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European Framework V Programme Grant: EROS
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We are
Co-ordinating a €2 Million EU programme; The European Register of Stroke
project, involving 11 centres in Europe will assess the impact, quality and
cost-effectiveness of stroke care. We are curently in year two collecting
data in 8 populations in Europe. Please visit the EROS website for more infoamtion EROS
WEBSITE
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Award winning SLSR
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Members
of the Stroke Research Programme won the prestigious BUPA Foundation Epidemiology
Award for excellence in the study of a chronic disease (stroke). The award
was presented at the BUPA Foundation annual dinner on 13th November 2001. Click here for more on the award and photos of
the winners
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Stope
Stroke: Secondary prevention
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The
Stop Stroke South London Secondary Prevention Intervention commenced in
June 2003 and is commences to finish in 200.. Piloting commenced in February
2002. The intervention involves targeting patients and professionals
with individualised
information
about
patients risk factors and advice on management. Click here for more on Stop Stroke
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Stroke Programme leads the way in Europe
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The
South London Stroke Programme were well represented at the 14th European
Stroke Conference in Bologan, Italy. A total of 12 abstracts were
presented during the 4-day conference. Please
click here for the full list of abstracts
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Stroke Modernisation Programme
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The Guy’s and St Thomas’
Charity have selected stroke care as a priority area for modernisation.
Over several years £5 million will be spent developing innovative services.
The stroke research group will be involved in maintaining the SLSR and
evaluating some of the proposed developments. Click here for more
information about the SLSR
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Department of Health Careers
Scientist Award
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Dr Chris Mckevitt had been awarded one of the few coveted
awards for capacity building in Public Health Research |
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The Stroke group is part of a cross college research division,
whose aim is to develop and conduct complex interventions in the Health
and Social Care. For more information please click on the HSCR
website.
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