Measuring Arm and Hand Improvements: What Matters Most to Stroke Survivors?
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 research study aims to identify appropriate outcome measures used with adults after stroke to determine how best to measure improvements in the hand and arm that are meaningful to inform rehabilitation and also acceptable and helpful to stroke survivors.
What involvement is required?
Participants (stroke survivors and their families) will be asked to complete an online survey. The survey will take approximately 10 minutes to complete.
The online survey about what arm measures matter is open for consumers and families to identify key priorities.
Who is eligible?
- Adult living in Australia
- Experienced a Stroke in the last 10 years
- Had some change in your arm function from your Stroke (even if this has improved)
- Have adequate English and cognitive skills to participate
- Have internet access (computer, tablet or phone)
For more information and to register your interest in this research study, contact:
Dr Lauren Christie | Email: lauren.christie@svha.org.au | Phone: (02) 8382 4023 or 0436 853 797
