Greater Manchester Assessment of Stroke Rehabilitation (G-MASTER) Toolkit Users' Manual

S Tyson; L Burton; A McGovern

Greater Manchester Assessment of Stroke Rehabilitation (G-MASTER) Toolkit Users' Manual

S Tyson
, L Burton
, A McGovern

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The G-MASTER project developed a toolkit of effective, robust, feasible measurements tools for stroke rehabilitation and established a model to implement them and enable effective multidisciplinary team meetings.Implementing the G-MASTER toolkit and MDT meeting standards has improved: Use of standardised measurement tools Multidisciplinary communication and joint working Effective objective monitoring of patients’ progress Speed and thoroughness of decision-making and action-planning Consistency and structure of MDT discussions and documentation Recovery without impacting on length of stay Compliance to national guidelines, particularly in mood and cognitive screening

Original language	English
Publisher	No publisher name
Publication status	Published - Sept 2013

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