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Effective techniques to improve communication and swallowing abilities after a stroke.
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Exercises to enhance recovery, strength, and mobility following a stroke.
Stroke Discharge Procedure
Understand the important steps for a safe transition from hospital to home.
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Comprehensive guides to daily routines that support stroke survivors effectively.
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Learn how to monitor health indicators to ensure optimal recovery after a stroke.
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11月2日

The HK Stroke Society Prize for Medical Students

Congratulations to Alexia, Adrian, Christopher, Grace and Kitty from HKUMed for receiving The HK Stroke Society Prize for Medical Students, and Prof Suzanne Lo, Mr Patrick Kwok and Ms Lo Shuk Mun for receiving The HK Stroke Society Prize for Stroke Nurses! Their work has significant contributions to stroke prevention and management.

Grace and Adrian have been working under the supervision of HKU Stroke during their Enrichment Year programme of the HKUMed MBBS Curriculum, where they are currently pursuing a Master of Research in Medicine degree in the area of stroke!