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We are the go-to country for multi-site clinical trials in stroke recovery.

We are the global hub for training and networking in stroke recovery.

Stroke recovery is a huge public health issue in Canada.

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We are the go-to country for multi-site clinical trials in stroke recovery.

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We are a global hub for virtual training and networking in stroke recovery.

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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

CanStroke researchers receive $100K to study virtual program for walking, balance

May 4, 2021
CanStroke Recovery Trials researchers were recently awarded $100K in funding from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research to conduct a one-year pilot study of their virtual rehabilitation program for walking and balance, called TRAIL.
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Academic 'horror stories', 'imposter syndrome' among topics at Career Development event on May 7

April 16, 2021
The CPSR National Trainee Association is planning a career development event on May 7. The purpose is to discuss challenges in academia, and to provide opportunities for networking and mentorship. Learn more and sign up now!
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Check out our April 2021 newsletter

April 16, 2021
Learn about the virtual GRASP program, CanStroke Recovery Trials, upcoming events for trainees, a survey on stroke in the young, the World Stroke Congress, and more!
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Debbie

Meet a participant in one of the CanStroke Recovery Trials

April 15, 2021
Debbie Tompkins took part in CPSR's FLOW trial in Halifax. A recently retired nurse, Debbie had a stroke last summer. She said the trial provided her with an additional 12 weeks of intense therapy. “It’s hard and I’m exhausted when I’m done, but it’s good,” she says.
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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, McMaster University

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