Seminar On World Stroke Day

About the Program

The Seminar on World Stroke Day aims to raise awareness about stroke prevention, early recognition of symptoms, and timely medical intervention. The program features expert talks, interactive discussions, and educational sessions focused on promoting brain health through lifestyle management and risk reduction. It seeks to empower participants with knowledge to act swiftly in emergencies and adopt habits that support long-term neurological well-being.

Meeting Objectives

• To enhance awareness among participants about the causes, symptoms, and risk factors of stroke.
• To educate on the importance of early recognition and prompt medical intervention for stroke.
• To promote knowledge on preventive strategies such as healthy lifestyle habits, blood pressure control, and regular medical check-ups.
• To highlight the significance of rehabilitation and support for stroke survivors and their caregivers.

Learning Outcomes

• Identify the common warning signs and risk factors associated with stroke using the FAST method (Face, Arm, Speech, Time).
• Explain the importance of immediate emergency response and treatment in improving stroke outcomes.
• Describe preventive measures to minimize stroke risk through diet, exercise, and lifestyle modification.
• Recognize the role of rehabilitation and emotional support in stroke recover.