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The 19th edition of the EBRSR (2018) now includes in-depth reviews of well over 4,500 studies, including over 2,170 randomised controlled trials. Parts of the EBRSR have been translated into a number of languages.

We extend sincere gratitude to the Canadian Partnership for Stroke Recovery (CPSR), a joint initiative of the Heart and Stroke Foundation and Canada's leading stroke research centres, for funding the EBRSR.

[CANADA-BASED ORGANISATION; RESOURCE AVAILABLE WORLDWIDE]

MEB was born of the desire to find solutions for a better life.
We are a group of professionals who come from the field of neurological rehabilitation - occupational therapists, physiotherapists, psychologists and other professionals from the health and social sector. We transfer to the clinic the current knowledge offered by neuroscience and social health research.
 

From a clinical point of view, we bring our experience and specialisation of the nervous system, based on a constant updating of knowledge during the last twenty years. During this time, our objective has always been to find the best solutions to the unique circumstances of each patient, each person.

Our intervention is aimed at people affected by acquired brain damage, neurodegenerative diseases, spinal cord injury, dysfunctional states of the nervous system and all those who, for any reason, have lost their level of autonomy.

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For most individuals with Parkinsons disease, they will receive a multidisciplinary treatment plan including occupational therapy. The main role of OT is to increase performance and engagement in activities within the home or community that are valued by the individual. The aim of this is to improve functionality and overall quality of life.'

Occupational therapy and intervention for people with neuro-developmental disorders. A blog, documents and materials, with a focus on autism. Created by Sabina Barros, university lecturer in Spain.

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Website language: Spanish

[SPANISH RESOURCE; INFORMATION APPLICABLE WORLDWIDE]

In this guidebook on parenting children with ADHD, you'll discover:

• Game-changing strategies to make everyday life with ADHD easier for both you and your child

• A closer look at ADHD and how it affects the brain

• How to make sure you get the right diagnosis and the disorders commonly mistaken for ADHD

• Methods to help your child manage their symptoms long-term with medical and non-medical ADHD interventions

• How to help your child make friends and improve social skills, including how ADHD impacts your child’s social development

• Techniques to help your child manage intense emotions without tantrums - plus tips on expressing gratitude, building pride, and extending compassion for others

• The ADHD superpowers your child has, and how you can nurture these qualities in them

• The crucial role of routines in your child’s daily life - including a sample routine you can easily follow and apply

• How to set your child up for school success - and why it’s important to get teachers and classmates involved

This e-learning resource provides a learning tool for health and social care staff to enable them to become more knowledgeable and skilful in the challenging area of stroke care. The resource is based on the Stroke Core Competencies which were published by NHS Education for Scotland (NES) in 2005.

The website provides a multidisciplinary resource which focuses on a wide range of core knowledge and skills required by all staff when delivering stroke care. The Core Competencies provide an interactive way of learning with quizzes, animations, video clips, and case scenarios.

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