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William De Doncker retweeted
Discover our latest #Healthcare publication for some essential views: "Healthcare for the elderly: A need for urgent transformation in the case of Cyprus"
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Read our newest #Healthcare publication with some valuable updates: "Healthcare for the frail and elderly: Transitioning towards patient-centered care in Cyprus."
Find out more: pwc.to/3PjyKg2
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PwC healthcare experts shared best practices to improve the quality of services provided by the GHS at the ΟΣΑΚ scientific conference.
@PwC_Luxembourg @PwC_Nederland
#PwCCyprus
William De Doncker retweeted
New paper in @NeuroImage_EiC: "Technologically-Assisted Communication Attenuates Inter-Brain Synchrony"
— Here, we measured brain-to-brain dynamics of mother-child dyads in either face-to-face or video-chat (A la Zoom) interaction sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Of late I have been exasperated by reviewers who have been asking why do I not have a healthy control group in any of my investigations. Here is my take on why we shouldn’t be comparing a neurologically interrupted brain to an intact brain onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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Our exciting result in post-stroke fatigue finally in print! @EffortLab @Sasha_Synch @DonckerWilliam
Ondobaka et al. report that subjective post-stroke fatigue can be explained by an imbalance in inter-hemispheric inhibition, revealing a new neural mechanism that could ultimately serve as a therapeutic target. bit.ly/3IYqECW
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New results from @EffortLab! We show how failure to attenuate task irrelevant sensory input contributes to post stroke fatigue. This applies to visual biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/… auditory biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/… and also proprioceptive input biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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Prof Sven Bestmann, Dr Carys Evans, and Dr Jenny Lee (UCL) are among the researchers joining us for our upcoming Fundamentals & Applications of tES Workshop coming this March.
Find out more about what we'll be exploring and register here: brainbox-initiative.com/work…
William De Doncker retweeted
This is the last week to complete our online study looking into #fatigue and visual perception across different neurological disorders! The study takes approximately 45 minutes to complete. Find the link for the study below
We have recently launched an online study to explore the relationship between visual perception and chronic pathological #fatigue in neurological disorders, from #stroke, Parkinson's Disease, Multiple Sclerosis and TBI. Click on the link to take part:
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William De Doncker retweeted
We have recently launched an online study to explore the relationship between visual perception and chronic pathological #fatigue in neurological disorders, from #stroke, Parkinson's Disease, Multiple Sclerosis and TBI. Click on the link to take part:
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William De Doncker retweeted
The final version of our paper: "Neural effective connectivity explains subjective fatigue in stroke" has just been put online @Brain (academic.oup.com/brain/advan…)
@AnnaKuppuswamy @DonckerWilliam @Sasha_Synch @UCLIoN @TheStrokeAssoc @wellcometrust
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You can find our latest updates in our Newsletter found here: the-effort-lab.wixsite.com/f…
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If you would like to contribute to research on chronic pathological #fatigue from your own home, have a look at our online study @TheStrokeAssoc @diffstrokes
Do you suffer from persistent #fatigue and would like to participate in an online research study? The study is open to all neurological disorders of which fatigue is prominent: #Stroke, #MS, #PD, #TBI etc
research.sc/participant/logi…
More info on our website: the-effort-lab.wixsite.com/f…
William De Doncker retweeted
Do you suffer from persistent #fatigue and would like to participate in an online research study? The study is open to all neurological disorders of which fatigue is prominent: #Stroke, #MS, #PD, #TBI etc
research.sc/participant/logi…
More info on our website: the-effort-lab.wixsite.com/f…
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It is now a month since the launch of Ensnared: The Inescapable Reality of Fatigue on World Stroke Day. A collaboration between stroke survivors, neuroscientists and an artist. In case you missed it, you can find it here: ensnared.org/
William De Doncker retweeted
Ondobaka et al. report that subjective post-stroke fatigue can be explained by an imbalance in inter-hemispheric inhibition, revealing a new mechanism that could ultimately serve as a therapeutic target. bit.ly/3Ft1GKE
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In October, we hosted the annual UCL World Stroke Day Forum, along with UCL research groups and 16 charity partners.
Learn how the Forum has grown since its inception in 2018, and how this year's 15 digital sessions helped empower stroke survivors.
engagement.fil.ion.ucl.ac.uk…
William De Doncker retweeted
A collaborative arts and neuroscience project about the daya to day reality of post-stroke fatigue ensnared.org/ from @SofieLayton @cass_hugill @DonckerWilliam @EffortLab @sianaggett @wellcometrust @WCHN_UCL @NeurorehabUCLP
What an amazing project to be a part of! Definitely worth exploring all the work that has come out of this project, particularly given that it was carried out during the global pandemic!
Last week at #uclWSDforum we launch Ensnared: The Inescapable Reality of Fatigue. A collaborative arts and neuroscience project with the aim of making #fatigue visible. If you missed it, you can find all the work here: ensnared.org/