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INMOTION 01 Feb, 2023

Empowering Indigenous stroke survivors

The Yarning up After Stroke study aims to equip Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander stroke survivors to take control of their recovery. 

Researchers are being led by Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander communities of regional New South Wales to develop strategies that will empower Indigenous Australians to self-manage their recovery after stroke.

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