Improve your knowledge of stroke symptoms, treatment, and recovery with this CPD‑accredited stroke awareness course. Strokes are one of the leading causes of disability and death worldwide, and recognising the early warning signs can make a life‑saving difference. This training is designed for anyone working in, or preparing to work in, the health and social care sector. It provides essential knowledge to help you understand the risks, respond quickly, and support individuals through treatment and rehabilitation.

This stroke awareness course explores the causes and risk factors of strokes, the importance of early recognition, and the treatment options available. You’ll also learn about the long‑term effects of strokes, including physical and psychological challenges, and the rehabilitation methods that can aid recovery. By gaining this knowledge, you’ll be better equipped to provide effective care and support for patients, families, and communities affected by stroke.

By the end of the programme, you’ll have the confidence to identify symptoms, understand who is most at risk, and apply best practices in treatment and rehabilitation.

Why This Course?

Every minute counts when responding to a stroke. Quick recognition and action can significantly improve outcomes for patients. This course equips you with the knowledge to act effectively, support recovery, and contribute to better patient care.

Learning Outcomes

By completing this course, you will be able to:

• Understand the symptoms of strokes and recognise them quickly
• Identify who is most at risk of experiencing a stroke
• Explain treatment options for strokes
• Describe rehabilitation methods that support recovery

Who Should Take This Course?

This course is ideal for:

• Health and social care workers
• Nurses, carers, and support staff
• Students preparing for a career in healthcare
• Community workers and volunteers supporting vulnerable groups
• Anyone seeking to improve their understanding of stroke awareness