Module authors
Module lead
Dr Christine McAlpine, Consultant Stroke Physician, Glasgow Royal Infirmary, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde
Group members
Akila Visvanathan, Medicine of the Elderly and Stroke Registrar, NHS Lothian
Chris Lerpiniere, Stroke Research Nurse, University of Edinburgh
Dr Eileen Cowey, Senior Lecturer, Nursing & Health Care School, University of Glasgow
Dr Matt Lambert, Consultant in Medicine for the Elderly and Stroke, Clinical Lead for Stroke, Ninewells Hospital, NHS Tayside
Sheena Borthwick, Specialist Speech and Language Therapy Clinical Lead for Stroke, NHS Lothian
Serena Battistoni, eLearning Interactive Content Developer, Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland
Reviewer
Dr. Fiona MacCormick, Palliative Care Consultant, NHS Tayside
Dr Libby Ferguson Medical Director Marie Curie Glasgow/ Consultant Palliative Medicine, Glasgow Royal Infirmary, NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde
Prof Martin Dennis, Professor of Stroke Medicine, The University of Edinburgh
Karen Smith, Stroke Specialist Nurse, NHS Dumfries & Galloway
Sandra Hewitt, Speech & Language Therapist, NHS Highland
This module was originally developed by:
Module lead: Hazel Fraser, Stroke Coordinator, NHS Fife
Group members: Sheena Borthwick, Clinical Specialist Speech and Language Therapist, NHS Lothian
Fiona Ewart, Stroke Practice Development Facilitator, CHSS / NHS Lanarkshire
Robert Morton, Senior Pharmacist, NHS Tayside
Morag Ogilvie, Senior Dietitian, NHS Forth Valley
Gillian Sherwood, Lead Nurse Palliative Care, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde
Critical readers: Dr Jackie Chaplin, Previously Project Manager: Palliative Care for People with Non-Malignant Conditions NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde
Eileen Cowie, Research Assistant, University of Glasgow
Prof Martin Dennis, Professor of Stroke Medicine, University of Edinburgh
Joanne Graham, Stroke Training Coordinator, CHSS / NHS Fife
Elaine Holden, Lead Speech and Language Therapist, NHS Lanarkshire
Dr Christine McAlpine, Clinical Director, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde
Page last reviewed: 08 Nov 2021