School of Physiotherapy DPSRU organised Workshop on the Stroke Rehabilitation

Bureau Chief Vijay Gaur - New Delhi

The School of Physiotherapy (SoP) at DPSRU hosted a significant workshop on Stroke Rehabilitation. This workshop was organized for the benefit of BPT 8th semester and MPT students, under the able guidance and kind support of Hon'ble Vice Chancellor Prof. Ravichandiran V. and Offg. Registrar Dr. Ramchander Khatri. The event took place at the G.K. Narayanan Auditorium, DPSRU, and was well coordinated by Dr. Sheetal Kalra, Associate Professor & Head, SoP and Dr. Parul Sharma, Assistant Professor, SoP. The workshop was graced by the esteemed presence of faculty members, including Prof. Richa H. Rai, Dr. Savita Tamaria, Dr. Sapna Dhiman, Dr. Jitender Munjal, Dr. Ravinder Kumar, and Dr. Hemlata. A total of 60 students had registered for this highly informative and practical session, which was aimed at enlightening participants on the advancements in stroke rehabilitation.
Objectives of the Workshop
The primary objective of the workshop was to raise awareness about stroke rehabilitation and to provide a comprehensive understanding of the recent advancements in this field. The workshop aimed to educate students on the critical aspects of stroke treatment and recovery, emphasizing the importance of rehabilitation in improving patient outcomes and quality of life.
Keynote Speaker
The workshop featured Dr. Jayaprakash Jayavelu, Chief Physiotherapist at Narayana Superspeciality Hospital, Gurugram, and Dharamshila Narayana Superspeciality Hospital, Delhi, as the keynote speaker. Dr. Jayaprakash Jayavelu, with his extensive experience and expertise in the field, shared invaluable insights into the latest techniques and practices in stroke rehabilitation.
Workshop Agenda
The workshop included a well-structured agenda that combined both theoretical and practical aspects of stroke rehabilitation. The sessions were as follows:
* Introduction to Stroke Rehabilitation: An overview of stroke rehabilitation, emphasizing its importance in the recovery process.
* Recent Advances in Stroke Rehabilitation: A session on the latest techniques and methodologies in stroke rehabilitation.
* Signs and Symptoms of Stroke: Information on how to recognize the early signs and symptoms of stroke and the proper emergency response.
* Hands-on Sessions: Practical sessions with students, which also included real stroke patients, providing Hands-on experience of stroke rehabilitation techniques.
* Discussion and Q&A: An interactive session with Dr. Jayaprakash Jayavelu, where students could ask questions and engage in discussions about stroke rehabilitation practices.
 
End Product of the Workshop
The Stroke Rehabilitation Workshop was a resounding success. It not only helped educate students and faculty about the latest developments in stroke rehabilitation but also provided invaluable practical training that will be beneficial to students in their future careers. Events like these play a crucial role in fostering a deeper understanding of critical healthcare issues and enhancing the skills of future healthcare professionals.
In conclusion, the workshop served as an important platform for sharing knowledge, discussing advancements, and honing practical skills related to stroke rehabilitation, all of which will contribute significantly to improving the treatment and recovery outcomes for stroke patients in the future.