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Education Webinars & Stroke Rounds

Provincial Stroke Rounds

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June 2025: Building Awareness: Helping Kids Understand Stroke and Aphasia

Presenters: Lisa Samson M.H.SC.SLP(C) REG. CALPSO
Alessandra D. Peretti, BSW, RSW, INH

May 2025: Non-atherosclerotic Carotid Bifurcation Diseases: Phenotypes and their Management

Presenter: Dr. Ravinder-Jeet Singh, MD.

April 2025: Baby Shower: A Stroke Rounds on Pregnancy and Stroke

Presenters: Dr. Robert Sarmiento, MD, FPNA, FCSC(S)

February 2025: Review of Artificial Intelligence in the Diagnosis and Management of Stroke Patients Across the Province

Presenters: Dr. Andrew Micieli MD, MMI, FRCPC, FCSC-E

December 2024: The Role and Contributions of Nurses in Stroke Rehabilitation Units

Presenters: Dr. Eric Tanlaka, Dr. Amanda McIntyre

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November 2024: Systems of Care for Acute Stroke in Ontario

Presenters: Dr. Amy Yu, MD, MSc, FRCPC

October 2024: Making Stroke Education Fit for Purpose

Presenters: Kristina Moro, Clinical Nurse Specialist

September 2024: Scalability Assessment of the TCSI in CSR

Presenters: Melissa Northwood, RN, PhD and Tracey Chambers, RN, MSc

Stroke Best Practices Webinars

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Post Stroke Fatigue: Frustrated and Alone

Handouts

Post Stroke Fatigue Handout

Pediatric Code Stroke

Presenter:  Dr. Andrea Andrade

Stroke in Young Adults Causes, Consequences and Long Term Outcomes

Presenter: Dr. Richard Swartz

Driving After Stroke: The Art, Science, Legal Implications and Headaches of Reporting our Patients

Speaker: Hillel M. Finestone, MD CM, FRCPC (Physicatry)

Frontline Education

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2024 Southwestern Ontario EMS Stroke Care Refresher

Self-Management

Handouts

Quick Tips - Self-Management
Self Management IQ

Health Literacy

Handouts

Quick Tips - Health Literacy for Front Healthcare Providers

Teach Back for Healthcare Providers

Handouts

Quick Tips - Teach Back for Healthcare Providers
Teach Back for Healthcare Providers

2025 Driving After Stroke Development and Application of an Innovative Patient

Additional Resources

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Dysphagia

Handouts

Swallowing Quick Tips

Aphasia

Handouts

Communication Quick Tips

Doreen’s Story

Don’t Drive, Call 911 FAST Campaign

Stroke information: Stroke is an emergency! Do not attempt to drive or be driven to the hospital! Call 911 immediately.

Learn the signs of a stroke

Stroke is a medical emergency. If you experience any of these signs, call 9-1-1. Do not drive to the hospital. An ambulance will get you to the best hospital for stroke care.

Face
- Is it drooping?
Arms
- Can you raise both?
Speech
- Is it slurred or jumbled?
Time
- To call 9-1-1 right away

Email: swosn@lhsc.on.ca

Phone: 519-685-8500 ext 32462