Clinical specialist Physiotherapist in neurological rehabilitation

Joined September 2021
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Michelle Long retweeted
What an incredible 2 days meeting early, mid and senior (not dinosaur!) researchers at the UK Stroke Research Workshop supported by @TheStrokeAssoc @BIASPstroke Pleased to be able to present about the upcoming new @TheStrokeAssoc Research Strategy.. hear more @UKStrokeForum 2025
Congratulations to our prize winners for the 2025 UK Stroke Research Workshop!
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Michelle Long retweeted
Thrombectomy not only saves lives – it restores quality of life. But too many stroke patients miss out on this game-changing treatment, due to service delivery constraints. Thank you @FoysolChoudhury for championing round-the-clock treatment to #MakeStrokeAPriority in Scotland.
📢 When a government fails to plan and prioritise care, it’s the most vulnerable who suffer. Despite a clear commitment to deliver round-the-clock treatment, hundreds of patients are still being denied access to thrombectomy, one of the most effective and time-critical stroke interventions available. 📰 Read my latest article: theedinburghreporter.co.uk/2… @TheStrokeAssoc
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Here at UHD, volunteers play a priceless role in our hospitals as they go about their tasks and improve people’s lives, whether that’s patients, visitors, or staff. A big thank you to Ryan here for explaining why he enjoys volunteering so much 🤗 #VolunteersWeek2025 #TeamUHD
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Michelle Long retweeted
Volunteers contributed 6 million hours to support the NHS over the last year. Huge thanks to our 70,000 volunteers – including Maja and Alan – who go the extra mile to support NHS staff, patients and communities. ℹ️ england.nhs.uk/2025/06/volun… #VolunteersWeek
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Almost two years ago, Mark suffered from a stroke, which left him unable to use his left arm or walk. With the help of physiotherapist Zoe and the team at @UHSussex, Mark regained his independence, returned to work and can now walk unaided.
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Michelle Long retweeted
Thank you @GMNISDN @LSC_ISNDN @Michell04513556 @UKNGNeuro @TheStrokeAssoc @RCRadiologists for collaborating on these revisits across @NHSEngland. The stroke pathway is complex with networking #ISDN pivotal to successful delivery. Thank you for your commitment to improve care 👏
Great North West get together with @NHSEnglandNMD @HargrovesDavid & the @NHSEngland #stroke team to review progress on thrombectomy. Nice to also focus on community rehab. @cm_isdn @LSC_ISNDN @JulietBou @MCCN_UK
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Fabulous event today with the Stroke Association and sponsored by Stratford and Bow MP Uma Kumaran. Highlighting the importance of specialist stroke care. Crucial that we continue to make stroke a priority if we are to prevent strokes and reduce mortality and disability.
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Michelle Long retweeted
Prof #JaniceEng presented Walk-and-Watch trial findings at #ISC showing ve results on gait outcomes by ⬆️ dose of 🚶‍♂️ in inpatient stroke care journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
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Michelle Long retweeted
'Rehabilitation is often secondary prevention.' A point well made by @WesStreeting. 👆 Improved access to rehabilitation would support more stroke survivors to recover well, reduce their risk of another stroke, prevent hospital readmission, and reduce future demand on the NHS.
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Michelle Long retweeted
🌟 Congratulations Dr Ehab Georgy for being awarded a CSP commendation! 🌟 Ehab’s successful expansion of the Early Supported Discharge services for stroke across Suffolk has made a real difference to patients’ lives.
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Michelle Long retweeted
Collaberation, networking & learning skills to lead through compassion to one’s self & others - delivering agency to our fantastic #NHSworkforce #savingbrains @TheStrokeAssoc @NHSE_WTE @NHSGIRFT @weirb4 @MatthewRiceKF @TheKingsFund @BIASPstroke @Deborah71247971 @Anniesellers_
We’re delighted to announce that our Stroke Specific Programme with @NHSGIRFT has been shortlisted for the #HSJPartnershipAwards for Best Educational Programme for the #NHS! Congratulations to our teams and all those involved in delivering such an impactful course👏 Learn more: ow.ly/cb2K50Unsax
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Michelle Long retweeted
I did another half marathon - 30 mins faster than just a few months ago. Who says you can’t keep improving in your stroke recovery with a dollop of determination and good rehab. #thrivingafterstroke @TheStrokeAssoc
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Michelle Long retweeted
So fortunate to be part of the #GIRFTLEADERSHIPACADEMY & #GLASS25 hearing from alumni and current cohort about their leadership journeys. Thanks to @Deborah71247971 & @HargrovesDavid for your invaluable support.
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#UKSF24 Martin James receiving a well deserved "outstanding achievement award" for his phenomenal work in stroke.
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#UKSF24 great talk from David Hargroves on future priorities and opportunities in Stroke.
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#UKSF24 knowing no bounds, persisting with rehab. Brilliant talk from Jason Parker highlighting the benefit of rehab and the inequities of access. We will continue to work for equitable access to needs led community rehab.
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Michelle Long retweeted
Brilliant opportunity to share the positive impact that having an advanced practice role in stroke rehabilitation in the community has had on both the lives of people after stroke, their families and the wider stroke MDT. Thank you Alison Whear #UKSF2024
Great session about advanced practice roles in stroke. How do we make it easier to support our brilliant multi-professional to stay in stroke and develop their careers @NHSE_WTE @NHSGIRFT @TheStrokeAssoc #uksf24
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Michelle Long retweeted
Replying to @DrTerryQuinn
@DrTerryQuinn harnessing the messages from the Beatles, reminding us of the ‘long and winding road’ of life after stroke and the need for us to zoom out and consider stroke within the wider context of brain health, mental health, frailty #uksf24
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Michelle Long retweeted
#UKSF2024 use of SSNAP data for community quality improvement depend on:
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Michelle Long retweeted
#UKSF24 Prof Terry Quinn - excellent presentation challenging the stroke community to “zoom out”… rather than focussing in, specialising too far and working in silos. Priorities - recognising multimorbidity, frailty awareness, social determinants, rehab and life after stroke.
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