CURRENT ROUNDTABLE (SRRR 4)
Dear ISRRA members,
The International Stroke Recovery and Rehabilitation Alliance (ISRRA) invites our membership to submit Expressions of Interests (EOIs) for new roundtable topic areas.
The purpose of these roundtables is to build consensus around pivotal areas that can deliver progression and growth in the field of stroke recovery and rehabilitation. Roundtables should align with the vision and mission of ISRRA.
Submission calls will close on May 31st, 2024 at midnight (Australian Eastern Standard Time). All EOIs must be completed using the online submission system.
Third Stroke Rehabilitation and Recovery Research Roundtable (SRRR 3)
SRRR-3 Co-chairs: Kate Hayward and Gert Kwakkel
The Stroke Recovery Roundtables (SRRR) seek to collectively advance the science of stroke recovery globally. Similar to the previous two SRRR’s, the third roundtables address four topic areas:
1. Outcomes of mobility: co-chairs Gert Kwakkel (Netherlands) and Geert Verheyden (Belgium)
2. Fatigue after stroke: co-chairs Coralie English (Australia) and Gillian Mead (UK)
3. Control intervention: co-chairs Kate Hayward (Australia) and Catherine Lang (USA)
4. Non-invasive brain stimulation: co-chairs Jodi Edwards (Canada) and Christian Gerloff (Germany)
For a period of 2 years (2021-2023), over 60 multidisciplinary and international group members from more than 20 countries are meeting in person and via videoconference to undertake consensus building efforts within each topic. Like SRRR1 and SRRR2, there will be a number of publications that arise from this work, which will be available in late 2023.
The SRRR 3 have already presented their work at the European Stroke Congress, 4–6 My 2022 in Lyon France:
Scientific Session 11 (Nursing/AHP Session) “ISRRA: Global collaborations transforming stroke: The International Stroke Recovery and Rehabilitation Alliance (ISRRA)”
And convened in person again in Vienna in December of 2022 at the World Congress for Neurorehabilitation (WCNR)
All papers from these meetings have been
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