University of Canterbury (UC) Rose Centre for Stroke Recovery and Research
Christchurch, Canterbury, New Zealand
The Rose Centre for Stroke Recovery and Research is a state of the art facility at St Georges Medical Centre that helps individuals with swallowing and communication disorders recover function or improve sufficiently to gain the best possible quality of life.
They encourage our patients to take an active role in the development of rehabilitation strategies for themselves and future patients.
The Rose Centre was established in 2014 through the generosity of Mrs Shirley Rose, who spent many of her final years tending to the disability created by stroke in her husband.
They encourage our patients to take an active role in the development of rehabilitation strategies for themselves and future patients.
The Rose Centre was established in 2014 through the generosity of Mrs Shirley Rose, who spent many of her final years tending to the disability created by stroke in her husband.
CONFERENCES AND COURSES
International, Multidisciplinary Rehabilitation Conference Stroke Rehab: From No-Tech to Go-Tech 2018
In-Person Event
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Stroke and Cerebrovascular
Jan 29 - 31, 2018
Christchurch, Canterbury, NZ
Stroke Rehab: From No-Tech to Go-Tech 2015
- In-Person Event
- Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
- May 10 - 12, 2015
- Christchurch, Canterbury, NZ
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