The SSEF Course Library is a directory of education and training opportunities which have been mapped to the Stroke-Specific Education Framework, and registered with the SSEF Online Toolkit. There are a variety of resources including:
- free and fee-paying courses
- a variety of durations for completion e.g. one-off events, workshops, conferences, short and long courses
- informal (e.g. in-house) and formal (college or university)
- non-accredited and accredited programmes
All resources listed in the Course Library are provided and maintained by the Course Providers, external to the SSEF Project Team. Course Providers are responsible for keeping their information held on the SSEF Online Toolkit up to date. For further information about any of the listed opportunities, please use the contact information within the listing.
To navigate the course library either browse the listings, or filter by a specific role on the left-hand side of the screen. Alternatively, use the search function to look for specific courses, or only those with a high star rating and/or reviews
The best way to identify courses suitable for your personal learning needs is to let the SSEF Online Toolkit do the work for you. Once you have registered and completed your personal SSEF Profile the system will compare this to the courses in the library and identify only those that are relevant to the needs and aspirations of your role. To view the results go to your dashboard and select ‘View Courses’ in Step 4
Filtered by Psychologist (Neuro) ( Total: 20 )
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UKSF Reg. No.: 19789
Central Lancashire Stroke Guide This electronic resource contains information to help you to start to understand Stroke with specific reference to the care pathways within Lancashire Teaching Hos... ...
UKSF Reg. No.: 16604
This one day training allows the participant to experience the beneficial effects of active communication with colleagues, clients and those with a communication problem following a stroke. The course... ...
UKSF Reg. No.: 16717
The aim of the course is to develop the students' advanced analytical and clinical skills within the context of current stroke theory, practice and research. Content includes: Classifications of imp... ...
UKSF Reg. No.: 18956
AINTREE ACUTE STROKE TRAINING DAY- PROGRAMME Date and Time TBC Covering Elements E1-E3, E5-E9, & E11 of the Stroke-Specific Education Framework (SSEF) Morning Session 8.30 Welcome and Regi... ...
UKSF Reg. No.: 16602
Courses are delivered on-site by two experienced trainers, to groups of up to 20 participants. The course, Bridges stroke self-management programme, comprises an initial 1-day workshop with a follo... ...
UKSF Reg. No.: 19741
The aim of the Essentials of Acute Stroke Practice course is to provide students with a broad and working knowledge of acute stroke and its management in the context of modern health care. This cou... ...
UKSF Reg. No.: 19022
About Stroke FACTS: The purpose of this FREE resource is to provide an overview of the elements of stroke care across the pathway. Upon completion you should have a factual level of knowledge (lev... ...
UKSF Reg. No.: 16721
Obtaining informed consent from people with communication disorders post stroke This day course is aimed at professionals who have a role in obtaining informed consent from stroke patients either f... ...
UKSF Reg. No.: 16620
The course is taught in a modern education setting at Pinderfield Hospital in Wakefield, West Yorkshire. It lasts one day and is delivered via face to face teaching, group exercises and group discussi... ...
UKSF Reg. No.: 16608
An interdisciplinary training course on the psychological and communication problems following stroke. The training is open to all staff but is particularly focused towards registered and unregistered... ...
UKSF Reg. No.: 16627
The aim of the course is to improve the knowledge and skills of healthcare staff working in stroke about psychological problems after stroke. Psychological problems (e.g. depression) are common after ... ...
UKSF Reg. No.: 16628
The aim of the course is to improve the knowledge and skills of healthcare staff working in stroke about psychological problems after stroke. Psychological problems (e.g. depression) are common after ... ...
UKSF Reg. No.: 18964
10th Annual Southern Stroke Forum Conference Friday 24th March 2017 At The Holiday Inn, Cartwright Drive, Fareham, Hampshire. PO15 5RJ Topics Include: Key Note Speaker: Stem C... ...
UKSF Reg. No.: 19683
Friday 17th May 2019 08.30-4.30 pm 08:30-08.50 Registration (Refreshments will be served) 08:50-09:00 Welcome Jeannine Johnson, Consultant Nurse in Stroke, IOW NHS Trust 09:00-o9:45 What ... ...
UKSF Reg. No.: 18032
An in-house training session to provide non-psychology stroke specialist staff with the background knowledge and skills to routinely screen for problems with emotional distress as part of an integrate... ...
UKSF Reg. No.: 16622
This e-learning resource provides a set of ‘Advancing Modules’ which builds on the core knowledge and skills covered by the Stroke Core Competencies.rnrnThere are 20 Advancing Modules which provid... ...
UKSF Reg. No.: 16621
This e-learning resource provides a learning tool for health and social care staff to enable them to become more knowledgeable and skilful in the challenging area of stroke care. The resource is based... ...
UKSF Reg. No.: 18110
This training is aimed at therapists (e.g. OT, psychology) working within stroke, to equip participants with the knowledge and practical skills to allow reliable and informed cognitive screening of st... ...
UKSF Reg. No.: 18049
Though no explicit training is needed to be able to administer the OCS, feedback from our licencees and users stated that many would find it beneficial to have in person training on how to administer,... ...
UKSF Reg. No.: 18514
A modular course of teaching delivered via lectures, workshops and clinical observation. There is also a research project which is supervised by a researcher at UCL. The taught element covers all a... ...
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