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More than 405,000 Canadians live with
long-term disability from stroke.
The number will double in 20 years.

Stroke recovery is a huge public health issue in Canada. 

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We are the leading research organization in the world focused on stroke recovery.

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We know what needs to be done.

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Self-Management Videos

Self-Management Videos provide information and resources to promote stroke recovery.

Our 11-episode video series and corresponding resource sheets include topics such as fatigue, memory, anxiety, stress, attention, communication, leisure, and more.

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Recent News

Ploughman

CPSR's Dr. Michelle Ploughman wins prestigious mentorship award

July 7, 2020
Stroke rehabilitation research leader Dr. Michelle Ploughman of Memorial University has been awarded the Rhodes Inspirational Educators Award. Launched in 2016 as a way of recognizing unsung heroes in education, Rhodes Scholars were invited to nominate exceptional mentors who influenced their lives before they received their Rhodes Scholarship, largely recognized as the world’s most prestigious international scholarship.
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CPSR shifts gears to respond to challenges of Covid-19 pandemic

June 17, 2020
Trials go virtual, self-management videos developed, training workshops move online, and more
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Heart & Stroke updates Telestroke toolkit for clinicians during Covid-19 pandemic

May 21, 2020
An important update has been released for the Heart & Stroke Canadian Stroke Best Practice Recommendations (CSBPR) for Telestroke. Now spanning the continuum of care from prevention through to rehabilitation, the toolkit includes tips and checklists for effective and efficient virtual healthcare systems for a range of goals.
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Don't get webinar weary!

May 20, 2020
There are a lot of great presentations focused on stroke recovery during this time of Covid-19. Check out our newsletter for more information and links!
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"The Canadian Partnership for Stroke Recovery's strength is in its people. We are fortunate in Canada to have a great wealth of people who are leading the way globally in stroke recovery research. This is why I am involved. Great things can be accomplished when we work together. This idea is even reflected in the name. The organization is truly a partnership."


Ada Tang, PhD, CPSR Knowledge Translation Advisory Committee, McMaster University

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