How participating in research helps

StrokeLine
StrokeLineon April 11, 2023
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Participating in research has evolved throughout the years. Today, it is a true partnership between survivors of stroke and researchers.

For people with lived experience of stroke, your knowledge is at the heart of modern research.

Listen to Brenda Booth (OAM) who had a stroke in 2001, and Dr Dana Wong, a researcher and Clinical Neuropsychologist talk about participating in stroke research.

If you want to:

- be part of a team.

- feel heard.

- improve your own journey post stroke.

- make a positive contribution to the lives of others.

Then participating in research could be for you!

For research opportunities, please visit our participate in research page

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Brian A. Beh avatar
Brian A. Beh

IGNORE MY ABOVE POST--THIS IS THE ONE IWANT YOU TO READ-WITHOUT TH TYPOS

 

I am seven years {minus a couple of days} poststroke and for the past six years I have been involved in numerous research projects as a Stroke Survivor. My participation in Stroke Research is gives me a level of satisfaction that I never expected

My message to Stroke Survivors who have been watching this interview with Brenda is go and share your lived experience with stroke researchers

Remember all strokes are different so your lived experience is different but together with other stroke survivors. researchers can gain a clearer picture of stroke and its impact.

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