The educational videos are the keys to improving quality of life post-stroke. It is like having a personal trainer and health professional available 24/7

This is a unique and outstanding video guide for stroke survivors and their families. I strongly recommend it.

These videos are excellent. I am not aware of any other comprehensive source of information. The videos are targeted to people who have had a stroke as well as their carers and family. However, the content is so thorough that the videos should also be of use to the health professional. The obvious advantage of the videos is that the information is readily accessible and different topics can be accessed with ease. I cannot think of any relevant question that may arise after a stroke that is not answered in this series.

Having experience of stroke is a major, life changing event. Access to good quality information is the key to understanding the condition but also to understanding what can be achieved for the best management of the various problems that may arise. The videos avoid unnecessary technicalities and the facts and opinions are expressed in clear, unambiguous language. The production of these DVDs is a remarkable achievement and will be of significant help to people who have had a stroke as well as their families and friends. I can highly recommend these DVDs and every stroke unit should have copies for distribution to their patients.

The videos nicely document the toll of stroke on the victim and their family and a variety of emotional responses.

These videos likewise provide valuable information and a positive message of hope. I watched the videos with my wife, who is not a physician. She was equally enthusiastic.

I George Tavita have found the stroke videos very rewarding, as one of the stroke victims giving info on how I was hit with the stroke, it was also good to see how others got their stroke, also how to overcome it, also to try and learn a normal life again. I myself hope that my info in getting back to normal has helped other stroke victims.

They are very helpful in understanding different types and causes of stroke. Also listening to different sufferers of stroke and their caregivers point of views. I recommend it that all health professionals keep a copy to show in their waiting rooms etc.

This set of videos prepared by Prof Valery Feigin, a world renowned expert on stroke, are an exceptional and new instrument for a set of people that may be involved in the care of patients with stroke. These videos encourage the patients and their caregivers to take responsibility for their own self-care management on a daily basis.

The great advantage of the Stroke Riskometer™ is that it allows a person to calculate their risk of stroke within the next 5-10 years. Armed with this information, an individual can take action, with the help of their doctor, to reduce their risk of having a stroke or a heart attack. Stroke is much easier to prevent than treat. As one of my patients stated, the best stroke is the stroke you never had!

Thank you for sending this outstanding resource. The WFN would be pleased to share this important resource on the educational hub on our website.

This resource will be of great benefit not only to neurologists and other healthcare professionals, but also to stroke patients and their families. We greatly appreciate your generosity and commitment to improving stroke care and education worldwide.

This excellent educational material is highly informative and, most importantly, very practical. We will certainly make good use of it in our clinical work and for our target audience.

Thank you so much for this beautiful initiative. We will do our best in distributing the videos throughout the country.

These videos will definitely be helpful for stroke patients. We will share the website link with our neurologists and patients.

Many thanks for this useful guide and access to the videos.

Thank you very much for sharing this valuable resource with us.
On behalf of the Puerto Rican Academy of Neurology, we appreciate the work of the New Zealand Stroke Education Trust in making evidence-based stroke rehabilitation and secondary prevention resources freely accessible to patients and their families, particularly the availability of the materials in Spanish. We will be happy to share the Video Guide with our members and help disseminate it among our professional and patient communities in Puerto Rico.

Thank you for this great and unique opportunity for education on rehabilitation and recovery, it is quite an impressive work! I will contact the stroke patient organization and the national stroke organization and see how we can distribute and inform relevant parties about these educational videos, and get back to you on possible funding for translation.