Dr Louisa Burton
@LouisaJBurton01
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Stroke researcher @AUASResearch. Interested in rehab, communication, complex interventions. Qual, mixed methods, coproduction. Views my own.
Bradford, England
Joined November 2020
**NEW PAPER ALERT** How can we improve conversations about recovery with patients and families on the stroke unit? Here's what we found using Behaviour Change Wheel with staff input via an online survey 👇👇 Led by @AUASResearch, funded by @TheStrokeAssoc
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RT @TheStrokeAssoc: Have your say on the future of stroke research. 👇 Whether you're a researcher, healthcare professional, stroke survivo…
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Interesting protocol paper for a study assessing the feasibility of a self-management intervention for stroke survivors with aphasia by @DrFayeWray and team 👇👇👇
Been having a break from X lately (on mat leave looking after our second bundle of joy 🩷😀). But happy to share the protocol for @StarStep_study has been published: @MadelineCruice @DrIanKellar @AUASResearch
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RT @RebeccaQuayle2: Anyone interested in a band 7 physio team leader role within the community stroke team @BTHFT? These roles do not come…
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**NEW STUDY** How do people from ethnic minority backgrounds experience TIA ('mini-stroke') services, and how can their experiences be improved? This research will explore electronic health records data, and use qualitative methods and coproduction to find out 👇👇👇
📌Check out our new study to explore ethnicity-based differences in outcomes after a 'mini stroke' (TIA) and how to make improvements:
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RT @AUASResearch: This Stroke Prevention Day, we join @TheStrokeAssoc in encouraging everyone to have their blood pressure regularly checke…
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RT @Facialpalsyuom: 📢 Calling Healthcare Professionals & Researchers! 🙏 Help us develop a core outcome set for post-stroke facial palsy.…
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Another example of some amazing work alongside stroke survivors, carers and staff @AUASResearch! The ADAPT study is using an ideal-type approach to explore how an intervention to increase standing and moving can be tailored for different stroke survivors
Our ADAPT workshops are underway. We had a brilliant one with stroke survivors and carers in Nov and an excellent workshop via teams with staff from NHS stroke services in Dec. So many amazing insights. Huge thanks to all involved. We look forward to more workshops in 2025!
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@amanda_horler @MRCTMRPDTP @ComplexCTRU @LeedsCTRU Huge congratulations 🎊 Dr Ahmed! Enjoy the celebrations ✨️
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RT @drandyclegg: 1 in 3 older people fall each year, with potentially devastating impact on independence, and >£2Bn NHS cost. Please read a…
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RT @TMHaltom: Qualitative researchers: Run, don't walk, to read this article: Braun et al. (2024). “Being Really Confidently Wrong”: Qu…
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Congratulations @ReaDySpeech! And thanks so much for sharing your insights on developing COS, much appreciated 😊
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We should be considering palliative care alongside active treatment and rehabilitation for those who have a life limiting condition #uksf24
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Liz Lightbody discusses results of staff survey around end of life care: huge variation care and staff skills/knowledge, limited use of available protocols and tools to support it, limited direct conversations with patients #uksf24
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Liz Lightbody begins her talk by highlighting the lack of guidance and evidence around end of life care in stroke #uksf24
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So much overlap between the skills required by stroke professionals when communicating about potential for recovery/ ongoing disability and end of life care - both require sensitivity, dealing with distress and good team communication
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