Delivering Evidence-Based Recovery Predictions After Stroke

PREP2 is a clinically validated tool that predicts upper-limb outcomes for individual patients after stroke. It uses a combination of clinical assessments, patient characteristics, and, when required, Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS). The prediction helps clinicians support rehabilitation planning, goal setting, and discussions about recovery expectations with patients and their families.

This training programme equips rehabilitation clinicians with the knowledge and communication skills required to deliver PREP2 predictions in a clear, accurate, and patient-centred manner.

Training includes:

• Foundations of the PREP2 prediction tool

• Understanding prediction categories and their implications

• Communicating predictions to patients and families

• Discussing uncertainty and managing difficult conversations

• Using predictions to support rehabilitation planning and goal setting

• Case-based practice and interactive learning activities

The training combines self-directed online modules with expert-led instruction and feedback. It is delivered by clinicians and researchers with internationally recognised expertise in stroke rehabilitation, recovery prediction, clinical communication, and the development and implementation of the PREP2 algorithm.

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