Research
CSN researchers are involved in writing the Evidence-based Review of Stroke Rehabilitation (EBRSR), a resource that provides a review of the stroke rehabilitation research literature available. They also continue to enhance StrokEngine, a Web-based educational tool which offers an “A to Z” listing of every stroke rehabilitation intervention currently available in Canada.
The CSN currently funds four themes of research:
- Preventing Stroke
- Optimizing acute stroke care
- Minimizing stroke damage
- Post-stroke repair and recovery
Read more about this topic: Canadian Stroke Network
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