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Stroke MCN Partnership Working

Stroke MCN Partnership Working. Stroke Awareness Training Exercise Post Stroke Trial Patient Narratives ETHoS. Stroke Awareness Training. Big Lottery Funding:. Stroke Awareness Training – 2 year post to: Develop a training model, in conjunction with NHS

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Stroke MCN Partnership Working

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  1. Stroke MCN Partnership Working

  2. Stroke Awareness Training • Exercise Post Stroke Trial • Patient Narratives • ETHoS

  3. Stroke Awareness Training

  4. Big Lottery Funding: • Stroke Awareness Training – 2 year post to: • Develop a training model, in conjunction with NHS • Lanarkshire partners, to promote awareness of the • complexities associated with stroke disease. • Deliver the training as appropriate • Carry out a training needs assessment of staff working with • patients and carers throughout the NHS Lanarkshire area.

  5. Stroke Awareness Trainer Annette Harvie

  6. Stroke Awareness Training → Trained 463 staff from a variety of agencies Developed a generic stroke awareness training programme → Facilitated the development of a stroke training programme Carried out a training needs assessment within NHSL → Application to NES Developed a Lanarkshire Stroke Competency Framework

  7. Partnership Working within the Project North Lanarkshire: Trained Home Care Managers South Lanarkshire: Stroke awareness included in Home Care training modules. Scottish Ambulance Service: Perceptors trained Care Homes: Staff trained in-house or externally as appropriate

  8. “This was a great insight into the life of stroke victims – makes you more understanding of what the patient is going through”.

  9. “Making myself more aware of different things regarding strokes”

  10. Exercise Post Stroke Trial

  11. Partnerships Working within the Project • ____________________________________ • North Lanarkshire Leisure • South Lanarkshire Leisure • Glasgow Caledonian University – Department of Physiotherapy

  12. Exercise Post Stroke Evolved from patient request for exercise Initially - a service development Involvement of Glasgow Caledonian University →randomised controlled trail “Shared-care” approach NHS → L.A.Leisure Departments

  13. Stroke Physical Activity Programme - SPA HM MK WG Early Supported Discharge Teams / Day Hospitals Community Rehabilitation Teams BACR Trained Staff Stroke Awareness Training 6weeks in hospital setting ↓ 6 weeks in Leisure setting

  14. Partnership: “association of persons for business etc” Collins Compact Dictionary

  15. Lanarkshire & Ayrshire & Arran Stroke MCNs Patient & Carer Groups – Joint Meeting (August 2005)

  16. Patient Narratives

  17. Patient narratives • One case from each hospital • Selected by stroke liaison nurses • All women • Different levels of impairment • Informed consent

  18. Process • Interviews • Semi structured autobiographical interviews in participants home • Transcribed and fed back to participants for editing and approval • Placed on website

  19. Process • Case studies • Return visit to stroke unit • Multidisciplinary team • Update from patient • Lead by patient

  20. Observations • Participants • Of therapeutic value • Opportunity to thank staff • Opportunity to be heard • Opportunity to help others

  21. Observations • Staff • Opportunity to see person after acute care • Opportunity to ask questions about care • Opportunity to reflect on practice as a team

  22. Observations • Next time • Multi-agency approach including Social Work and Primary Care • Positive results • The system responded well to individual needs and circumstances • Participants continued to make improvements/adjustments

  23. ETHoS • Extension of qualitative research into spiritual component of recovery • Facilitation of transformational coping • Raised general awareness • Provided in-depth training across disciplines and acute/primary care

  24. Future possibilities • Spiritual care services review • Partnership with faith communities • Multi-agency ETHoS training • Supporting self care

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