Kate Hayward: Recent Stroke Recovery and Rehabilitation Highlights
Kate Hayward, Associate Professor of Stroke Recovery at University of Melbourne, reposted from REPAIR Research Group on LinkedIn:
”Check out this new paper discussing recent stroke recovery and rehabilitation highlights!”
Quoting REPAIR Research Group‘s post about a recent article by Steven C. Cramer et al, published in Stroke:
”New paper just out in Stroke journal
‘Advances in Stroke 2026: Recovery and Rehabilitation’
Catch up on research highlights over the past year.
Many large recovery focused trials were published including Walk n’ Watch trial, TRANSPORT-2, PESTO, ESTREL and TREASURE.”
Title: Advances in Stroke 2026: Recovery and Rehabilitation
Authors: Steven C. Cramer, Joel Stein, Lorie G. Richards, Kathryn S. Hayward
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