Home - Strokengine

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WebSite: http://www.strokengine.ca

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Stroke Engine provides the most current information about interventions and assessment tools used in stroke rehabilitation Self-Management Videos provide information and resources to promote stroke recoveryOur 11-episode video series and corresponding resource sheets include topics such as fatigue, memory, anxiety, stress, attention, communication, leisure, and more.Go to websiteViaTherapyBest practice and evidence-based recovery interventions for upper extremity stroke rehabilitation.Go to app websiteeAerobicsA course developed to guide aerobic exercise prescription after stroke.Take the course STROKE ENGINE was built with the goal of bridging the gap in knowledge translation between research findings and current clinical practice in stroke rehabilitation. Thank you for taking less than two minutes to provide us with feedback on the content of the www.strokengine.ca website.Page: HomeAre you a:*Health professionalPolicy-maker or decision makerStudentIndividual who has had a strokeFamily or friend of someone who has had a strokeOtherOther:*Which discipline?*Why did you do this search for information?*Please check all that apply. Note: You can check more than one reason. To address a clinical question (problem) about a specific patient To share information with other health professionals (e.g., a colleague) What was your question?*Is this information relevant?*Very relevant (this is the information I had hoped to find)RelevantSomewhat relevantNot relevant (this is not the information I had hoped to find) Page: HomeDid you find relevant information that met your objective(s)?*CompletelyPartiallyNoDo you understand this information?*Very well (I understood)WellPoorlyVery poorly (I did not understand much) Page: HomeWhat is the impact of this information on you or your practice?*Please check all that applyNote: You can check more than one type of impact My practice was (will be) changed and improved This information is potentially harmful What aspect was (will be) changed or improved?*Assessment approachTreatment approachPatient and their family educationPrognostic approachWhat problem do you see?*There is a problem with the presentation of this informationToo much informationNot enough informationInformation poorly writtenToo technicalOtherPlease describe this problem.*Please describe how this information may be harmful.*What do you think about this information?*Please check all that apply. This information teaches me something new This information can have negative consequences. Please tell us what the possible negative consequences are.* Page: HomeDid you (will you) use this information for a specific patient?*YesNoPossiblyPlease check all that apply.*Note: You can check more than one type of use. I modified (will modify) who I assessed (will assess) this patient I used (will use) this information to be more certain about the management of this patient I used (will use) this information to better understand a particular issue related to this patient I used (will use) this information in a discussion with other health professionals about this patient I used (will use) this information to influence this patient or other health professionals in the way we treat this patient Will you use this information?*YesNoHow will you use this information for you or your relative?*Check all that apply. This information will help me to better understand Page: HomeFor this patient, did you observe (or do you expect) any health benefits as a result of applying this information?*YesNoPossiblyCheck all that apply.*You may check more than 1 box.This information helped (will help) to: Improve this patient’s health status, functioning or resilience (i.e., ability to adapt to significant life stressors). Avoid unnecessary or inappropriate treatment, assessment, preventive interventions or referral, for this patient Decrease this patient’s worries about a treatment, an assessment or preventative intervention Increase this patient’s knowledge, or their family or home health aides’ knowledge Do you expect any benefit for you and your relative from using this information?*Check all that apply. This information will help me to improve my (or my relative) health or well-being What is your discipline?NurseOccupational TherapistPhysical TherapistPhysicianPsychologistSocial workerSpeech language pathologistIf friend or family: relationship with the individual who has had a stroke.My spouse had a strokeMy child had a strokeMy parent had a strokeMy sister/brother had a strokeAnother member of my family had a strokeA friend of mine had a strokeSide of your (or relative) stroke.Right side of the brainLeft side of the brainBilateralI don’t knowTime since your (or relative) stroke.Less than 1 monthBetween 1 and 3 monthsBetween 4 months and 6 monthsBetween 7 months and 1 yearMore than one yearWhat is your age group?18 years and younger19 – 29 years old30 – 39 years old40 – 49 years old50 – 59 years old60 – 69 years old70 – 79 years old80 years old and olderWhat is your gender?FemaleMaleI prefer not to answerWhat is your highest completed schooling level?NonePrimarySecondary/HighschoolCollegeUniversity, undergraduateUniversity, post-graduateI don’t knowIn which part of the world are you located?North AmericaCentral AmericaSouth AmericaEuropean countryAfricaAsiaAustraliaWhich Country?CanadaUSAMexicoWhich Country?Overall, did you search Stroke Engine for information on:General information on stroke rehabilitationAssessment (specify domain or tool)Intervention (specify intervention or outcome)E-learning modulesSpecify domain or toolSpecify intervention or outcomeWould you agree to be contacted for further research?YesNoEmail:* Thank you for your feedback which will be used to improve the website and prioritize future developments. All data are analysed anonymously. By completing the survey and clicking on the submit button below, you are providing consent. Ethics approval was obtained by the health ethic board of University of Montreal (Projet17-157-CERES-D). For any questions, please contact the principal investigator, Annie Rochette at annie.rochette@umontreal.ca or by phone at 1-514-343-2192.

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