Welcome to Stroke Care Research Project!

Empowering patients to access Personal health data!

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Ongoing Care for Stroke Survivors

What is Stroke? Why we need give more cares to Stroke Survivors?

Leading Cause of Death

Stroke is the fourth leading cause of death in the UK and single largest cause of complex disability in adults, with annual costs projected to rise to £75bn within 20 years.

Growing Patients

100,000 people have strokes each year in the UK. The NHS England (NHSE) Long Term Plan is committed to saving 150,000 lives from cardiovascular disease over the next 10 years.

Stroke Care

Stroke survivors, clinicians, and policymakers have consistently called for better quality data on the long-term consequences of stroke, to better inform their clinical decision making.

Research

Unlocking the potential of data - reshaping health and care for stroke survivors with data. We are committed to providing data-driven solutions for stroke patients, health providers, researchers and policymakers, with an improved understanding of patient-centred health data and the use of cut-edging data analytics such as statistics, data mining, and AI technologies.

Patient Portal

Personlised patient portal for improving stroke survivor outcomes.

Analytics Dashboard

Data-driven decision making support for health providers.

Empower data-driven decisions

Implementation, Evaluation & ongoing improvement

About Us

A group of people with same goal: improving the lives of stroke survivors using data.

Multidisciplinary teams consisting of individuals drawn from different disciplines who come together to achieve a common goal. Centre to our approach is engagement with stakeholders from stroke survivors and clinicians to local and national policymakers, providing a pathway to translate research findings into patient benefit.

Timeline

History of Key Reports, Publications, & Actitivies

MEET THE TEAM

Charles Wolfe OBE

Professor of Public Health (PI)

Vasa Curcin

Head of Department, Population Health Sciences (co-PI)

Iain Marshall

Clinical Senior Lecturer in Population Health Sciences (co-PI)

Timothy Neate

Lecturer in Computer Science

Martin Chapman

Lecturer in Health Informatics

Zhiqiang Huo

Research Associate

Davide Ferrari

Research Student

This study/project is funded by the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) under its Programme Grants for Applied Research Programme (NIHR202339). We thank authors who contribute to this web theme and resources.

KCL
NIHR

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