTS & EXHIBITION 10:00 10:35 POSTER TOURS 10:00 10:40 UK Stroke Assembly Fringe Session 10:00 10:40 TARDIS/RIGHT 2 Trial Meeting 10:00 10:40 Pathways in uncharted territory: Findings from the first national audit of 604 post-acute stroke services in England, Wales and Northern Ireland Parallel Sessions 4 10:45 12:00 Parallel Session 4A Improving Stroke Outcomes: the impact of the CLAHRCs Chair: Professor Thompson Robinson (Professor of Stroke Medicine, Deputy Head of Department, University of Leicester / Honorary Consultant Physician, University 10

11 Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust) Multi-Disciplinary Team Working: The importance of multidisciplinary team work in stroke rehabilitation Dr Rebecca Fisher (Senior Research Fellow & Stroke Rehabilitation Portfolio Manager, Faculty of Medicine & Health Sciences, University of Nottingham) Improving Stroke Outcomes: Examples from the CLAHRCs Katy Rothwell (Programme Manager NIHR) Dr Liz Lightbody (Research Fellow / Senior Lecturer, UCLAN) 10:45 12:00 Parallel Session 4B High Scoring Abstracts (Acute) Chair: Professor Peter Sandercock (Chief Editor of the Cochrane Stroke Group) 10:45 12:00 Parallel Session 4C High Scoring Abstracts (Non-Acute) Chair: Professor Caroline Watkins (Professor of Stroke and Older People's Care, University of Central Lancashire) 10:45 12:00 Parallel Session 4D Physical Activity: Getting Going, Keeping Going Chair: Michelle Price (Consultant Therapist for Stroke and Neurorehabilitation, Powys Teaching Health Board) Further Results from the AVERT Trial? Professor Julie Bernhardt (Head of Stroke Division at Florey Institute, Australia) Promoting exercise-efficacy and participation in sub-acute stroke Terry Gorst (School of Health Professions, University of Plymouth) Getting active and staying active after stroke: Shared perspectives, shared purpose Dr Jacqui Morris (Senior Research Fellow in SDHI, University of Dundee and Research Lead for Allied Health Professions in NHS Tayside) 12:00 13:15 LUNCH & EXHIBITION 12:10 13:00 Satellite Symposium: Allergan 12:30 13:10 ICHOM: An international set of patient centered outcomes in Stroke Chair: Professor Peter Langhorne (Professor of Stroke Care, Institute of Cardiovascular and Medical Sciences, University of Glasgow) 11

12 Dr Claude Pinnock (Director, ICHOM International Consortium for Health Outcomes Measurement) 12:30 13:10 TICH 2/Eurohyp Trial Meeting 12:30 13:10 Trials / Fringe Meeting Plenary 3 13:15 14:30 Thrombectomy for acute ischaemic stroke Chair: Professor Peter Langhorne (Professor of Stroke Care, Institute of Cardiovascular and Medical Sciences, University of Glasgow) Thrombectomy should be implemented in clinical practice Professor Diederik Dippel (Neurologist, Erasmus Medical Center, Rotterdam, The Netherlands) Further pragmatic trials of thrombectomy are needed Professor Keith Muir (Neurologist, Southern General Hospital, Glasgow) Generalisability cost-effectiveness and service implications of thrombectomy Professor Martin Dennis (Stroke Physician, Edinburgh) CONFERENCE CLOSES 12