Stroke Matters

Stroke Matters, The Stroke Association quarterly
e-publication for professionals in health and social care was launched at the UK Stroke Forum in December 2008.

The publication promises to deliver interesting and accurate news on stroke issues, carefully selected by an expert multidisciplinary editorial board comprising leading stroke specialists.

Stroke Matters covers:

• stroke policy and practice
• the latest stroke research and updates on the Stroke Research Network
• upcoming conferences
• and news from The Stroke Association 

The latest issue is now available:

• Stroke Matters Issue 7 - May 2010

Past issues:

Once you have subscribed to Stroke Matters to view past issues click on the 'View archive' link in the top left of the digital reader.

You can also download the first two issues of Stroke Matters below.

• Stroke Matters Issue 2 - February 2009 (2395 kb)

• Stroke Matters Issue 1 - December 2008 (2912 kb)

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New software  - We have introduced some new software which allows readers to subscribe online. 

Instructions for new Stroke Matters software (29 kb)  

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References:

• References for issue 7
  - Stroke Matters Issue 7 references (44 kb)
  
   
• References for issue 6:
  - References for thromboprophylaxis article - Page 3 (32 kb)  
  - References for Botulinum Toxin article - Page 12 (26 kb)
  
• References for issue 5:  
  - References for SVD article - Page 10 (31 kb)                                                                                                     
• References for issue 4:
  - References for stem cell article - page 3.doc (25 kb)  
  - References for childhood stroke article - page 9 (29 kb)
  
• SIGN article issue 3 - bed model: 
  - SBSS bed model (61 kb)  
  - SBSS bed model (142 kb)
  
• References for issue 1 & 2: 
  - Brain attack imaging (28 kb)   

For advertising enquiries, please download our Stroke Matters Media Pack: Stroke Matters Media Pack (288 kb)

We are interested to hear what you think of Stroke Matters. Please email any queries, feedback or suggestions for content to strokematters@stroke.org.uk

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